News & Events
UPCOMING EVENTS
4th ANNUAL SPEECH REGIONAL CANCER HEALTH DISPARITY CONFERENCE
Hosted by Hunter College
(Will Take Place as a Virtual Conference)
Thursday May 12, 2022
CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS:
- General Opening Session featuring a Keynote Speaker and SPEECH Investigators
- Poster and oral presentations by students, postdocs, and junior faculty
Open to all students, faculty, researchers, staff and the community. Attendance is free!
Register HERE for the Conference by April 29, 2022
SPEECH NEWS
SPEECH Research Education Core Newsletters
- View the Research Education Core Winter 2022 Newsletter HERE
- View the Research Education Core Fall 2021 Newsletter HERE
- View the Research Education Core Spring 2021 Newsletter HERE
- View the Research Education Core Fall 2020 Newsletter HERE
- View the Research Education Core Summer 2020 Newsletter HERE
- View the Research Education Core Spring 2020 Newsletter HERE
- View the Research Education Core Winter 2020 Newsletter HERE
- View the Research Education Core Fall 2019 Newsletter HERE
- View the Research Education Core Summer 2019 Newsletter HERE
- View the Research Education Core Spring 2019 Newsletter HERE
The Launch of TUFCCC/HC Regional Comprehensive Cancer Health Disparities Partnership
NIH awards Center for Asian Health $13.5M grant to study cancer disparities- Temple Now
Temple Celebrates Launch Of Fox Chase Cancer Center In Partnership With Hunter College- CBS Philly 3
SPEECH Highlights
Dr. Grace X. Ma featured in NIH News in Health | View PDF
Dr. Grace X. Ma featured in NIMHD’s social campaign to honor history makers in minority health and health disparities (MHHD) research during Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage month – Facebook, Linkedin, Twitter Posts
Letter: Dear Dr. Jacqueline Tanaka – By Mentee Tyrell Mann-Barnes– Temple News
Drs. Grace Ma and Lin Zhu Lead Culturally Tailored Intervention to Improve HPV Screening in Asian-American Women – 12th AACR Conference on The Science of Cancer Health Disparities in Racial/Ethnic Minorities and the Medically Underserved