Membership

UW Carbone Cancer Center (UWCCC) has more than 200 research members from 45 departments and 11 schools with research funding totaling over $109 million in 2011.

Benefits of Becoming a Member

UWCCC Members have access to the state-of-the-art Shared Resources supported by the UWCCC as well as:

Eligible for core grant funds to support relevant research activities
Eligible for allocation of UWCCC coordinated space to conduct research activities
Eligible for UWCCC pilot funding to support appropriate cancer related research activities

Membership Responsibilities

Acknowledgement of UWCCC Membership in cancer-related publications and presentations
Collaborate with other UWCCC Members to develop and participate in cancer related research activities
Provide necessary information required for the NCI Cancer Center Support Grant reporting requirements

Membership Criteria

The primary purpose of the UWCCC is to facilitate cancer research. Thus, research involvement must be the primary criterion for UWCCC membership. Members of the UWCCC will thus include:

A Member has faculty rank at the University of Wisconsin-Madison (Assistant Professor or above on the tenure or non-tenure track), has a commitment to cancer research, and has published peer reviewed cancer-related research.
A Research Member is a member who has peer-reviewed cancer related funding, leadership in clinical trials, or is a new recruit (This requirement will be waived for three years for new faculty who are establishing their research program); and participates in a cancer center research program.
An Affiliate is a member of the University of Wisconsin-Madison faculty or staff who contributes to the overall mission of the UWCCC in areas of research, education, patient care and/or community outreach.

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