External Relations

Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center offers a wide variety of programs through which the community can learn more about our research and progress in the fight against cancer and related diseases.

Learn more about our research and get involved. It's easy and rewarding!

	Public Events The Hutchinson Center hosts and sponsors a variety of lectures, educational programs and fundraising events that enable the community to get involved. This calendar provides a complete list of upcoming events.
	Join a Research Study You can help conquer cancer. The Center needs healthy volunteers for cancer-prevention and early cancer detection studies. Click here to review the wide array of research studies needing volunteers.
	Speakers and Presentations We are happy to present an overview of our comprehensive work, from prevention to treatment, and can occasionally place topic-specific speakers. For more information, contact Ms. Robbie Phillips, Community Relations Manager, at rphillip@fhcrc.org or (206) 667-4285.
	Tours For information on our tour policy and a tour application, please click here.
	Hutch High At this annual half-day science symposium, high school students get a glimpse into the world of biomedical research through gaining exposure to the Center's scientists and their cutting-edge research.
	Big Expedition for Cancer Research It's not hard to see the parallels between climbing unscaled mountain peaks and researching cancer. In 2008 the Hutchinson Center sponsored the Big Expedition for Cancer Research, an attempt by four mountaineers to scale unclimbed Peak 8290 in the Fairweather Range of Alaska's Glacier Bay National Park. Read about the mountaineers and their climb in the name of cancer research.

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