Education

Predoctoral Awardee Jack Figg was recognized for his outstanding research and devotion to serving the community.

The students represent three colleges across UF and will engage in cancer research projects spanning the center’s four research programs.

By providing training in basic and translational cancer research, the internship aims to prepare the next generation of researchers for success. 

Nearly 150 educators from across the Southeast attended this year's Cancer Research Conference for Science Teachers.

Harry Bishop was a UF Health Cancer Institute University Scholar who is researching mobile health smoking cessation treatments.

The program connects graduate students with opportunities to lead educational events, present research and mentor students.

Predoctoral Awardee Jack Figg was recognized for his outstanding research and devotion to serving the community.

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 had the opportunity to gain hands-on experience with cancer research and explore science careers.

Forty-one undergraduate students from across the country had the opportunity to visit UF and explore career pathways.