Internships 2021 – Page 2 – Cancer Research Experiences for Students (CaRES)

34JD – COVID-19 and response to immunotherapy

Status: Filled – Jenny Jung
Intern: Jenny Jung
Faculty Name: jessy-s-deshane
Primary Faculty Appointment: UAB
UAB/HA Department: Medicine
Campus Address: THT 433A
Telephone Number: (205) 996-2041
Email: jessydeshane@uabmc.edu or Click to Send E-Mail
For how many summers have you served as a preceptor: 1
CCC Research Area: Cancer Biology & Immunology
Number of hours per week that the preceptor will personally supervise or work with the intern: 4
Other faculty, staff, or graduate students who may help to supervise the intern:
1. Devika Das
2. Haris Hatic
Title of Project: 34JD – COVID-19 and response to immunotherapy
Project Description:

It is currently unknown whether cancer patients who are COVID-19 convalescents will respond to combination therapy with immune checkpoint blockade (ICB) or have resistance to combination therapies with ICB. This project will perform chart review of patients with lung cancer and melanoma who are COVID-19 convalescents and their response to chemotherapy and disease outcomes. This will be compared to uninfected patients. This project may involve getting trained on i2b2 and working with a team of investigators.

Project Status: Already up and running
Location of Project: Birmingham, AL (UAB)
Proposed Start Date: May 31, 2021
Proposed End Date: August 27, 2021
Expected work schedule for intern: Not very flexible, intern MUST be at work on certain days of the week and at certain times of the day (as may be necessary to interview patients, attend lab meetings, process samples, etc.) and should contribute full-time effort.
Number of days that the student will be expected to come physically to UAB:
1 day or a few days as needed
Category of Project: Clinical (Patient Care) Research
Cancer topic: Lung and Bronchus, Skin
Does this project involve human subjects: Yes
Does this project involve animal subjects: No
Duty:
1.

Get trained and Chart review

Analyze data

Review data with team

Preceptor will provide intern with access to the following: Supplies needed to complete project, i2b2 training
Likelihood that intern will be included as an author on one or more publications related to this summer research project: Very likely
Areas in which the ideal candidates will have experience: Cancer Rates, Trends and Statistics, Immunology, Literature Review Skills, Statistics and Data Management, basic knowledge

33AS – Antifibrotic activities of novel vitamin D3 derivatives in fibroblasts isolated from skin.

Status: Available
Intern:
Faculty Name: Andrzej Slominski
Primary Faculty Appointment: UAB
UAB/HA Department: Dermatology
Campus Address: Volker Hall rm 476c
Telephone Number: (205) 934-5252
Email: aslominski@uabmc.edu or Click to Send E-Mail
For how many summers have you served as a preceptor: 3 or more
CCC Research Area: Cancer Biology & Immunology
Number of hours per week that the preceptor will personally supervise or work with the intern: 40
Other faculty, staff, or graduate students who may help to supervise the intern:
1. Zorica Janjetovic
2. Tae Kang Kim
Title of Project: Antifibrotic activities of novel vitamin D3 derivatives in fibroblasts isolated from skin.
Project Description:

The project is to tests the effects of novel vitamin D3 derivatives on skin functions, skin cancer and test their antifibrotic properties. Techniques of cell biology, molecular biology and biochemistry will be used. The student will work under supervision of an experienced investigator who will gradually will introduce his/her to these techniques.

Project Status: Already up and running
Location of Project: Birmingham, AL (UAB)
Proposed Start Date: May 3, 2021
Proposed End Date: August 27, 2021
Expected work schedule for intern: Not very flexible, intern MUST be at work on certain days of the week and at certain times of the day (as may be necessary to interview patients, attend lab meetings, process samples, etc.) and should contribute full-time effort.
Number of days that the student will be expected to come physically to UAB:
More than 1 day per week (prior to start of the internship, gain appropriate waivers and approvals for the student to be on site)
Category of Project: Laboratory Research
Cancer topic: Skin
Does this project involve human subjects: No
Does this project involve animal subjects: No
Duty:
1.

