Integrates the Cancer Research Center of Hawaii into the John A. Burns School of Medicine to streamline operations and reduce costs.
This bill integrates the Cancer Research Center of Hawaii into the John A. Burns School of Medicine, aiming to eliminate redundancies and streamline operations. The Cancer Research Center of Hawaii will be an organized research unit within the medical school. The director of the center will report to the chancellor, provost, and dean of the school of medicine. Funds from the research and training revolving fund will be used for research and research-related purposes only. The bill also establishes a separate account within the fund for advance funding to meet university requests.
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