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Spotlight on Scientists: Ashley Felix, Ph.D., M.P.H.
Former DCEG fellow discusses her work as an epidemiologist
Summer Interns 2016
DCEG summer interns describe what they learned and valued most about their time in the Division.
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Educational offerings that effectively train future leaders in epidemiology and genetics
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Fellowship Application Process
Fellowship applications are accepted on an ongoing basis for flexible start dates.
Summer Application Process
Information about DCEG summer research fellowships in cancer epidemiology, biostatistics, and genetics.
DCEG Fellows Group
Networking for current and former fellows at the National Cancer Institute's Division of Cancer Epidemiology and Genetics.
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2017 DCEG Summer Intern Program Bolstered by New Offerings
DCEG hosted 35 summer interns, who conducted research projects and developed career skills through an expanded variety of workshops.
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2017 DCEG Summer Intern Program
Conversation with Former Fellow: Elizabeth Yanik
Wegman-Ostrosky Recognized at NIH-SACNASThe Office of Education (OE), created in 1999 by Joseph F. Fraumeni, Jr., M.D., Division Director, and led by Jackie Lavigne, Ph.D., M.P.H., Chief of OE, oversees training and career development for fellows and various levels of scientific staff, coordinates the recruitment of fellows, develops and oversees training partnerships with schools of public health and departments of epidemiology, and evaluates training policies and practices.
Become a Fellow
A summary of training programs in the Division of Cancer Epidemiology and Genetics (DCEG), including research areas, requirements, and the application process.
- Learn what our fellows do; meet current fellows; read about fellows' research activities, participation in scientific events, awards, and other news.
- Review the courses and seminars offered through the Division as part of the training program.
Become a Clinical Investigator Development Program Trainee
Find out how DCEG offers training through the Clinical Investigator Development Program (CIDP) for clinically-focused investigators seeking to develop a research program in cancer etiology and prevention.
Tenure-Track Career Path in DCEG
Learn more about the tenure-track career path in DCEG
Become a Summer Intern
Description of the DCEG summer research internships in cancer epidemiology, biostatistics, and genetics, and how to apply