Keen earned her doctorate in physiology and completed her postdoctoral training in breast cancer research at Johns Hopkins University in its Schools of Public Health and Medicine, respectively. She also earned a master of science degree in biotechnology from Hopkins and a bachelor of science degree in biology from Gettysburg College in Pennsylvania.
"Judy understands the fundamental role of research and science in helping radiation oncology teams provide the best possible care to their patients, which we can see from her extensive background both conducting research and promoting scientific activities," said Laura Thevenot, chief executive officer of ASTRO. "I welcome her expertise and look forward to leveraging ASTRO's position as the world's premier radiation oncology society to further advance scientific knowledge within radiation biology and oncology."
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