OCSA Yearlong Performance Program 22-23

SCHOOL OF APPLIED ARTS

Culinary Arts & Hospitality

SCHOOL OF DANCE

Ballet & Contemporary Dance

Ballet Folklórico Dance

Ballroom Dance

Commercial Dance

2022/2023

SCHOOL OF FINE & MEDIA ARTS

Arts & Enterprise

Creative Writing

Digital Media

Film & Television

Integrated Arts

Visual Arts

SCHOOL OF MUSIC

Classical Voice

Instrumental Music

Popular Music

SCHOOL OF THEATRE

Acting

Musical Theatre

Production & Design

Dear Friends and Families,

It is with great pleasure and pride that I welcome you to the 2022–2023 performance season at Orange County School of the Arts (OCSA)! I hope that you – like me – are looking forward to the many spectacular musicals, concerts, performances, and events that our student artists have planned and prepared for us this year.

I find myself continuously inspired by the excellence of this school and the passion and dedication of our students and staff. Last year alone, OCSA was ranked the #1 Charter High School in California (for the third year in a row!) and the #6 Charter High School in the nation by Niche. OCSA was also one of only 33 schools in the state to be awarded the California Exemplary Arts Education Award by the California Department of Education. Looking at the Class of 2022, 98% of students were accepted into institutions of higher education, and collectively, they were awarded more than $15 million in scholarships. OCSA continues to be the place where students can flourish artistically and academically and enter the world prepared for what is in store.

While we recently concluded an extraordinary anniversary year, there are many exciting things on the horizon. This season will be full of new beginnings: the first year of our brand-new Arts & Enterprise Conservatory, which will welcome the next generation of music producers, film executives, and museum curators; the groundbreaking of The Lisa Argyros Commons, made possible through the impressive efforts of Students First: A Capital Campaign; and so much more. These incredible developments will benefit not only our current students, but also all those who will one day call OCSA home.

The continued success of our school cannot be achieved alone. I would like to express my appreciation to our 2022–2023 Season Sponsors, McKenna Subaru and Farmers & Merchants Bank, as well as to our Board of Trustees, Foundation Board of Directors, Emeritus Board, Strategic and Educational Partners, President’s Circle, and Encore members. Their continued support, leadership, and vision help to shape the lives of our students each and every day.

Finally, I must acknowledge our parents, alumni, administrators, faculty and staff, members of the local community, and most importantly, our talented student artists. Our students provide the inspiration and driving force behind everything we do.

I am thrilled to have you join me in celebrating another impressive performance season. Please enjoy all of the magic OCSA has to offer!

All the best,

Teren M. Shaffer President & CEO Orange County School of the Arts

We provide an unparalleled arts and academic education in a creative, challenging, and nurturing environment to a diverse group of students who are passionate about the arts, preparing them to reach their highest potential.

ACADEMICS + Arts

Established in 1987, the nationally recognized Orange County School of the Arts (OCSA) offers a dynamic school culture that enables students to flourish as artists and scholars. The school currently serves a diverse student body of nearly 2,300 students in grades 7-12 from more than 100 cities throughout Southern California.

In addition to offering a challenging college-preparatory academic program that produces high-achieving, motivated scholars, OCSA provides aspiring young artists with the opportunity to refine their skills and flourish in one of 17 arts conservatories. Each year, more than 200 concerts, recitals, staged performances, and exhibitions are presented at a variety of venues in Orange County and throughout the world, providing students with the unique experience of entertaining and inspiring thousands of audience members.

OCSA is a tuition-free, donation-dependent public charter school; no student is offered or denied admission based on financial capacity. The school’s rigorous academic education coupled with advanced arts training has impacted many students, molding generations of creative thinkers, leaders, artists, innovators, and entrepreneurs.

RANKED #1 BEST CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL IN CALIFORNIA Niche, 2022

OPPORTUNITIES TO INSPIRE, IMPACT, AND INVEST IN THE NEXT GENERATION OF ARTIST-SCHOLARS

HEARTS FOR THE ARTS CAMPAIGN

This annual campaign provides additional support for arts conservatory needs beyond each conservatory’s annual budget. A Hearts for the Arts donation will help to fund special equipment and supplies, performances and eld trips, and arts enrichment opportunities for our talented students.

