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Sylvester establishes Diversity in Cancer Research Internship Program

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The Diversity in Cancer Research Internship Program, part of the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, was established to give undergraduate college students from under-represented communities exposure and experience in the hopes of increasing diversity among cancer researchers.

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