Spillit is live storytelling told in front of an audience. This is a Slam event. Come prepared to share a story. If your name is picked, you have 7 minutes to tell a tale of all true personal narrative (well, mostly true.) After ten stories our audience will judge and a Slam winner will be… Read More
The National Cybersecurity Alliance (staysafeonline.org) is offering a 1-hour webinar for everyone looking for simple tips to help you secure your personal information, simplify your digital spaces, and keep your devices safe. Just like you declutter your home, it’s essential to tidy up your online life for better security and peace of mind. The webinar… Read More
After an extensive nationwide search, Michael Hocker, MD, MHS, a highly accomplished academic physician, innovative educator and mentor, and inspirational servant leader, has been named the new executive dean of the College of Medicine at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center. He will begin his tenure in July 2025. Dr. Hocker currently serves as… Read More
Flavia Villani (Biomedical Sciences) will present the oral defense of her dissertation research “Deciphering Genotype-Phenotype Connections: Leveraging Pangenomes and Comprehensive Genome Variation” on Friday 3/21 at 10:00 a.m. CDT. Dr. Vincenza Colonna is her advisor. The defense will be both in-person in the Freeman Auditorium (3rd floor, 930 Madison) and virtual: URL: https://tennesseehipaa.zoom.us/j/84876818013 Meeting ID:… Read More
The University of Tennessee has recently revised its Information Technology Policies, including the Acceptable Use Policy. Please take a moment to review the updated policy to ensure your understanding and to protect your data. While incidental or casual personal use is allowed, the best action is to separate work and personal activities on different devices.… Read More
The Health Science Center will be formally adopting an artificial intelligence standard. Members of our research community are encouraged to review the Draft Institutional AI Policy created by the Institutional AI Task Force. PROVIDE FEEDBACK ON THE POLICY DRAFT
The Department of Preventive Medicine at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center in collaboration with the Georgia Center for Diabetes Translation Research invites you to attend the “Leveraging Health Technology for Health Promotion” Symposium on April 15, 2025 at the Freeman Auditorium in the 930 Madison Building 3rd floor from 11:00 am – 1:30… Read More
Certificate in Clinical & Translational Pharmacy What is this program? Our non-degree graduate Certificate Program in Clinical and Translational Pharmacy, offered through the UT Health Science Center College of Pharmacy, provides education in applied research focused on clinical and translational science within pharmacy. This one-year, 12-credit, fully asynchronous online program delivers foundational training and skill… Read More