ARTIST SCHOLAR SPONSORSHIP PROGRAM

This annual program supports economically disadvantaged students who attend OCSA. Donations not only help to fund the arts conservatory portion of their school day, but also make certain they have access to the full OCSA experience, including yearbooks, technology, and school supplies.

MASTER ARTIST SERIES

This annual program supports high-pro le visiting artists who create meaningful and often life-changing experiences for our student artists. An important instructional strategy at OCSA is to bring master artists and industry leaders to share their gifts, career stories, and expertise with students through residencies, master classes, lectures, and performances.

READY TO GET INVOLVED?

To learn more about these important campaigns or give today, please visit www.ocsarts.net/Give .

We would love to talk with you about how you can support OCSA’s talented students!

Please contact Anna Belmer Jackson, Director of Development, at anna.belmer@ocsarts.net.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!

#We Are O C S A

SCHOOL

President & CEO

Teren Shaffer

Chief Operations Officer

Steven Wagner

Principal

Michael Ciecek

Assistant Principal of Instruction

Kimberly Barraza Lyons, Ph.D.

Assistant Principal of Student Services

Becca Freeland

Assistant Principal of Arts

Maria Lazarova, D.M.A.

Assistant Principal of Special Services

Leon Metoyer

Assistant Principal of Facilities & Supervision

William Wallace, Ed.D.

Learning Specialist

Shelley Stanphill

FOUNDATION

Vice President of Communications

Kelly Andrews

Vice President of Development

Elizabeth Ton

CONSERVATORY

Director of Productions

Kevin Cook

Director of Arts Enrichment

Karen Rymar

SCHOOL OF APPLIED ARTS

Mekjian Family Culinary Arts & Hospitality

Daniel Mattos, Chef Director

SCHOOL OF DANCE

Ballet & Contemporary Dance

Steven Hyde, Director

Ballet Folklórico Dance

Marlene Peña-Marin, Director

Ballroom Dance

Robert Porch, Director

Commercial Dance

Nicole Berger, Director

SCHOOL OF FINE & MEDIA ARTS

Arts & Enterprise

Ally Bushman, Director

Creative Writing

Josh Wood, Director

Digital Media

Patrick Williams, Director

Film & Television

Aaron Orullian, Director

Integrated Arts

Charna Lopez, Director

Cassie Foster, Conservatory Manager

Visual Arts

Paige Oden, Director

Randy Au, Assistant Director

SCHOOL OF MUSIC

Classical Voice

Ryan Reithmeier, D.M.A., Director

Instrumental Music

Sarkis Baltaian, D.M.A., Director

Coordinator, Pianist Program

John Reynolds, D.M.A., Associate Director

Coordinator, Frederick Fennell Wind Studies Program

Coordinator, The Garn Family Jazz Studies Program

Nicholaus Yee, D.M.A., Coordinator, Strings & Orchestra Program

Popular Music

Natasha Pasternak, Director

SCHOOL OF THEATRE

El-Erian Family Acting

John Walcutt, Director

Stephanie Dorian, Assistant Director

Musical Theatre

Lauren Lim Jackson, Director

Amelia Barron, Conservatory Manager

Production & Design

Kelly Marie Pate, Director

Victoria Hoyt-Heydon, Assistant Director

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Officers

Halim Dhanidina, Chair

Vincent J. Foley, Jr., Secretary

Members

Jessica Herthel

Gary Humphreys

Paul Satkin

FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Officers

Jason Herthel, Chair

Teren Shaffer, President & CEO

Jennifer Sternshein, Secretary

Kevin Tiber, Treasurer

Directors

Lisa Argyros

Jim Bergman

Lisa Brennan

Bruce Chapman

Jim Conroy

Halim Dhanidina

Vincent J. Foley, Jr.

Lamia Gabal, M.D.

Bryan Giglia

Gillian Hayes, Ph.D.

Steven Ho

Martin Howard

Patricia Juarez

Andrew Keyoung, M.D.

Eoin Kreditor, J.D.

Kimberley D. Lakes, Ph.D.

Michael Laven

Ali Levin

Lee Runnels

Erin Samueli

Don Steiner

Christine Walker-Bowman

SCHOOL & FOUNDATION LEADERSHIP BOARDS

EMERITUS BOARD

Julia Argyros

John Daniels

Sandy Segerstrom Daniels

Mohamed El-Erian

Brad Ellis, J.D.

