Memphis wasn’t on Alicia Barnes’ bingo card, but she saw an alignment she couldn’t ignore. The physician arrived three years ago, answering a listserv post from a colleague she had first met as a medical student at a national community psychiatry conference. She wasn’t actively looking. Yet when Altha Stewart, MD, posted about a leadership… Read More
Please Join Us Today at 3:30 PM in the CRB Auditorium as the Physiology Seminar Series continues with DR. KAZUKO SAKATA Associate Professor in the Department of Pharmacology, Addiction Science and Toxicology for a special presentation titled “Pursuit of Happiness: Early-life Enrichment, Cross-organ Prediction Model, and Heat Shock in BDNF Gene Regulation” Today, May 21st 3:30 PM… 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: Love… Read More
The link is active now until Sunday, May 31st, for all performances except Saturday matinee! Purchase Instructions: You must log into your Ticketmaster account to see the seat map and purchase tickets. Go to Discounted Tickets for Beauty and the Beast Musical. Go to the top, right-hand corner to sign in. If you have a Ticketmaster account,… Read More
This handbook is a free, community-driven resource cataloging real-world and proposed use cases for artificial intelligence in higher education. Inspired by Lance Eaton’s groundbreaking Syllabi Policies for Generative AI Repository, this resource aims to be the go-to reference for AI implementation examples across all areas of college and university operations. This resource was curated by… Read More
Save the date! The Grant W. Somes, PhD Memorial Lecture will be held on Thursday, July 23, at 12:00 pm, in Freeman Auditorium, 930 Madison, Third Floor. Lunch will be served for those who have registered, starting at 11:30 am. More information about how to register for the lecture will be forthcoming. Please join us… Read More
On Wednesday, May 27, 2026, many applications (such as DASH, ExamSoft and Zoom) will have updated sign-in procedures that use Microsoft and require your NetID@uthsc.edu and password. You will see more applications change to this new sign-in procedure as time passes. More information can be found at New Sign-In Coming on Wednesday May 27 for… Read More
The end of the semester often means travel, schedule changes, and a mental shift into “break mode,” which is exactly when scammers expect you to let your guard down. Be cautious of emails about package deliveries, travel confirmations, account issues, or “urgent” requests while you’re distracted or away from your normal routine. If you’re traveling,… Read More
