The Tennessee Cancer Coalition (TC2) was formed to measurably reduce the burden of cancer on the citizens of Tennessee by implementing a collaborative statewide plan driven by data, science, capacity, and outcomes.

Dr. Alecia Malin-Fair serves as the primary Co-Chair of the TC2. 

Alecia Malin Fair, DrPH is a Research Services Consultant II at the Vanderbilt Institute for Clinical Translational Research (VICTR) in Research Support Services. In this capacity she assists investigators and key study personnel in accelerating their science through direct support and facilitation of their regulatory, budgetary and methodologic research needs. She is also involved in community outreach addressing inquiries regarding research activities by individuals nationally and internationally. Dr. Fair is also a co-investigator on the Investigator Advocate Study, an internally supported randomized control trial on research support and mentorship provided to clinical fellows in the Vanderbilt MSCI program. In her past academic experiences, Alecia Fair was a Assistant Professor of Surgery at Meharry Medical College, and had a secondary appointment as an Assistant Professor at the Vanderbilt University Department of Medicine and the Institute for Medicine and Public Health. Dr. Fair received her Dr.PH. in Health Promotion and Education from the University of South Carolina and completed her postdoctoral fellowship in Cancer Epidemiology, funded by the Department of Defense, at Vanderbilt University.