The ICC Advisory Board works to enhance the capacity of the Indiana Cancer Consortium, its member organizations, and other concerned individuals and organizations by:
- Making operational decisions to guide the ICC in accomplishing its mission in accordance with bylaws
- Determining priorities for cancer control in Indiana based on current data, science, feasibility, and resource capacity
- Providing direction and mentorship for ICC committees and regional coalitions,
- Participating in ongoing review of all aspects of the ICC’s organizational structure, operation, and evaluation to ensure most effective and efficient use of resources to address ICC priorities.
Board of Directors
- Victoria Champion, PhD, RN, FAANChair, Associate Director of Community Outreach and Population Science, IU Simon Cancer Center
- Beth WrobelVice Chair, Chief Executive Officer, Healthlinc Valparaiso
- Kelvin Lee, MDDirector, Indiana University Melvin and Bren Simon Comprehensive Cancer Center
- Eric RichardsCEO, Cancer Support Community Central Indiana
- David CaldwellSurvivor and President, Central Indiana Prostate Cancer Foundation
- Rachelle AnthonySenior Director, State Partnerships, American Cancer Society
- David LahmHead of US Precision Oncology/Senior Director, US Precision Medicine, AstraZeneca
- Melody LittrellManager, Women’s Oncology Services, The Women's Hospital – Deaconess
- Lexi MooreField Operations Manager, Indiana Minority Health Coalition
- Jon MacyAssociate Professor, IU School of Public Health
- Lori MangumChief Operating Officer, Gilda's Club Kentuckiana
- Krista WilsonExecutive Director, Cancer Pathways Midwest
- Janet SeabrookCEO, Community HealthNet
- Susan AmbrusoPresident, Central Indiana Oncology Nursing Society
Committees
The ICC currently has a number action teams and working groups operating under four categorical areas. Action teams and working groups are composed of key organizational stakeholders and interested community members from across the state. These dedicated coalition members come together to collaborate and share resources addressing any number of objectives from the Indiana Cancer Control Plan 2021-2022. The activities of these groups are guided by research and evidence-based intervention. We thank all of our volunteer members for their participation in our action teams and work groups. Without our volunteers giving their support, time, and expertise, we would not be able to accomplish all that we do.