The Intersection of Racism, Poverty and Biology in Cancer Prevention, Diagnosis and Treatment
March 3-4, 2022 | Tinkham Veale University Center
Save March 3-4, 2022 for the 6th Annual Cancer Disparities Symposium: "The Intersection of Racism, Poverty and Biology in Cancer Prevention, Diagnosis and Treatment," presented by the Office of Community Outreach and Engagement.
This multi-disciplinary event will appeal to researchers, clinicians, health professionals, community outreach groups, community-based organizations, patient advocates and trainees. Keynote presentations will be delivered by renowned disparities researchers and community leaders, and a poster session highlighting academic research and community programs will provide a showcase of the depth and breadth of work happening in this field.
Keynote Speaker
Lori Pierce, MD, FASTRO, FASCO
Professor, Radiation Oncology
Vice Provost for Academic and Faculty Affairs
University of Michigan
Virtual Web-Based Experience
Attendees will experience the symposium using Whova, our official web-based conference app, to view presentations and ask questions during panel discussions, and to easily network and connect behind the scenes. Registered attendees will be sent email invitations and instructions to access the virtual conference at least a week before the symposium. Attendees registered after February 25 will receive conference access information the business day following their registration, or within an hour of registration day-of event.