Hello, I am a fourth-year medical student performing clinical clerkship rotations in the U.S., and I along with my 2 friends founded a society this past spring semester that would provide clinical knowledge ...
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The ASCO Research Forum serves as a go-to resource for all members of the oncology research community, including physician investigators, research staff, and those involved in community-based and academic-based research programs.
An ASCO Community of Practice (CoP) is a group of individuals that comes together based on a shared common interest, passion, or goal. Communities of Practice will provide an opportunity for these interest groups to come together and build community, fellowship, networking, and goals collaboration, both onsite at the Annual Meeting and virtually throughout the year. CoPs are self-organizing in nature, taking a grassroots approach to connect and evolve as a group. Members of the CoPs will self-select and rotate facilitation/leadership.
An ASCO Community of Practice (CoP) is a group of individuals that comes together based on a shared common interest, passion, or goal. Communities of Practice will provide an opportunity for these interest groups to come together and build community, fellowship, networking, and goals collaboration, both onsite at the Annual Meeting and virtually throughout the year. CoPs are self-organizing in nature, taking a grassroots approach to connect and evolve as a group Members of the CoPs will self-select and rotate facilitation/leadership.
The Global Oncology Interest Group is a place for the global community of cancer care providers to connect, engage in discussions, share information as well as gather resources focused on professional development, funding, and opportunities that could benefit ASCO’s global oncology community.
The State Society Network is a place for members of ASCO’s State/Regional Affiliates to connect, engage in discussions, share information, and gather resources focused on issues relevant to the practice of oncology.
The Women in Oncology Community provides a networking space for ASCO Members to make connections with other women working in the oncology, share resources, focus on professional development, and learn about opportunities in the field.