Laboratory work

Data analysis

Presentation

Preceptor will provide intern with access to the following: Office or desk space, Computer and printer, Laboratory work bench space, Supplies needed to complete project, Equipment needed to complete project
Likelihood that intern will be included as an author on one or more publications related to this summer research project: Very likely
Areas in which the ideal candidates will have experience: Cell Biology, Laboratory Skills, basic knowledge, Molecular Biology

32AS – Significance of metabolic activation of lumisterol in the skin

Status: Available
Intern:
Faculty Name: Andrzej Slominski
Primary Faculty Appointment: UAB
UAB/HA Department: Dermatology
Campus Address: Volker Hall rm 476c
Telephone Number: (205) 934-5252
Email: aslominski@uabmc.edu or Click to Send E-Mail
For how many summers have you served as a preceptor: 3 or more
CCC Research Area: Cancer Biology & Immunology
Number of hours per week that the preceptor will personally supervise or work with the intern: 40
Other faculty, staff, or graduate students who may help to supervise the intern:
1. Zorica Janjetovic
2. Tae Kang Kim
Title of Project: Significance of metabolic activation of lumisterol in the skin
Project Description:

The project is to tests the effects of novel lumisterol derivatives on skin functions, skin cancer and test their photoprotective properties. Techniques of cell biology, molecular biology and biochemistry will be used. The student will work under supervision of an experienced investigator who will gradually will introduce his/her to these techniques.

Laboratory work

Analyze data

Presentation

Preceptor will provide intern with access to the following: Office or desk space, Computer and printer, Laboratory work bench space, Supplies needed to complete project, Equipment needed to complete project
Likelihood that intern will be included as an author on one or more publications related to this summer research project: Very likely
Areas in which the ideal candidates will have experience: Cell Biology, Laboratory Skills, basic knowledge, Literature Review Skills, Molecular Biology

31SS – Epidemiology Trends and Risks of HPV-associated Cancers and Comorbidities Among Patients Receiving Solid Organ Transplants.

Status: Available
Intern:
Faculty Name: Sadeep Shrestha
Primary Faculty Appointment: UAB
UAB/HA Department: Epidemiology
Campus Address: R217L School of Public Health
Telephone Number: (205) 934-6459
Email: sshrestha@uab.edu or Click to Send E-Mail
For how many summers have you served as a preceptor: 3 or more
CCC Research Area: Cancer Control & Population Science
Number of hours per week that the preceptor will personally supervise or work with the intern: 8
Other faculty, staff, or graduate students who may help to supervise the intern:
1. Amrita Mukherjee
2. Anna Junkins
Title of Project: Epidemiology Trends and Risks of HPV-associated Cancers and Comorbidi􀆟es Among Pa􀆟ents Receiving Solid Organ Transplants.
Project Description:

Transplant recipients are reported to have 2-4 times the risk of cancer compared to the general population; cancer-related mortalities are also significantly higher in the transplant recipients than the age or race-adjusted general population. Increased cancer risk in transplant recipients could partly be attributed to impaired immune control of oncogenic viruses, including the human papillomavirus (HPV) or other etiologic pathways. Even though there is an overall decline in the incidence of cervical cancer with effective screening and vaccinations in the United States, incidence of other HPV-associated cancer, specifically oropharyngeal and anal cancers are on the rise in the general population. However, the epidemiologic trends in HPV-related cancers among solid organ transplant recipients are not known. We will examine and assess demographic and clinical variables and other comorbidities associated with HPV-related cancers (cervical, vaginal, vulval, anal, penile, oral cavity, oropharynx) among patients who have received living donor solid organ transplants (heart, lungs, kidney, pancreas, liver and intestine) and registered in the Scientific Registry of Transplant Recipients (SRTR).

Project Status: Already up and running
Location of Project: Huntsville, AL (HudsonAlpha)
Proposed Start Date: May 3, 2021
Proposed End Date: August 27, 2021
Expected work schedule for intern: Flexible, intern can largely set his or her own schedule (as for students who are instructed how to proceed and are permitted to work independently with weekly guidance) and should contribute full-time effort.
Number of days that the student will be expected to come physically to UAB:
0 – project will be fully virtual except for the required in-person checkpoint visits
Category of Project: Analytical/Statistical Research
Cancer topic: Cervix, Head and Neck, Oral Cavity, Multiple Cancer Sites, anal
Does this project involve human subjects: Yes
Does this project involve animal subjects: No
Duty:
1.

Literature search and prepare summary

Manage and analyze data

Prepare table and figures

Preceptor will provide intern with access to the following: Computer and printer, Supplies needed to complete project
Likelihood that intern will be included as an author on one or more publications related to this summer research project: Very likely
Areas in which the ideal candidates will have experience: Cancer Rates, Trends and Statistics, Epidemiologic Methods, Statistics and Data Management, basic knowledge

30SS – Comorbidities in Anal Cancer: An Analysis of Electronic Medical Record from UAB Hospital

Status: Filled – Afan Swan
Intern: Afan Swan
Faculty Name: sadeep-shrestha-2
Primary Faculty Appointment: UAB
UAB/HA Department: Epidemiology
Campus Address: R217L School of Public Health, 1665 University Blvd
Telephone Number: (205) 934-6459
Email: sshrestha@uab.edu or Click to Send E-Mail
For how many summers have you served as a preceptor: 3 or more
CCC Research Area: Cancer Control & Population Science
Number of hours per week that the preceptor will personally supervise or work with the intern: 8
Other faculty, staff, or graduate students who may help to supervise the intern:
1. Amrita Mukherjee
2. Howard Wiener
Title of Project: 30SS – Comorbidities in Anal Cancer: An Analysis of Electronic Medical Record from UAB Hospital
Project Description:

Anal cancer is rare in the general United States (US) population, with an estimate of 8,300 new diagnoses, 5,530 in women and 2,770 in men, reported in 2019. Lifetime risk of developing anal cancer is about 1 in 500, with a higher risk in women than men. However, the incidence of anal cancer has been increasing over recent years in some high-risk populations. Studies show that HPV infection is attributable to 90% of anal cancers, and oncogenic HPV types 16/18 are responsible for 92% of these HPV-associated anal cancer. There are 34 clinics and medical facilities in the Birmingham area that are networked to UAB hospital system and patient data are electronically centralized. We will review data from the UAB hospital comprehensive electronic medical record (EMR) data between 2012-2020 to identify all individuals with anal cancer and assess co-morbidities (specifically cardiovascular and neurological) associated with disease pathogenesis and treatment.

Project Status: Already up and running
Location of Project: Birmingham, AL (UAB)
Proposed Start Date: May 3, 2021
Proposed End Date: August 27, 2021
Expected work schedule for intern: Flexible, intern can largely set his or her own schedule (as for students who are instructed how to proceed and are permitted to work independently with weekly guidance) and should contribute full-time effort.
Number of days that the student will be expected to come physically to UAB:
0 – project will be fully virtual except for the required in-person checkpoint visits
Category of Project: Analytical/Statistical Research
Cancer topic: anal
Does this project involve human subjects: Yes
Does this project involve animal subjects: No
Duty:
1.

Manage and Analyze Data

Literature search and make basic tables/figures

Abstract charts

Preceptor will provide intern with access to the following: Computer and printer, Supplies needed to complete project
Likelihood that intern will be included as an author on one or more publications related to this summer research project: Very likely
Areas in which the ideal candidates will have experience: Epidemiologic Methods, Infectious agents and cancer, SAS Programming, Statistics and Data Management advanced

29YS – Advancing Surgical Cancer Care and Equity in the Deep South (ASCENDS)

Status: Filled – Dahye Park
Intern: Dahye Park
Faculty Name: yu-mei-schoenberger
Primary Faculty Appointment: UAB
UAB/HA Department: Medicine / Preventive Medicine
Campus Address: MT 617
Telephone Number: (205) 934-1724
Email: yumeis@uab.edu or Click to Send E-Mail
For how many summers have you served as a preceptor: 1
CCC Research Area: Cancer Control & Population Science
Number of hours per week that the preceptor will personally supervise or work with the intern: 2
Other faculty, staff, or graduate students who may help to supervise the intern:
1. Dr. Maria Pisu
2. Aquila Brown
Title of Project: 29YS – Advancing Surgical Cancer Care and Equity in the Deep South (ASCENDS)
Project Description:

ASCENDS is a research study to develop a plan for improving the quality of surgery care for patients who are diagnosed with colorectal, esophageal, and pancreatic cancer in Alabama and Mississippi. For phase one, we are conducting interviews with healthcare providers and cancer patients. In phase two, we will be surveying and conducting medical chart abstraction with 1,000 cancer survivors. The project is in the process of developing the survey and the medical chart abstraction tool. In this project the CaRES intern will conduct a literature review to help develop the survey instrument and the chart abstraction tool. Other project opportunities include participating in healthcare provider interviews and assuring transcription data quality.

