UTHSC Announcements


Annual State of UT Event Highlights Statewide Impact, Value of Education

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NASHVILLE – The annual State of the University address, hosted by University of Tennessee System President Randy Boyd, highlighted the substantial value of higher education, the University’s statewide influence on workforce development and how those elements interconnect to foster a thriving economic future. The event featured a panel discussion between the leaders of all five… Read More


ChronCAN (Chronicling Cancer): PILOTING A NOVEL WRITING INTERVENTION WITH ADOLESCENTS AND YOUNG ADULTS WITH CANCER

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Qualitative Research Interest Group features Trisha K. Paul, MD, a Pediatric Hematology/Oncology Fellow, Hospice and Palliative Medicine, at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital


Our team is looking for people with dementia and their caregivers to participate in a research study.

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Research Participation Opportunity in Memphis at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center!


The Bone Doctor’s Concerto: Music, Surgery, and the Pieces in Between. Book signing and Reception with Dr. Alvin Crawford

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Join Dr. Alvin Crawford for a reception and book signing of his autobiography on Monday, February 26! Registration Deadline extended to February 20.


ShareCare is our new Wellness Provider

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Regardless of the health plan you choose, you will be able to earn cash incentives for completing certain wellness activities. You and your spouse could each earn up to $250 a year. That is up to $500 for the employee and spouse annually.


Reminder: Resubmit Old Surplus Forms Containing Computing Equipment

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To better service the campus and to increase data security, UT Health Science Center ITS and Surplus have jointly developed a new process for the disposal of computing equipment. Learn more.


Windows 11 22H2 Upgrade Announcement

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Windows 11 version 22H2 is now available on all eligible UTHSC PCs. Learn how you can upgrade.


Cybersecurity Tip of the Week – Phishing Emails You Need to Recognize

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It is not uncommon to receive phishing emails. We’ve talked about them in the past, but this week’s tip is a list of the most common phishing subject lines you need to look out for. By no means do we say these are the ONLY phishes out there, but read more for the list and see if you’ve gotten any, whether in your UTHSC email or your personal accounts. If you receive anything suspicious in your UTHSC email, forward it to abuse@uthsc.edu for examination.