Welcome to the MSK Immuno-oncology for the Translational Researcher Short Course!
The
objective of the The
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSKCC) Immuno-oncology for the
Translational Researcher Short Course (ITRSC) is to engage participants in an in-depth and participatory educational experience covering the topics relevant to clinical immunotherapy research and practice today: checkpoint blockade, novel immunomodulatory antibodies, cellular therapy, immune-monitoring,
clinical trial design and development and points of integration with traditional cancer therapy.
Evaluation Participation Requirement:
Please take the mandatory Pre-course Assessment survey sent to you from oset@mskcc.orgbefore the start of the course.
Follow up surveys are as follows:
Post-Course Assessment (Last Day of Course 3/22)
Six Month Assessment (Six months after course completion)
Twelve Month Assessment (Twelve months after course completion)
Participants should check their email and junk email fromoset@mskcc.org for the link to the appropriate survey.
Course Information:
Pre-learning materials, calendar for each day & zoom links can be viewed at tabs above.
Course videos and slides can be accessed after 3/22/23 to participants that have completed the post-course assessment.
March 2023- Immuno-Oncology for the Translational Researcher Short Course (ITRSC)
About this course
The Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSKCC) Immuno-oncology for the Translational Researcher Short Course (ITRSC) is a cancer education and research experience that will enable eligible junior NCI-funded faculty to learn about tumor immunology, current immunotherapy-based clinical practice and cutting-edge translational research under the mentorship of expert MSKCC faculty. Program participants will attend an intensive 3-day virtual course, led by those centrally involved in basic and clinical immuno-oncology research. ITRSC participants will also have an opportunity to seek additional mentorship and guidance from world experts on immuno-oncology.
The objective of the ITRSC is to engage participants in an in-depth and participatory educational experience covering the topics relevant to clinical immunotherapy research and practice today: checkpoint blockade, novel immunomodulatory antibodies, cellular therapy, immune-monitoring, clinical trial design and development and points of integration with traditional cancer therapy.