Educational events for the scientific community.
Events & Community Programs
This calendar lists the Hutchinson Center's fundraising, community and celebration events.
February 2012
February 1, 2012
Help us honor the Major League Baseball player who receives this year's Hutch Award.
February 2 - 23, 2012
Our "Science for Life" series gives you a glimpse into scientific research, breaks down the concepts and offers you a chance to interact with world-class researchers in a fun, informal atmosphere.
February 4, 2012
Join us for this complimentary and unique chance to hear the latest advances in prostate cancer research from those behind the progress.
April 2012
April 22, 2012
Representatives from University of Washington sororities compete for the title of "Miss Greek."
May 2012
May 18, 19 and 20, 2012
Purchase a $25 Cure Card and receive a 20 percent discount at participating stores and restaurants at University Village.
An evening filled with entertainment by nationally recognized dancers and singers as well as local pre-professional dance students from Elizabeth's Dance Dimensions in Bellevue.
May 20, 2012
Pacific Northwest's premier chefs present this evening of culinary delights.
June 2012
Please join the Grace Heffernan Arnold Guild for a wine procurement party at Hotel 1000.
An educational event for cancer survivors.
Join us in the Climb to Fight Breast Cancer on various peaks.
July 2012
Golf Tournament and gala hosted by the former Seahawk great.
Join us in the Climb to Fight Breast Cancer on various peaks.
August 2012
Learn what you can do to fight breast cancer as the Storm takes on the San Antonio Silver Stars.
Golf tournament, dinner and auction to benefit the Family Assistance Fund.
Benefits The Gregory Fund® for early cancer-detection research.
Join us in the Climb to Fight Breast Cancer on various peaks.
September 2012
Swim Across America is an open water, Lake Washington swim benefiting the Seattle Cancer Care Alliance.
Listen to this live, on-air auction hosted by 710 ESPN Seattle from 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.
High school football officials replace traditional yellow penalty flags with blue flags to raise awareness of prostate cancer screening.
December 2012
Black tie event including dinner, live, super silent and cellar auctions and late night dancing.
An educational event designed for those who have been affected by cancer.
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Community Programs
The Hutchinson Center offers a variety of community programs for you to learn more about our progress in the fight against cancer and related diseases.
AIDS @ 30
Thirty years after the AIDS epidemic was discovered, the Hutchinson Center is home to one of the world's largest HIV research units, staffed by experts who share a passion for defeating the disease.
Healthy Lifestyles
This series of on-line brochures addresses cancer screening, how diet and exercise can affect your cancer risk, and tips for a healthy prostate.
Survivorship Program
The Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Survivorship Program can offer you support, treatment, and education in the years after completing cancer treatment.
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 innovative research. that will explore the world of biomedical research.
Internship Program
A number of training programs and opportunities are available for students of varying academic backgrounds.
Science Educational Partnership
A professional development program for secondary school science teachers in Washington State aims to establish long-term partnerships between teachers and the life sciences research community.
Cancer in Communities of Color
Cancer places a greater burden on some minority groups in the United States than on others for a variety of reasons. Learn more about cancer in African American, American Indians/Alaska Natives, Asian American/Pacific Islander and Hispanic/Latino communities.
We Value Diversity
Diversity is not just important, it's essential. Diversity increases our ability to serve our community by attracting and retaining the best possible people. Diversity enriches our research, our science, the communities in which we live and work and the lives of our employees.
You can help conquer cancer. The Center needs healthy volunteers for cancer-prevention and early cancer detection studies. Review the wide array of research studies needing volunteers.
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 Robbie Phillips, Community Relations Manager, at rphillip@fhcrc.org or (206) 667-4285.
Information on our tour policy and a tour application.
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The Hutchinson Center's world-renowned scientists are discovering new ways to detect, prevent and treat cancer, HIV/AIDS and many other diseases.
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The Hutchinson Center's world-renowned researchers work together to pursue lifesaving therapies that will help eliminate cancer and related diseases.
The Hutchinson Center's clinical research breakthroughs are delivered to patients through our treatment arm, the Seattle Cancer Care Alliance. This collaboration combines the strengths of the Hutchinson Center, UW Medicine and Seattle Children's.
You can help eliminate cancer and related diseases by attending Hutchinson Center events and participating in our other fundraising and community efforts.
The Hutchinson Center's pioneering researchers push the boundaries of science to find new ways to prevent, detect and treat cancer and related diseases.
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