BCRC
Learn More From Breast Cancer University

Breast Cancer Resource Center has created Breast Cancer University to provide educational programs to educate our community about breast cancer and the needs of those diagnosed.
Ask the Experts! Let’s Talk About Breast Cancer video series focuses on topics related to survivorship for our survivors, thrivers, and caregivers. Community Health Workers will learn about the psychosocial impact of Breast Cancer on those diagnosed and how to support them.
Our Physicians and Healthcare Professionals’ forums educate these professionals on best practices when treating breast cancer patients.
Community Health Workers
Understanding the Psychosocial Impacts of Breast Cancer
BCRC created a multi-lesson course for Community Health Workers (CHWs) that focuses on the unique needs of young survivors. We’ve partnered with Texas A&M University to create an interactive training where CHWs can receive CEUs.
COURSES INCLUDE:
- Psychosocial Impact of Breast Cancer at Diagnosis
- Psychosocial Impact of Breast Cancer on Family and Friends
- Psychosocial Impact of Breast Cancer on Emotional Health
- Psychosocial Impact of Breast Cancer After Treatment Ends
Click HERE to learn more about these courses.
Physicians and Healthcare Professionals
Breast Cancer University aims to deliver programs that benefit medical staff when treating young women diagnosed with breast cancer. We have engaged subject matter experts, Medical Oncologists, and survivors to discuss topics important to breast cancer survivors where speakers share best practices, real-life experiences, and data. Make sure to visit our Video Resource Library to access recordings of past programs.
Survivors and Thrivers
Breast Cancer University is committed to creating educational programs to offer real-time support to survivors and thrivers. Subject matter experts offer practical advice on topics regarding diagnosis, treatment, and challenges that may occur after treatment ends. This is an opportunity for attendees to ask their questions during the webinars and receive feedback from the speakers live. Make sure to visit our Video Resource Library to access previous recordings of our Ask the Experts! Let’s Talk About Breast Cancer video series.
For more information, check out our resource links below: