Alberta Cancer Foundation

Celebrating the Next Step

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For young researchers beginning their careers, research opportunities in the form of studentships at post-secondary institutions like the University of Alberta and the University of Calgary can be an integral stepping stone to future work that will improve the lives of individuals living with cancer.

Congratulations to all the 2024 award recipients! The Alberta Cancer Foundation is grateful to everyone who generously gives back to make these awards possible and support young Albertans’ careers and important research
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Saron Gebremariam: Betty K. Brown Studentship
Host: University of Alberta

Hannah Dean: Cathy Compton McNabb Studentship
Host: University of Alberta

Arya Khosravany: David C. Stokes Summer Studentship in Brain Tumour Research
Host: University of Calgary

Jessica Zhang: Ed and Barbara Prodor Studentship
Host: University of Alberta

Camri Imlach: Linda Singleton Summer Studentship in Cancer Research
Host: University of Calgary

Mandy Yip: Lynda Doiron Studentship
Host: University of Alberta

Jill Allmendinger:
Richard Singleton Summer Studentship in Cancer Research
Host: University of Calgary

Rahim Valji:
Sartore Multidisciplinary Summer Studentship
Host: University of Alberta

Dev Patel
: Victor-Osten Studentship
Host: University of Alberta

Kayleigh Morris, Seth Peyton, Alec Swallow, Lauren Smart, Yimiao Zhao: Antoine Noujaim Cancer Research Graduate Studentship
Host: University of Alberta

Mona Al-Onazi: Dr. Cyril Kay Graduate Studentship
Host: University of Alberta

Justin Knechtel
: William Herbert Young Cancer Research Graduate Studentship
Host: University of Alberta

Angie Chen, Fatima Muzaffar, Dan Fan: Dr. Herbert Meltzer Memorial Award in Oncology
Host: University of Alberta

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