Project Status: Already up and running
Location of Project: Birmingham, AL (UAB)
Proposed Start Date: May 3, 2021
Proposed End Date: August 27, 2021
Expected work schedule for intern: Flexible, intern can largely set his or her own schedule (as for students who are instructed how to proceed and are permitted to work independently with weekly guidance) and should contribute full-time effort.
Number of days that the student will be expected to come physically to UAB:
0 – project will be fully virtual except for the required in-person checkpoint visits
Category of Project: Clinical (Patient Care) Research
Cancer topic: Gastrointestinal Cancers
Does this project involve human subjects: Yes
Does this project involve animal subjects: No
Duty:
1.

literature review

develop survey and chart abstraction tool

conduct data quality assessment

28YS – Emotional Well-being and Economic Burden Network (EMOT-ECON) Research Network

Status: Filled – Liliana Franklin
Intern: Liliana Franklin
Faculty Name: yu-mei-schoenberger-2
Primary Faculty Appointment: UAB
UAB/HA Department: Medicine / Preventive Medicine
Campus Address: MT 617
Telephone Number: (205) 934-1724
Email: yumeis@uab.edu or Click to Send E-Mail
For how many summers have you served as a preceptor: 1
CCC Research Area: Cancer Control & Population Science
Number of hours per week that the preceptor will personally supervise or work with the intern: 2
Other faculty, staff, or graduate students who may help to supervise the intern:
1. Dr. Maria Pisu
2. Aquila Brown
Title of Project: 28YS – Emotional Well-being and Economic Burden Network (EMOT-ECON) Research Network
Project Description:

The purpose of the EMOT-ECON Research Network is to bring together multidisciplinary scientists across institutions to take a transdisciplinary approach to answering the most urgent emotional well-being and economic burden questions. This is a newly funded grant that is in the process of developing an interactive website, building a social media presence, and implementing an innovative pilot project program. The CaRES intern will conduct a literature review to identify and collect measures that assess financial burden, toxicity etc., research organizations and individuals on social media that post on cancer and economic burden to identify followers we may want or people we may want to add to our network, help build the calendar of social media content/posts, and assist with planning a virtual kickoff event (e.g., how do we structure, make it interesting, what are the professional organizations/listervs do we need to advertise to). The intern will also analyze the data from google analytics (a website analytics dashboard), such as traffic to the website, individual page traffic, source of the traffic, and determining what content works best with what social media platform.

Project Status: Already up and running
Location of Project: Birmingham, AL (UAB)
Proposed Start Date: May 3, 2021
Proposed End Date: August 27, 2021
Expected work schedule for intern: Flexible, intern can largely set his or her own schedule (as for students who are instructed how to proceed and are permitted to work independently with weekly guidance) and should contribute full-time effort.
Number of days that the student will be expected to come physically to UAB:
0 – project will be fully virtual except for the required in-person checkpoint visits
Category of Project: Social Media Research
Cancer topic: Multiple Cancer Sites
Does this project involve human subjects: No
Does this project involve animal subjects: No
Duty:
1.

literature review on related topics

social media research

analyze data

27AM – Morphometric Brain Changes Associated with Treatment of Gliomas and Meningiomas

Status: Filled – Bhargav Earla
Intern: Bhargav Earla
Faculty Name: andrew-mcdonald
Primary Faculty Appointment: UAB
UAB/HA Department: Radiation Oncology
Campus Address: Hazelrig Salter Radiation Oncology Center
Telephone Number: (205) 996-5669
Email: ammcdonald@uabmc.edu or Click to Send E-Mail
For how many summers have you served as a preceptor: 3 or more
CCC Research Area: Cancer Control & Population Science
Number of hours per week that the preceptor will personally supervise or work with the intern: 4
Other faculty, staff, or graduate students who may help to supervise the intern:
1. Michael Soike
2. Donna Murdaugh
Title of Project: 27AM – Morphometric Brain Changes Associated with Treatment of Gliomas and Meningiomas
Project Description:

The specific aim of this project is to characterize the temporal changes of brain morphometry among survivors of glioma or meningioma, and associate these changes with therapeutic exposures. We hypothesize that patients who received radiation therapy will experience more rapid morphometric changes, defined as increasing brain age estimate, than patients who did not. Furthermore, the increase in brain age estimate will be positive associated with total radiation exposure.