Paul Folino

Maria Newkirk Fong

John Gates

Carol Green

Jerry Mandel

Michal Mekjian, Jr.

James “Walkie” Ray

Judy Sabbagh

Susan Samueli, Ph.D.

Janice Frey Smith

Kate St. Clair

Russell Stern

John Vestri

Scott Woolsey

In Memoriam

Doug Garn

Sebastian Paul Musco

Lew Webb

STRATEGIC PARTNERS

Arts Orange County

Audio By the Bay

Bowers Museum

DeVos Institute for Arts Management

Dragon Kim Foundation

The Frida Cinema

Glorious eSports

Glorious Gaming

Max H. Gluck Foundation

Hilbert Museum

Irvine Barclay Theatre

Jazz at Lincoln Center

Montage Hotels & Resorts

Orange County Music & Dance

Orange County Museum of Art

The Pacific Club

Pacific Symphony

Philharmonic Society of Orange County

RED

Relámpago del Cielo, Inc.

Santa Ana Police Activities and Athletic League

Segerstrom Center for the Arts

South Coast Repertory

Think Together

Waldorf Astoria Monarch Beach Resort and Club

Yamaha

EDUCATION PARTNERS

Chapman University

Culinary Institute of America

El Sol Academy

International Association of Professional Music Teachers

Johnson & Wales University

Orange Coast Community College

Orange County Department of Education

Orange County Educational Arts Academy

University of Arkansas – Pulaski Technical College

Santa Ana College

Swiss Education Group

University of Southern California

The OCSA Foundation is a nonprofit organization that is dedicated to providing financial support to the school. The Foundation accomplishes this through individual contributions (in addition to families’ annual Conservatory Funding Agreements); membership support and social groups, including Encore; corporate sponsorships; special events; foundation grants; legacy giving; capital campaigns; and community engagement programs and classes.

All Foundation gifts and membership contributions provide invaluable support toward important schoolwide initiatives that directly benefit our talented students.

2022-2023 SEASON SPONSORS

Thank you to the following 2022-2023 President’s Circle members:

Armi and Ron Abiera

Cheryl Alderson and Charles Dominguez

Amy and Kurt Busch

Kara and Rob Casola

Rachael Cianfrani and Mike Brodie

Gretchen and Jim Conroy

Saranya and Halim Dhanidina

Nancy and Stephen Eng

Roxann Engle and Joe Rossini

Cynthia and Wade Faerber

Julia Feldman and Ryan Malone

Sally and Dan Fleet

Lamia Gabal and Charlie Wilcoxson

Tasha Gabal and Kurt Niebrugge

Mala and Neeraj Gupta

Stacy and Jason Gwin

Erin and Duke Han

Allison and Brian Herman

Shelley and Steven Ho

Chinyee and Andrew Keyoung

Kimberley Lakes and James Kay

Cheryl and Michael Laven

Janice Lee and James Wang

Debbie and Bonaparte Liu

Andrea and Gary Malis

Debbie and Aaron Malo

Greg McCollum and Jeff Van Hoosear

Maeesha Merchant and Gaurav Diwan

Merrie and Ed Mora

Tita Nguyen and Michael Le

Rosemarie Paguirigan-Steiner and Don Steiner

Allison and Jim Panetta

Shannon and Andrew Patterson

Trilby and Michael Robinson-Dorn

Beth and John Schlechter

Anna Schlotzhauer and Jim Bergman

Juliet and Doug Schulein

Karen Smith and Jay Jerrier

Jeannette and John Soumbasakis

Samantha and Jon Stark

Jennifer and Sandy Sternshein

Kim and Bert Tavares

Mei Tsang and Steven Brown

Nicole and Ryan Warne-McGraw

Michelle and Gary Yoshino

Jinny and Ed Yun

Thank you to the following 2022-2023 Encore members:

