Fourth-year medical student Avery Dargie has always viewed medicine as something more than a job. That grounding shapes her vision for the future. “It’s something that allows for this beautiful combination of science with teamwork, and this human connection that is so tangible.” Last Friday morning for students like Dargie felt a little different across the… Read More
Research Office Hours for the month of March, scheduled for Friday, March 27, are being cancelled. If you would like to discuss any issues or concerns, please reach out to Dr. Wesley Byerly directly at wbyerly1@uthsc.edu.
The Neuroscience Institute invites you to attend our Seminar Series on Tuesday, March 31st, at noon in the Link Auditorium. We’ll be hosting Professor of the Department of Psychology at University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire, Dr. Douglas Matthews, as she speaks on “Is a Beer Still Just a Beer When I Get Old Enough… Read More
Robert Mullaney, OTD, DBA, a proven leader, innovator, manager, and mentor in the academic and clinical occupational therapy field, has been tapped to join the University of Tennessee Health Sciences Occupational Therapy (OT) Department. Dr. Mullaney will serve as a professor and the academic fieldwork coordinator for the department beginning Monday, March 30. A more… Read More
TODAY! Please join the Department of Pharmacology, Addiction Science, and Toxicology for our (PHAST) Spring 2026 seminar. Wednesday, March 25, 2026, at Noon in CRB 114 Our speaker is Dr. Laura O’Dell, University of Texas at El Paso, Department of Psychology Seminar Title: Neural mechanisms that promote nicotine use Hosted by Dr. Alex Dopico Dr.… Read More
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
Users must update their personal devices to Examplify 3.10.0. No extensions beyond March 31, 2026, will be permitted to ensure you have the most up-to-date security enhancements and processor capabilities. Examplify version 3.10.0 includes several important updates, including support for Windows ARM devices, user experience improvements, routine bug fixes, and security updates critical for safeguarding exam integrity.… 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
