T32 Integrative Training in Cancer Biology Program
The Integrative Training in Cancer Biology (ITCB) Program offers a comprehensive educational experience that prepares fellows for independent research careers in cancer biology. The two-year program has an intentional focus on developing scientific approaches designed to address cancer disparities in the important role of community engagement in research. Priority opportunities are given to traditionally underrepresented individuals in cancer biology.
Learn more about the ITCB Program
Walter Lawrence Scholars Initiative
The Walter Lawrence Scholars Initiative offers exposure to career pathways for individuals interested in scientific writing and science communication. Interns will gain an understanding of related opportunities within the field of biomedical research.
Cancer Prevention and Control (CPC) T32 for Postdocs
Massey’s NCI-funded T32 postdoctoral training program supports trainees interested in cancer prevention and control. This two-year, multidisciplinary training program is individually tailored, inclusive of a core curriculum in the science and practice of conducting cancer prevention and control research, unique training opportunities and a mentored research experience.
Learn more about the CPC T32 fellowship
Funding opportunities and other resources for postdoctoral fellows
A number of funding sources from federal and non-federal sponsors offer fellowships and training grants for postdoctoral fellows. Learn more about funding and resources available to postdocs through the Office of the Vice President for Research and Innovation.