Aconn Insurance Agency

Armi and Ron Abiera

The Alworth Family

The Atluri Family

The Badenas Peterson Family

Jerry and Elizabeth Behnke

Rocky and Monique Benoit

Team Bignami

Boomy Apparel

The Boswell Family

Ronald and Dawne Both

Lisa and Jack Brennan

Louis and Anne Bretana

The Buddy Group

Amy and Kurt Busch

Missy and Chris Callero

Lucy and Daniel Campos

Alyson and Alfredo Cartagena

The Casola Family

William and Kathy Chang

Joy Chao and Jason Lee

Tim and Rita Chen

The Chickering Family

Rachael Cianfrani and Mike Brodie

Dr. Gretchen and Mr. James Conroy

Craig and Patty Cooke

DeLancellotti Family

Mark and Dina Delp

The Dhanidina Family

Sue Dilts

The Dominguez Family

Eihom, Corp

Stephen and Nancy Eng

Roxann Engle and Joe Rossini

Cynthia and Wade Faerber

Dr. Bella Feng and Dr. Scott Wilson

Sally and Dan Fleet

Fox/Osier Family

FSE Interior Design

Lamia Gabal, M.D. and Charlie Wilcoxson

Tasha Gabal and Kurt Niebrugge

Gia and Bernie Gaffaney

Drs. Anand and Usha Ganesan

Jose and Cindy Garay

Garay Family

The Greenwood Family

Mala and Neeraj Gupta

Javier and Brandi Gutierrez

Stacy and Jason Gwin

Erin and Duke Han

Glenn and April Heren

The Herman Family

Hesson Family

Andy and Gracie Hinton

Shelley and Steven Ho

Scott Holty and Emilie Albert

Mr. Jack Hu and Ms. Summer Wu

Huang and Idriss Family

Doug and Serina Huennekens

The Jacobson Family

The Jia Family

J. J.

The Family of Yamya Kapoor

Patricia and Andrew Kempe

Angela Kent and David Kane

Chinyee and Andrew Keyoung

The Kidder Family

Kiwi Ingenuity

The Kleinman Family

The Kondo and Truong Family

The Kuntz Family

Kimberley Lakes and James Kay

Rod Lanthier and Laura Wilbur

Michael and Cheryl Laven

Luvy and Dylan Lawrence

The Le Family

Rosemarie and Michael Le Coz

Janice Lee and James Wang

Scott and Susan Lee

The Lehner Family

Jasmine and Matthew Lindauer

The Lipinsky Family

Debbie and Bonaparte Liu

Kevin and Louise Lloyd

Emily Lu’s Family

Andrea and Gary Malis

The Malo Family

Ryan Malone and Julia Feldman

Madeleine Marder and Family

Marder and Lapré Family

Michael and Liza Marquez

Drs. Derek and Yasmine Mason

Nelly Maximous

Greg McCollum and Jeff Van Hoosear

Matt and Diana McCutchen

Paul Mendoza

Maeesha Merchant and Gaurav Diwan

Val and Larry Miles

The Mizrahi Family

The Mora Family

Natalie and Matt Moser

Genevieve and Kevin Murphy

Yvonne Naranjo

Navarro Family

Mari and Joseph Nguyen

Mrs. Tita Nguyen, Esq. and Dr. Michael Le

The Nishihara Family

Douglas and Suzanne Nottage

The Nueva Family

Eric and Dr. Molly Nuñez

Molly O

Rosemarie Paguirigan-Steiner and Don Steiner

Jim and Allison Panetta

Oscar Parra and Jessica Cho

The Passalacqua Family

Patterson Custom Homes

The Paul Family

The Pennor Family

Michelle and Stephen Pryor

Tracy Qu

The Ransford Family

The Raymonds

Hon. Julian and Alexis Recana

Michael and Trilby Robinson-Dorn

Tom and Pearl Rollinger

The Rosenblatt Family

The Rossfeld Family

The Ruiz Family

Hans and Susan Sacher

The Schlechter Family

Anna Schlotzhauer and Jim Bergman

Doug and Juliet Schulein

Seoul Trading Inc

Shinogi Family

Kimberly and Mike Shipman

David and Tina Sidoni

The Siu Family

Mrs. Mary Smihula

Karen Smith and Jay Jerrier

Mo and Vip Soni

John and Jeannette Soumbasakis

Sonny and Bronwyn Stackleather

Samantha and Jonathan Stark

Stein Family

Jennifer and Sandy Sternshein

David and Kim Swartz

Mr. Scott and Dr. Joan Tardibuono

Kim and Bert Tavares

Mei Tsang and Steve Brown

Stan Vertii

Nicole and Michael Vicioso

Todd and Jennifer Vigiletti

Crystal Wang

James and Janice Wang

The Wang-Symchych Family

Ryan and Nicole Warne-McGraw

The Weaver Family

Ms. Sade Wilson and Family

Dr. Garrett and Mrs. Christine Wirth

The Witting Family

Alana Wu’s Family

Michael and Manuella Yassa

Alex and Kathryn Yong

Yoshikane-Toyama Real Estate Group

Michelle and Gary Yoshino

The Young Family

