Phishing emails don’t always come from strange addresses outside the university. When an attacker compromises a UT account, they can use that trusted address to send convincing messages to others inside the university. Be suspicious of unexpected messages, regardless of who appears to have sent them. An unsolicited mass email offering gaming systems, tools, guitars,… Read More
For the fifth consecutive year, the UT System is participating in the Great Place to Work® survey to better understand the employee experience and identify opportunities to strengthen our workplace culture. A random sample of 5,000 employees will be invited to participate. If selected, your confidential feedback is important — it helps the UT System… Read More
The University of Tennessee Foundation, Inc. and UT Health Sciences have named Melissa Robinson, DHA, MBA, vice chancellor for Advancement. Robinson, who has served as chief development officer since joining UT Health Sciences, steps into the expanded role after helping lead a record-setting fundraising year and at a pivotal moment of growth for the institution.… Read More
Looking for ways to connect to the community? Check out these upcoming events in Give Pulse. Click the link below for each event to register. Questions about an event? Reach out to the organizer through the link on their GivePulse page. Don’t forget to submit your impact on GivePulse when you’re done! Featured Opportunities: Serving… Read More
Exciting news! To support the evolving needs of our campus community, UT Health Sciences Print Services has launched a new online ordering website. We are pleased to announce the launch of Printing.UTHSC.edu, the new online destination for all your printing needs at UT Health Sciences. Print Services offers a wide range of products, including: Flyers… Read More
“My background is a little atypical of how people do things,” says James Parrett, PharmD, JD, and it’s hard to argue. Chemist, patent litigator, pharmacist, technology transfer manager: Dr. Parrett has worn all four hats on his way to a fifth. This July, he became vice president of the University of Tennessee Research Foundation’s Memphis… Read More
We all know medical school is known for its demanding coursework, long hours, intense studying and steep learning curve. Students quickly become immersed in anatomy, physiology and clinical skills as they prepare to care for future patients. But some of the most important lessons in medicine are harder to teach. They happen in moments of… Read More
Are you interested in supporting youth as they explore careers in healthcare, technology and other professional fields? Join us for our very first Bluff City Merit Badge College, hosted by UT Health Sciences and the University of Memphis in partnership with Scouting America’s Chickasaw Council. Friday, Aug. 28 & Saturday, Aug. 29 We’re seeking volunteers, merit badge assistant instructors and instructors to… Read More
