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Lisa Sánchez-Johnsen, PhD, MS
Associate Director of Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging
Dr. Sanchez-Johnsen is an academic leader in the area of health equity, diversity, inclusion, and belonging. She is the Founder/Past Chair of the Multicultural and Ethnic Minority Health Special Interest Group in the Society of Behavioral Medicine and the Founder/Past Chair of the Latinx Health Equity and Health Disparities Special Interest Group in the National Latinx Psychological Association.
Additionally, Dr. Sanchez-Johnsen directs the Multicultural, Diversity, and Latinx Health Equity Research Program and the Multicultural Health, Obesity, and Cancer Health Equity Research Scholars Program at the Medical College of Wisconsin, which is a mentorship and training program for those interested in health equity research on a national basis. She brings her thought leadership, strategic planning, and EDIB expertise to this important Office within the MCW Cancer Center.
Partnerships

Medical College of Wisconsin
At MCW, we recognize and value the dignity of all members of our community and are committed to an inclusive and welcoming environment that includes individuals from diverse backgrounds and experiences.

Community Outreach and Engagement
We work closely with community members to forge new programs that increase peoples’ access to critical cancer prevention resources, the latest cancer treatments, life-changing clinical trials, and survivor support groups.

Cancer Research Training and Education
The MCW Cancer Center offers a robust portfolio of educational opportunities designed to develop the next generation of cancer researchers and health professionals who will accelerate discoveries and advance patient care.
EDIB Advisory Council
The Advisory Council helps advise and guide the Office of Equity, Diversity, Inclusion & Belonging to foster an exceptional research workforce. The Council is comprised of trusted advisors across institutions, departments, and programs.