This retrospective cohort study will include patients receiving care at UAB with a diagnosis of low grade glioma or meningioma who were without evidence of recurrence for at least 2 years from initial treatment and have pre- and post-treatment MRI data available for review. Demographic, disease, and treatment characteristics will be extracted from the electronic medical record. Brain morphometry will be characterized by the brain age gap estimation (BrainAGE) method as well as grey matter thickness. Radiation exposure to the uninvolved brain will be characterized using Eclipse software. We will assess for relationship between radiation exposure and brain morphometry using multiple linear regression.

The CaRES student will participate in all aspects of this project, including contributing to study design, data collection, analysis, and drafting the study results. The study will take place within the UAB Department of Radiation Oncology.

Project Status: Will begin on or before the CaRES student’s start date
Location of Project: Birmingham, AL (UAB)
Proposed Start Date: May 3, 2021
Proposed End Date: August 27, 2021
Expected work schedule for intern: Flexible, intern can largely set his or her own schedule (as for students who are instructed how to proceed and are permitted to work independently with weekly guidance) and should contribute full-time effort.
Number of days that the student will be expected to come physically to UAB:
1 day per week (prior to start of the internship, gain appropriate waivers and approvals for the student to be on site)
Category of Project: Clinical (Patient Care) Research
Cancer topic: Brain
Does this project involve human subjects: Yes
Does this project involve animal subjects: No
Duty:
1.

Create database of demographic, disease, and treatment exposure variables.

Characterize brain morphometric changes using the BrainAGE method and record information within the study database.

Participate in the data analysis and draft study results.

Preceptor will provide intern with access to the following: Office or desk space, Computer and printer, Supplies needed to complete project, Equipment needed to complete project
Likelihood that intern will be included as an author on one or more publications related to this summer research project: Very likely
Areas in which the ideal candidates will have experience: Clinical Oncology, Computer Programming, Neurosciences, Scientific Writing Skills, Survivorship

26JH – Yeast phenomic analysis of cytotoxic chemotherapy.

Status: Filled – Ray Waliagha
Intern: Ray Waliagha
Faculty Name: john-l-hartman
Primary Faculty Appointment: UAB
UAB/HA Department: Genetics
Campus Address: Kaul Genetics Bldg. Room #702, 720-20th Street S.
Telephone Number: (205) 996-4195
Email: jhartman@uab.edu or Click to Send E-Mail
For how many summers have you served as a preceptor: 3 or more
CCC Research Area: Genetics
Number of hours per week that the preceptor will personally supervise or work with the intern: 5
Other faculty, staff, or graduate students who may help to supervise the intern:
1. John Rodgers
2. Ryan Mancinone
Title of Project: 26JH – Yeast phenomic analysis of cytotoxic chemotherapy.
Project Description:

Despite advances in the development of so-called targeted therapies, traditional cytotoxic chemotherapy remains remain to be among the most efficacious therapies available for many types of cancer. Yet, the rationale linking what is known about the mechanisms of action for cytotoxic agents to their differential efficacy for certain cancer types remains poorly understood. While so-called personalized medicine strategies are being implemented to select targeted therapies based on relevant mutations in targets identified by genetic sequencing of individual patient’s tumors, this strategy is quite limited from a genetic perspective, considering the broad landscape of cancer-related mutations and potential resulting tumor-specific vulnerabilities. Yeast, as a model organism, led the way to our understanding of the role of cell cycle, which contributed greatly to the rationale for the development and understanding of cytotoxic chemotherapy and its tumor specific killing qualities. New technology for genetic analysis in yeast has created expanded possibilities for using the yeast to understand complex cellular mechanisms of cytotoxic chemotherapy. Quantitative high throughput cell array phenotyping developed in our laboratory is applied to a genomic collection of 6000 yeast gene knockout and knockdown strains, so that the contribution of every yeast gene to mediating or buffering the cytotoxic effects of chemotherapy can be directly measured in single experiments. We have developed an experimental and computational platform to systematically assess chemotherapy in this way and will be profiling additional compounds this summer. The results are analyzed in terms of gene interaction networks and by comparing distinct chemotherapeutic compounds in differential network activity. Example projects can be found in the publications listed at https://www.researchgate.net/profile/John_Hartman2/publications May

Project Status: Already up and running
Location of Project: Birmingham, AL (UAB)
Proposed Start Date: May 3, 2021
Proposed End Date: August 20, 2021
Expected work schedule for intern: Flexible, intern can largely set his or her own schedule (as for students who are instructed how to proceed and are permitted to work independently with weekly guidance) and should contribute full-time effort.
Number of days that the student will be expected to come physically to UAB:
1 day or a few days as needed
Category of Project: Laboratory Research
Cancer topic: Breast, Colon and rectum, Genetics, Ovary
Does this project involve human subjects: No
Does this project involve animal subjects: No
Duty:
1.

