Undergraduate spotlight: Harry Bishop
Harry Bishop was a UF Health Cancer Institute University Scholar who is researching mobile health smoking cessation treatments.
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Ambassadors Program empowers UF graduate students to mentor future cancer researchers
The program connects graduate students with opportunities to lead educational events, present research and mentor students.
UF medical student earns national public health award
Predoctoral Awardee Jack Figg was recognized for his outstanding research and devotion to serving the community.
From classroom to Capitol Hill, UF students help shape health policy
By working directly with lawmakers and constituents, students in the Public Service Internship bridge the gap between academic training and real-world health policy.
High school students visit UF for hands-on cancer research experience
High school students had the opportunity to gain hands-on experience with cancer research and explore science careers.
Exploring cancer research career paths firsthand
Forty-one undergraduate students from across the country had the opportunity to visit UF and explore career pathways.
Community Scientist Program curriculum featured at Research Showcase
The Community Scientist curriculum prepares community members to engage meaningfully in research.
UF Health Cancer Institute Predoctoral Awards propel early-stage cancer researchers
Now celebrating its 10th anniversary, the program has made an institutional investment of $510,000 in training the next generation of cancer researchers.
Former smoker turns personal experience into tobacco cessation research
Jennifer LeLaurin, Ph.D., dedicates her career to improving how health care systems support patients and caregivers through tobacco cessation and cancer care research.
Research Showcase accelerates cancer research collaborations
The UF Health Cancer Institute's Research Showcase 2026 featured nearly 150 trainee posters.
