Celecia Osborne, BSN, RN, has worn many hats during her career, including certified nursing assistant, health coach, and high school Spanish teacher. Her role in the rural outreach efforts of University of Tennessee Health Science Center’s College of Nursing allows her to use all her experience to reach underserved communities. “What’s always been on my… Read More
Information Technology Services (ITS) and the Teaching and Learning Center (TLC) are happy to announce the newly formed Teaching & Learning (TL) Product Management team to enhance support for Blackboard, ExamSoft, and other academic technologies at the university.
The UT Health Science Center Facilities Department will be replacing the Archibus system with DASH Oracle Maintenance Cloud (OMC) as of July 1, 2024, to coincide with the DASH Human Resources and Finance implementation. In preparation for this transition, the following cutoff dates are being imposed in order to allow time for resources to focus on this transition. Normal business operations are scheduled to resume on July 1.
Dr. Carter Clinton, Assistant Professor at North Carolina State University, will present a seminar entitled “Soil Secrets: A Genetic and Historical Investigation into African American Communities” Friday, April 5, 2024 in the CRB Auditorium-Rm 114 and via Zoom at 12pm. If you are interested in the Zoom seminar, Please send an email to Tamara Brock (tbrock5@uthsc.edu).
UT Health Science Center Campus Police are diligent in their efforts to keep our students, staff, and faculty safe from the dangers of distracted drivers. Campus Police has joined with other national and local law enforcement agencies with the U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s (NHTSA) high-visibility enforcement effort, April 1-8, 2024. Law enforcement officers nationwide will work together to enforce texting and distracted-driving laws. During this campaign, Campus Police Officers will be visible in their task to observe, educate and enforce distracted driver violations.
Attendees will get a historical overview of women’s treatment in healthcare as well as experiences in healthcare education and as providers, followed by a participatory discussion of these topics. Boxed lunch will be provided for the first 50 in-person attendees.
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Join the Office of Access and Compliance in the Madison Lobby to pick up a teal ribbon and show your support for survivors of sexual violence.
