KUCC Organizational Structure

The University of Kansas Cancer Center has more than 160 researchers from across the state and region.  They are focused on answering the toughest questions about cancer and translating those discoveries into new prevention, detection, and therapeutic agents. The Kansas Masonic Cancer Research Institute (KMCRI) is the research arm of KUCC and coordinates the three established and two developing cancer research programs, seven shared resources, seven disease working groups, grant funding, pilot projects, summer research training program, the post-doctoral program, the Protocol Research & Monitoring Committee (PRMC), and the Data Safety Monitoring Board (DSMB).