Drs. Edward and Jinny Yun

At OCSA, providing a supportive, inclusive, and safe environment for our students is our highest priority. That is why we launched Students First: A Capital Campaign – to create an enhanced campus environment that will benefit the entire OCSA community.

Thank you to the following individuals and organizations who have donated in support of this transformational campaign:

Acting Conservatory Families, Class of 2025

Anonymous

Julia and George Argyros

Lisa Argyros

Albert and Miaad Bushala

The Cha Family

Dr. Gretchen and Mr. James Conroy

The DeVoe Family

DevTo Support Foundation

The Dhanidina Family

The Dirk Family

El-Erian Family Foundation

Farmers & Merchants Bank

The Garn Family

Shelley and Steven Ho

The Larry and Helen Hoag Foundation

Martin and Cynthia Howard / Howard CDM

Chinyee and Dr. J. Andrew Keyoung

Tina and Eoin Kreditor / Cleo A Bluth Charitable Foundation

Dr. Kimberley Lakes and Dr. James Kay

N&D Kim Family

Cheryl and Michael Laven

Hsueh Chun Lo

The Malone Family

Jennifer and Paul Meyhoefer

Mrs. Tita Nguyen, Esq. and Dr. Michael Le

Ryan and Jin O’Grady

The Park Family

Shannon and Andrew Patterson

Debbie and Joe Rogoff

Samueli Foundation

Anna Schlotzhauer and Jim Bergman

Karen Smith and Jay Jerrier

The Tioleco-Cheng Malabarba Family

The Wegner Family

Michelle and Gary Yoshino

Special Thanks To Our Families

Book our inspiring students for your next event!

Orange County School of the Arts (OCSA) proudly offers a wide range of professional-level performance groups comprised of inspiring student artists from the school’s many arts conservatories. Make your private, corporate, or charity function more special by featuring a select group of OCSA’s bright and talented students!

Our extensive variety of repertoire is completely customizable. Choose the group that best meets the needs of your event and budget!

Ballet folklórico dancers

Ballroom dancers

Classical singers

Commercial dancers

Holiday carolers

Instrumental musicians

MONTAGE! performance ambassadors

CATERING SERVICES

We cater to your needs! Let our talented high school students and their world-class chef instructors make your gathering an event to remember.

Learn more at www.ocsarts.net/Catering.

CSArts Academy offers extracurricular arts training to student artists in the community, ages 8-15. Join us for fun and rewarding classes in the fall, spring, or summer!

FALL & SPRING CLASSES

Each fall and spring, CSArts Academy offers a Saturday Series, where aspiring student artists throughout the community are invited to experience OCSA’s robust arts curriculum in a fun, creative, and nurturing environment! These Saturday classes encourage students to develop important skills while providing hands-on, practical experience under the guidance of OCSA’s renowned educators and master guest artists. There are opportunities for beginning and advanced students in a variety of artistic fields, including creative writing, culinary arts, dance, digital media, instrumental music, theatre, visual arts, and more!

SUMMER CLASSES

Over the summer, CSArts Academy offers Five-Week Arts Camps, as well as Two-Week and One-Week Arts Intensives, which provide young artists with a chance to discover new talents, study innovative techniques, or hone their skills in a specific art form. There are both morning and afternoon sessions available, allowing students to enroll in two different courses for a full day of learning. Many Summer Classes culminate with a student showcase opportunity. Under the guidance of OCSA’s renowned educators and master guest artists, there are summer opportunities for students of all levels. Parents can explore the many options and piece together a summer experience tailored to their student’s interests and talents.

There are even more class options available on the campus of our sister school, California School of the Arts – San Gabriel Valley!

