Feeling Philosophical? Ask AI a Few Questions!
|It may be way too deep for a Monday, but did you know you can ask AI philosophical questions just for fun?
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All Banner-Registered Fall Courses To Be Taught in Blackboard Ultra
|UT Health Science Center will continue our LMS conversion from Blackboard Original to Ultra Course View for the Summer and Fall 2024 terms. All Banner-registered fall courses will be taught in Blackboard Ultra, offering users a modern, innovative learning experience.
Paying for ChatGPT? Use Secure UT Verse and Copilot for Free Instead!
|Before buying ChatGPT, take a look at UT Verse and Copilot for your AI needs. Both UT Verse and Copilot offer AI functionality AND include protection for your data. And did we mention they are both free for you?
Your Duo Prompt May Look Different – Here’s Why!
|UTK will adopt the new universal prompt for Duo on June 25, 2024. This will affect the UTK systems used by our campus, including IRIS and Office 365. Our UT Health Science Center systems will continue to use the traditional Duo prompt for the time being.
Amy A. Brewer, MS, RD, LDN, MDXL is retiring after 36 years as a research nutritionist at UTHSC
|Please join us, if you will, in our heartfelt send-off for Amy and in celebration of all her contributions to UTHSC research on June 28th, from 11:00 am to 2:00 pm at 920 Madison Ave, Suite 300A, Division of Endocrinology on the UTHSC campus. Inquiries, please contact Bridgette Cain at 516-2212
Vote for UTHSC Campus Police in the “Tennessee’s Best-Looking Cruiser Award”
|The Tennessee Highway Safety Office is hosting the 20th Annual Law Enforcement Challenge, featuring the “Tennessee’s Best-Looking Cruiser Award.” The UTHSC Campus Police Department has entered this competition with a photo of our new police cruisers against the UTHSC Campus backdrop in front of the Hyman Building.
RECRUITING FEMALES FOR BREAST CANCER RISK STUDY
|Seeking Female Participants for Research Study on Cancer Risk Factors for The WELCOM study: WEight Loss and Cancer Outcomes in the Mid-South
UTHSC News: Grant Supports Research to Identify Barriers to Health Care for Black Women
|A $1.58 million grant will support work by a health communication scholar at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center’s College of Nursing and a medical oncologist at West Cancer Center and Research Institute (WCCRI) to identify sociocultural and structural factors that are root causes of cancer health disparities for Black women in the Mid-South.… Read More