Events in July–September 2022
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BCCC-CURE Scientific Seminar by Dr. Nagi Ayad “Chemical Biology Approaches in Brain Cancer” BCCC-CURE Scientific Seminar by Dr. Nagi Ayad “Chemical Biology Approaches in Brain Cancer”
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September 9, 2022Dr. Nagi Ayad (Professor, Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center, Georgetown University Medical Center). “Chemical Biology Approaches in Brain Cancer”.
The event will be hosted at the Brooklyn College Library - Gottlieb Room #411 by Dr. Theodore Muth.
Register for the in-person event by emailing BCCC-CURE@brooklyn.cuny.edu
Register for the virtual event here.
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Community Outreach In-Person/Facebook Live Event “Women’s Cancer Prevention Workshop" in Spanish Community Outreach In-Person/Facebook Live Event “Women’s Cancer Prevention Workshop" in Spanish
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September 21, 2022Community Outreach In-Person/Facebook Live Event “Women’s Cancer Prevention Workshop in Spanish” Co-Hosted by Mixteca and BCCC-CURE with the participation of Mt. Sinai Tisch Cancer Center.
SPANISH Community event hosted at 23rd and 5th ave, Brooklyn NY 11215 or through a Facebook Live @BCcancercenter and @Mixteca.
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“Drug Development” Short Training Course “Drug Development” Short Training Course
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September 23, 2022“Drug Development” Short Training Course for principal investigators, postdoctoral fellows, graduate students, and advanced undergraduate students. Imparted by Dr. Benjamin Blass (Assistant Professor of Medicinal Chemistry, School of Pharmacy, Temple University). An in-person event hosted at BC Library – Tanger Auditorium. Coordinator: Dr. Maria Contel.
To participate in the Fall 2022 training course please complete this form.
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BCCC-CURE Scientific Seminar by Dr. Marlene Camacho-Rivera and Prof. Sheena Philogene BCCC-CURE Scientific Seminar by Dr. Marlene Camacho-Rivera and Prof. Sheena Philogene
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September 30, 2022BCCC-CURE Scientific Seminar by Dr. Marlene Camacho-Rivera (Assistant Dean for Student Engagement and Success, Assistant Professor, Department of Community Health Sciences, SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University) “Within the Box: Elucidating Heterogeneity across the Cancer Continuum among Latinos in the U.S.” and Prof. Sheena Philogene (Assistant Professor, Brooklyn College Library) “Evaluating Healthcare Barriers and Outcomes Within Hispanic and Latino Populations in Brooklyn, NY Using Spatial Trend Analysis”.
The event will be hosted at the Brooklyn College Library - Gottlieb Room #411 by Dr. Jennifer Basil.
Register for the in-person event by emailing BCCC-CURE@brooklyn.cuny.edu
Register for the virtual event here.