WAYNE BERGERON

Grammy Award-nominated jazz trumpet player; renowned studio musician featured on more than 500 television and film soundtracks

COURTNEY REED

Grammy Award-nominated actress who originated the role of Princess Jasmine in Disney’s Aladdin on Broadway; currently touring as Satine with Moulin Rouge

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KENDAL CRONKHITE

Highly regarded production designer for DreamWorks Animation’s Trolls and Madagascar series; art director for James and the Giant Peach

STEPHEN CHBOSKY

Author, screenwriter, and director best known for The Perks of Being a Wallflower; directed the recent film adaptation of Dear Evan Hansen

ANDREW WINGHART

Acclaimed choreographer best known for his work at the 89th Annual Academy Awards and with Cirque du Soleil, Billie Eilish, Lorde, and Muse

Renowned artist, fashion designer, and cartoonist; best known for his apparel company Paul Frank Industries and his design for Julius the monkey

OCSA ALUM

AMY CHAPMAN (MT, ‘04)

Certified speech and language pathologist and renowned vocal coach; has worked with numerous Grammy Award-winning artists and Broadway stars

JOHN SWIGER (BR, ‘17)

Professional American Rhythm Finalist in ballroom dance; Under 21 Latin Junior Olympic Gold Medalist

Grammy Award-winning saxophonist, composer, and arranger; long-standing member of the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra

LACEY BIHARI (BR, ‘17)

Professional American Rhythm Finalist in ballroom dance; instructor for well-known dance studios throughout the community

JASON FREESE

Widely recognized musician, songwriter, record producer, and singer; has performed with Green Day, Pitbull, Dr. Dre, Goo Goo Dolls, and more

ERIC MARIENTHAL

Two-time Grammy Award-winning saxophonist; has performed with Elton John, Barbara Streisand, Billy Joel, Stevie Wonder, and many others

PAUL FRANK

OCSA ALUM

OCSA ALUM

TED NASH

JAMOND MCCOY

Multi-faceted jazz and gospel vocalist and pianist; member of the acclaimed pop/jazz vocal group M-Pact

ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOL OF THE ARTS FOUNDATION

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TYLER LOGAN (MT, ‘13)

Esteemed actor known for his work on the U.S. tours of Cats and ELF: The Musical as well as the North American tour of Moulin Rouge

BERNIE DRESEL

Highly sought-after drummer and percussionist; recognizable as a member of the Grammy Award-winning Brian Setzer Orchestra

GIANNA PEDREGON (IM, ‘21)

Award-winning jazz violinist; currently studying music at University of the Pacific where she is a member of the Pacific Jazz Ambassadors

DENNIS KIM

Internationally acclaimed concertmaster currently leading the Pacific Symphony; has led orchestras in the U.S., Europe, Asia, and Australia

KARA MACK

Choreographer, creative director, and expert on African Diasporic music and dance; has choreographed for Kendrick Lamar, Kanye West, and more

JACOB SUSTAITA

Assistant conductor for Pacific Symphony and conductor for Pacific Symphony Youth Orchestra

OCSA ALUM

RICK MESSINA (MT, ‘95)

Acclaimed casting director; currently working on the Emmy Award-nominated series Severance and upcoming projects for Warner Bros. and MGM

SYNDEE WINTERS

Broadway actress and recording artist; known for her performance as Nala in The Lion King, as well as for her role in Hamilton

BENJAMIN SMOLEN

Principal Flute for Pacific Symphony; has recorded for celebrated composers such as John Williams, Danny Elfman, and Alan Silvestri

THANK YOU TO THE FOLLOWING SPONSORS, FOUNDATIONS, AND CORPORATIONS FOR THEIR GENEROUS SUPPORT

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Ongoing research and clinical trials are creating breakthroughs in cancers once thought insurmountable—and we are a leader in bringing these benefits from the lab to the bedside.

Our specialists routinely use advanced genomic testing to identify the DNA alterations driving the growth of a patient’s tumor, allowing us to identify treatments and clinical trials that target those mutations. As part of the Precision Oncology Alliance, a collaboration of the nation’s leading cancer research centers, we o er over 100 clinical trials focused on dozens of di erent cancers—giving our patients access to some of the most promising and aggressive treatments available.

For more information or to learn about eligibility requirements for each trial, call St. Jude Oncology Research at (714) 992-3000 ext. 4332.

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