Educational Resources
Mentored Junior Faculty Fellowship
The Duncan Family Institute Mentored Junior Faculty Fellowship in Cancer Prevention Research supports the critical transition of individuals from training positions to junior faculty, launching them towards research independence. This fellowship fills a gap between support available to postdoctoral fellows and other early career scientists transitioning to a faculty position at the assistant professor level.
These appointments are for two years, subject to acceptable progress towards agreed to milestones.
Nathan Parker, Ph.D. - Behavioral Science 2019
Dalnim Cho, Ph.D. - Health Disparities Research 2018
Johannes Fahrmann, Ph.D. - Clinical Cancer Prevention 2017
Yue Liao, Ph.D. - Behavioral Science 2017
Michela Capello, Ph.D. - Clinical Cancer Prevention 2016
Matthew Cox, Ph.D. - Behavioral Science 2015
Thanh Bui, M.D., Dr.P.H. - Behavioral Science 2014
Diana Hoover, Ph.D. - Health Disparities Research 2013
Meng Chen, Ph.D. - Epidemiology 2012
Claire Adams, Ph.D. - Health Disparities Research 2012
Jian Wang, Ph.D. - Epidemiology 2011
Larkin Strong, Ph.D. - Health Disparities Research 2010
Francesco Versace, Ph.D. - Behavioral Science 2010
Lectureship Series
The Institute contributed to enhancing the intellectual environment in support of the current generation of scientists by co-sponsoring speakers in collaboration with the Division of Cancer Prevention and Population Sciences' Cancer Prevention and Control Grand Rounds lecture series.
Internationally renowned experts addressed a wide range of real-world issues relevant to cancer prevention.