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Tentative Course Agenda
The 2010 Intensive Course in Cancer Risk Assessment includes both classroom and Web-based learning modules
 Click here to download a copy of the tentative course agenda for the City of Hope Intensive Course in Cancer Risk Assessment.


Web Conference Orientation: Friday, December 9, 2011, from 8-11 a.m. PST

Phase 1:  10 Weeks Distance Learning through March 2, 2012*

  • 10 Weeks Distance Didactic Modules with weekly Web-based discussion sessions (Fridays, 8-10 a.m. PST)
  • Working Group Case Conferences (Live or Recorded) (Wednesdays, 9:30-11:30 a.m. PST)

Phase 2:  March 5 - March 9, 2012 (5 days)

  • Face-to-face Cancer Genetics Workshops on the City of Hope campus in Duarte, California

Phase 3:  Post-conference Work (1 year)

  • 12 Months continued professional development, clinical & research collaboration support via Web Conference & discussion board activities
*Phase 1 course work averages to 3-4 self-directed modules per week (each about 1 hour long), with required weekly 2-hour Friday Web conference and five 2-hour Working Group Case Conference Sessions to complete during the Distance Learning segment of the course. Note: Phase 1 dates encompass a 2-week Holiday Season break.
This schedule is subject to change. If you have questions related to the course or application process, phone or e-mail Intensive Course Conference Coordinator, 626-256-8662, ext. 2, cgep@coh.org (note subject as "Intensive Course").

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Application Deadline
October 17, 2011

To register, follow the application instructions. For further information, please contact:

Gloria Nuñez
626-256-8662, ext. 2
cgep@coh.org (note subject as "Intensive Course")
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