The Michigan Cancer Consortium (MCC) is comprised of a dedicated group of public, private and voluntary organizations committed to reducing the human and economic impact of cancer in Michigan.

Membership in the MCC is open to organizations that have missions that are in line with the MCC goals and special projects. To become a member of the MCC, an organization must agree to:

• endorse and support the implementation of all MCC goals and special projects;

• provide annual reports about its progress and accomplishments;

• vote on MCC governing activities;

• coordinate and collaborate within its organization or with other organizations to implement strategies that address one or more MCC goals; and

• have a significant presence in Michigan.

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What Types of Organizations Can Belong?
Any of the following types of organizations may apply for membership in the Michigan Cancer Consortium:

• Health care insurance plans

• Health education/health research and evaluation

• Organizations representing or serving hard-to-reach and/or special populations

• Health care purchasers;

• Community-based health care delivery systems and practices with cancer programs

• University-based health care delivery systems with cancer programs

• Public health organizations

• Trade/professional/advocacy organizations

• Key partner organizations

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Want to Learn More?
For more information about joining the MCC, call our office toll-free at 877-588-6224 or e-mail us at .

• MCC Member Organization Job Description (revised version approved April 11, 2007; available as an Adobe Acrobat PDF file)*

• MCC Membership Application (revised Feb. 3, 2010)
  The MCC Membership Application may be downloaded as an Adobe Acrobat PDF file or a Microsoft Word document.

  • Adobe Acrobat PDF version*

  • Microsoft Word version

*Please Note: You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to open, view and print this file once it has been downloaded. If you need a free copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader, please click here.

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last updated: 02/09/10