Understand, help design, perform and record experiment results.

Analyze data, in communication with supervisors, to generate figures.

Generate figures and summaries of results, with guidance from mentors, to help draft a manuscript.

Preceptor will provide intern with access to the following: Office or desk space, Computer and printer, Laboratory work bench space, Supplies needed to complete project, Equipment needed to complete project, access will be provided if student is able to come to the laboratory
Likelihood that intern will be included as an author on one or more publications related to this summer research project: Very likely
Areas in which the ideal candidates will have experience: Biochemistry, Cell Biology, Clinical Oncology, Computer Programming, Genetics and Genomics, Laboratory Skills, basic knowledge, Literature Review Skills, Manuscript Preparation for Submission to a Journal, Microbiology, Molecular Biology, Scientific Writing Skills, Statistical Genetics

25KH – Oncologists’ recommendation to promote healthy eating behaviors among cancer survivors

Status: Filled – Alexis Koch
Intern: Alexis Koch
Faculty Name: karina-halilova-md-mph-2
Primary Faculty Appointment: UAB
UAB/HA Department: School of Medicine, Division of Preventive Medicine
Campus Address: 1717 11th Ave South, MT 101
Telephone Number: (205) 934-7860
Email: karinahalilova@uabmc.edu or Click to Send E-Mail
For how many summers have you served as a preceptor: 1
CCC Research Area: Cancer Control & Population Science
Number of hours per week that the preceptor will personally supervise or work with the intern: 2
Other faculty, staff, or graduate students who may help to supervise the intern:
1. Joshua Sewell, LMSW
2.
Title of Project: 25KH – Oncologists’ recommendation to promote healthy eating behaviors among cancer survivors
Project Description:

In this project, we will examine the impact of oncologists’ recommendation for healthy eating among cancer survivors by building on the existing infrastructure of the AMPLIFY Program (NCI-funded clinical trial). Specifically, we plan to incorporate an ancillary study arm onto the web-based AMPLIFY Diet/Project 1, which will recruit cancer survivors to an intervention to improve diet quality and weight status. An “Oncologists’ Supportive Message” will be developed for AMPLIFY participants to receive recommendation for their healthy eating behavior from oncologists. We will conduct a pilot study to assess feasibility and acceptability, as well as preliminary effectiveness of “Oncologists’ Supportive Message” among overweight or obese cancer survivors following poor quality diets and participating in AMPLIFY.
CaRES intern is needed to provide assistance during “Oncologists Supportive Message” intervention delivery and evaluation.

Project Status: Already up and running
Location of Project: Birmingham, AL (UAB)
Proposed Start Date: May 3, 2021
Proposed End Date: August 27, 2021
Expected work schedule for intern: Flexible, intern can largely set his or her own schedule (as for students who are instructed how to proceed and are permitted to work independently with weekly guidance) and should contribute full-time effort.
Number of days that the student will be expected to come physically to UAB:
0 – project will be fully virtual except for the required in-person checkpoint visits
Category of Project: Clinical (Patient Care) Research
Cancer topic: Diet and Nutrition, Obesity, Palliative Care, Survivorship, Multiple Cancer Sites
Does this project involve human subjects: Yes
Does this project involve animal subjects: No
Duty:
1.

To evaluate participant satisfaction, acceptance and feasibility of the delivered intervention, conduct a follow-up telephone and web-based surveys (Qualtrics) with research participants who have received “Oncologists Supportive Message” intervention.

Analyze data collected via surveys and interviews.

Assist research team with other research tasks related to intervention delivery, data collection and analysis.

Preceptor will provide intern with access to the following: Supplies needed to complete project
Likelihood that intern will be included as an author on one or more publications related to this summer research project: Possible
Areas in which the ideal candidates will have experience: Behavioral Science/Psychiatry, Cancer Rates, Trends and Statistics, Clinical Oncology, Interview Skills, Literature Review Skills, Manuscript Preparation for Submission to a Journal, Nutrition Sciences, Obesity and Diet, Scientific Writing Skills, Statistics and Data Management, basic knowledge, Survivorship