Administrative Offices

The University of Kansas Cancer Center administration provides critical support to Cancer Center members in order to facilitate and enhance scientific collaboration and productivity. The Cancer Center is a matrix organization with its members located at the University of Kansas Medical Center (KUMC), the University of Kansas, Lawrence (KU) and the Stowers Institute for Medical Research (Stowers).

The overall objective of the Cancer Center administrative office is to provide a functional unit that coordinates the entire operation of The University of Kansas Cancer Center, including its shared resources and research programs. This is accomplished by:

  • Providing support for faculty research interactions, including intra- and inter-programmatic and inter-institutional activities.
  • Enhancing faculty scientific progress through coordination of Cancer Center shared resources and grant development and submission support.
  • Communicating effectively with members about Cancer Center events and opportunities.

Cancer Center Main Telephone Number: 913.588.4755

Address

The University of Kansas Cancer Center
4030 Robinson Hall, MS 1027
3901 Rainbow Boulevard
Kansas City, KS 66160

Associate Director of Administration

Teresa Christensen
Phone: 913.588.2577

Careers

Brian Noble, Recruiter
Phone: 913.945.6765
Fax: 913.588.4701
bnoble@kumc.edu

Communications

Jean Peat, Director of Communications
Phone: 913.945.6896
jpeat@kumc.edu

Media Relations

Research | Clinical Trials | Education
Phone: 913.588.2598

Patient Care

Phone: 913.588.5246

Grants Development Office

Susan Harp, Assistant Director of Education and Research Resources
Phone: 913.588.4786

Clinical Trials Office

Office Location
4210 Shawnee Mission Parkway, Suite 308A
Fairway, KS 66205
Phone: 913.588.4700

Mail To
4030 Robinson Hall, MS 1027
3901 Rainbow Boulevard
Kansas City, KS 66160

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Clinical Trials

Medical research finds ways to help people live longer, improve their quality of life and manage or cure disease. This is possible because of the people who volunteer to participate in clinical trials.