Dr. Keith Bellizzi was interviewed on the NCI’s “Inside Cancer Careers” Podcast, Episode 14: Cancer Prevention Fellowship Program
Listen here: https://www.cancer.gov/grants-training/training/inside-cancer-careers
Living with Cancer on Your Own Terms – Article in Coping
Dr. Keith Bellizzi was featured in “Coping with Cancer” giving practical guidance as a resilience expert and cancer survivor. You can read the article here:
Society of Behavioral Medicine Annual Meeting in Phoenix, AZ!
Graduate students Emily Fritzson, Cali Salafia, Zach Magin, and Katherine Gnall (not pictured) presented research at the Society of Behavioral Medicine (SBM) conference in late April 2023.
New YUCAN Study Publication on Telemedicine Usage
A new publication in Supportive Care in Cancer was published this month. The paper uses data from the YUCAN Study and explored early cancer survivorship care and telemedicine transition satisfaction.
New JNCI Article about Cancer Survivorship Measures
This brief report introduces the Cancer Outcomes and Survivorship domain in the PhenX Toolkit (consensus measures for Phenotypes and eXposures), which includes 15 validated measurement protocols for cancer survivorship research that were recommended for inclusion in this publicly available resource.
Graduate Student Awarded 2 Dissertation Grants
Graduate student Zach Magin received The Rotter Award (internal fellowship) and the PsiChi Graduate Research Grant to work on his dissertation study investigating the pathways through which perceived control reduces stress and blood pressure among college students in the context of academic stress.
Graduate Student Awarded NCCIH F31 Fellowship
Graduate student Katherine Gnall was awarded an NCCIH-funded F31 fellowship examining interoceptive awareness as a mechanism of change in physical activity interventions for individuals with chronic low back pain.
Student Presents at GSA 2022
Graduate Student Presents at APOS 2022
Graduate student Kaleigh Ligus presented Predictors of sleep disturbance among newly diagnosed cancer survivors at the Annual American Psychosocial Oncology Society (APOS) virtual Conference on behalf of co-authors Emily Fritzson, Caroline Salafia, Kate Dibble, Tara Sanft, Crystal Park and Keith Bellizzi.
Graduate Students Present at SBM 2022
