Cancer Prevention Interdisciplinary Education Program (CPIP)

What is the CPIP program?

The Cancer Prevention Interdisciplinary Education Program is a National Cancer Institute funded program to faculty partnering with the Oncological Sciences Center and the Discovery Learning Center.  The program provides support and curricular activities for undergraduate and graduate students with the goal of attracting and training researchers in the area of cancer prevention.  The program is designed to support research activities, and provide educational and research opportunities that will support continued student interste and maximize abilities to advance cancer prevention research, including enhance the ability of the students to work in interdisciplinary teams.  These efforts to train students will provide a new pool of researchers that will aid in encouraging optimal progress in cancer prevention research, ultimately to significantly reducing the development of cancers and subsequent cancer deaths.

CPIP

The Cancer Prevention Interdisciplinary Education Program (CPIP) is a National Cancer Institute - funded education program that builds on the focus and expertise of cancer prevention interdisciplinary research at Purdue University. The program provides support for four graduate fellowships and 10 undergraduate to participate in the internship program.

The CPIP is an undergraduate and graduate interdisciplinary program in cancer prevention designed to:

  • Increase interest in the pursuit of graduate studies and subsequent careers in cancer prevention research;
  • Provide exposure to all aspects of the field at a critical time to prepare students to better approach research problems,
  • Prepare these students for successful careers in cancer prevention research.

Graduate Fellowship Program

Graduate students that will create a new pool of scientists who will effectively address research problems in cancer prevention. Four graduate fellowships are available annually. Letter of Intent must be submitted to Kris Swank at kswank@purdue.edu by December 14th at 5pm.  The deadline for application is January 18, 2013.  Click here for instructions>>>>  The button at the bottom of the page will take you directly to the application.

Undergraduate Internship Program

Undergraduates that will create a new pool of scientists who will effectively address research problems in cancer prevention. This program will be administered through the Discovery Undergraduate Research Internship (DURI) program. See http://discoverypark.itap.purdue.edu/learningcenter/cpip/ for deadline on project submission by faculty and student application process.

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