The College of Nursing will host April’s Population Health Research Conference in the Crowe Building, Room 208. April’s guest speaker is Ricketta Clark, DNP, FNP-BC, from the College of Nursing. She will discuss mobile nursing cancer screenings. Dr. Clark is an Associate Professor in the Department of Health Promotion and Disease Prevention. Lunch is first-come,… Read More
MAI-Image-2 is built for creatives who want images that feel like they exist in the world, with natural light, accurate skin tones, and environments that feel lived-in. Creatives can now spend less time fixing in post-production and more time making. MAI-Image-2 is beginning to roll out on Copilot and Bing Image Creator. Special features include:… Read More
Dear Blackboard Faculty & Staff Users, You are invited to attend the next Blackboard Ultra Virtual Office Hour on March 27 from 3pm-4pm CST/4pm-5pm EST. Please bring your course questions, and a team member from Blackboard and Jennifer Stewart, ITS Product Manager, will address them. You are not required to remain the entire hour; feel free… Read More
A nursing theory that originated at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center has made a major impact worldwide, especially in Japan. Followers of this theory traveled from Japan to Memphis recently to visit the Dr. Margaret A. Newman Center for Nursing Theory, established at the UT Health Sciences College of Nursing in 2023. There are… Read More
The Department of Physiology is Pleased to Announce Megan Mulligan, PhD Associate Professor Genetics, Genomics and Informatics UTHSC College of Medicine Will present her seminar titled “Genetic Background Matters: Leveraging Rodent Genetic Diversity to Understand Health and Disease” this Thursday, MARCH 26th from 3:30 PM to 5:00 PM in the Cancer Research Building Auditorium, Room 114.… Read More
When someone is a cardiothoracic surgeon, has authored publications, held leadership and teaching roles, presented internationally, been listed in “Best Doctors in America,” trail-blazed cancer prevention and treatment, and helped raise a family, you might think that person grew up surrounded by degrees and overflowing with confidence. “Kind of the opposite,” says John Howington, MD,… Read More
Volunteer opportunity this Saturday, March 28! The Midsouth Food Bank delivers our groceries at 7 o’clock in the morning on these Saturdays. We then “stage” the food. We open the gates at 8:30am or a little earlier if possible. We’ve been wrapping up these sessions by 10:30am or 11 each month. You are cordially invited… Read More
According to the National Cybersecurity Alliance, there are four cybersecurity basics everyone should use for online safety. Part 3 of this series is about software updates. Software updates don’t just bring new features. They often fix security flaws that criminals exploit. It usually takes a few minutes, but updates are worth it. Here are some… Read More
