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Photo courtesy of Bob Beverly. Copyright West Virginia University 2011
Mary Babb Randolph Cancer Center
Together, we  Share the Journey – Developing Partnerships, Leading Innovation, and Creating Hope as we continue to build our center for all of West Virginia.
The Mary Babb Randolph Cancer Center is committed to growing its research platforms in basic, clinical / translational, and population sciences in order to recruit the best faculty; align our research platforms based on the needs of the residents of the State of West Virginia (i.e., tailor our research efforts along the lines of cancer health disparities encountered in the State especially in breast cancer, lung cancer, and gynecologic tumors especially cervical cancer); and to achieve excellence in targeted cancer research and clinical pursuits to achieve NCI-designation. This will translate into better care for our patients, service to the residents of the State of West Virginia and the unique patient populations we serve, and provide an economic boost to the region and State by establishing a vibrant cancer and extended health sciences research portfolio.

Support Coach Huggins in the Fight Against Cancer for the Norma Mae Huggins Cancer Research Endowment


ESPN and Infiniti have teamed up for the "Inspiration is Contagious" contest where fans can vote for their favorite college coaches and the charities they support. There are 48 different coaches participating in the challenge, and the contest puts each coach in a regional bracket, similar to the NCAA tourney. Fans can cast daily votes in until February 27, when the Final Four are chosen for continued voting until March 8. The winning coach, announced on March 9, will receive $100,000 to benefit their chosen charity.
 
West Virginia's own Bob Huggins is participating in the 'Inspiration is Contagious' contest, and if he wins, the funds will support the Mary Babb Randolph Cancer Center in Morgantown, WV. Norma Mae was Bob Huggins' mother who passed away in 2003 from colon cancer. The fund was started to aid in cancer research and to help families around the state of West Virginia dealing with cancer. "Mountaineer fans are the greatest," Huggins said. "But I want them to realize that this event isn't a popularity contest. When they vote for me, they'll be voting to find new and better treatments for cancer and bringing hope to those afflicted with the disease."

We hope you will visit the Infiniti Coaches' Charity Challenge and vote today!