The Community Advisory Board (CAB) is a committed group of experts who gather in the spirit of building partnerships and infusing a community perspective into the UF Health Cancer Institute’s research agenda. The CAB plays a vital role in collaborating with the institute’s leadership team and members to ensure our work focuses on cancer-related issues that are critical to the communities we serve. By working together to increase clinical trial enrollment, deepen community outreach and expand access to care, we can advance cancer prevention, detection and treatment.

Community Advisory Board Members
Meet the members that provide the essential guidance and expertise to support the board’s mission.
Chair
Jeff Feller, MSISE
Chief Executive Officer, WellFlorida Council
Co-Chair
Sarah Catalanotto (she/her), M.P.H., CTTS
Executive Director, Suwannee River Area Health Education Center
Diana Duque, M.P.H.
Health Officer and Administrator, Florida Department of Health in Columbia and Hamilton County
Jeri Francoeur, M.S.
Advocacy Committee Chair, Florida Breast Cancer Foundation
Harriette Hudson
Chair, Sisters Alive Tallahassee
Briana Kelley, Ed.D.
Director of Human Services, Marion Senior Services
Kizzy McCray-Sheppard, DNP, APRN, FNP-C
Best-selling author, wellness expert, transformational speaker
Karen Miller, J.D.
Patient Advocate
Amanda Napolitano
Executive Director, The DONNA Foundation
Terence Pollard
Colorectal Cancer Advocate
Lauren Price
Cancer Survivor
E. Stanley Richardson
Community Scientist, Founder and Director of ARTSPEAKgnv
Kendra Siler-Marsiglio, Ph.D.
President and CEO, CommHIT
Past members
- Shirley Bloodworth, M.S.N., Community Scientist and Community Advocate
- Ann Walsh Collett, Childhood Cancer Advocate, President, Headlight Data
- Robin Lewy, M.A., Director of Programming, Rural Women’s Health Project
- Nicole Miller, Founder and CEO Blossoming Butterfly
- Francis Knight, member of Sisters Alive and American Cancer Society
Partnering to advance cancer prevention, detection and treatment
The CAB helps us ensure that our efforts remain grounded in the realities of our region and driven by the needs of the communities we serve.
The CAB toured the Shared Resources on Feb. 5. Photos by Nate Guidry/UF Health
