Living With Skin Cancer Symposium with the UC Melanoma and Skin Cancer Consortium
Date: Saturday – November 15, 2025
Time: 12:00 PM (ET) | 11:00 AM (CT) | 10:00 AM (MT) | 9:00 AM (PT)
Format: Presented both virtually and in-person (registration for both formats required below)
Join us for an educational symposium focused on skin cancer awareness, prevention, and management. This event is designed for patients, caregivers, and anyone interested in learning more about skin health and treatment options.
About the UC Melanoma and Skin Cancer Consortium
The UC Melanoma and Skin Cancer Consortium (UCMSCC) applies state-of-the-art research and clinical expertise from all five of UC’s NCI-designated Comprehensive Cancer Centers to address disparities in access to clinical trials and to advance the discovery and development of new treatment options.
What You’ll Experience:
- Educational Sessions – Learn from experts about skin aging, cancer prevention, surgical and non-surgical management of skin cancers, and risk stratification.
- Q&A with Experts – Engage directly with leading dermatologists and oncologists, including Drs. Jennifer Lin, Swati Kannan, Timothy Dang, and Soo Park.
- Practical Tips – Gain actionable guidance on healing, scarring, and managing the physical and emotional aspects of living with skin cancer.
- Patient Resources – Access AIM at Skin Cancer support materials and learn about programs available to patients and caregivers.
Symposium Location (In-Person Attendees)
University of California, Moores Cancer Center
3855 Health Sciences Dr, San Diego, CA
Goldberg Auditorium – 2nd Floor
Parking: Athena Parking Structure
- Drive southeast on Genesee Ave
- Turn right onto Regents Road
- Turn right onto Health Sciences Dr
- Parking structure will be on the right, across the street from Moores Cancer Center
- Turn right to enter the structure
Sessions Include:
- Skin Aging and Cancer Prevention
- Skin Cancer Risk Stratification
- Surgry, Healing, and Scarring
- Q&A
- Non-Surgical Management for Low-Risk Skin Cancers
- Non-Surgical Management for High-Risk Skin Cancers
- AIM at Skin Cancer Patient Resources