Posonya Currie, BSN, grew up in Haywood County and hopes to work there as a primary care provider when she graduates from the UT Health Science Center College of Nursing as a nurse practitioner. She chose the job as a way to have a significant impact. This week is National Nurse Practitioner Week, recognizing the job that… Read More
Are you looking for new ways to support your students’ learning or to improve the efficiency of your instructional efforts? Generative AI is a great tool for this! UT Verse can help instructors create custom course materials, enhance research processes, and allow for more time to be spent on different projects. Making Course Content Smarter and… Read More
On Wednesday, November 19, at 12:00 pm, join the Office of Academic Success in the SAC Auditorium to learn about methods for motivation, causes of procrastination, and how to take control of your studying. RSVP Here!
Drop In. Ask Questions. Get Answers. Open, virtual drop-in sessions for quick, direct Q&A about your research and innovation projects. No pre-defined topics. No appointments required. Just bring your questions! ________________________________________________________________________________ Microsoft Teams Need help? Join the meeting now Meeting ID: 290 832 773 766 19 Passcode: q2Ph6ti7 Dial in by phone +1 865-770-3798,,133892349# United States, Knoxville… Read More
From Memphis to Nashville to Knoxville, more than 750 students from 11 health professions programs at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center came together recently for Interprofessional Education (IPE) Day. Held annually, IPE Day introduces students to the principles of interprofessional collaboration through case studies, simulations, and interactive learning. Read more on the UT… Read More
Join us for the PHCY 2112 Virtual Poster Session on November 16, 1:00 – 3:00 pm, and see how UTHSC College of Pharmacy P2 students are turning ideas into action for a healthier Tennessee. Students will showcase innovative advocacy strategies designed to improve our state’s health care system — ideas inspired by their experience in the Game of… Read More
What looks like a free flash drive in a classroom, parking lot, or library could actually contain malicious software designed to infect your computer the moment it’s connected. Attackers sometimes leave infected USB drives in public areas, hoping someone will pick them up out of curiosity. Once plugged in, the malware can steal data, install… Read More
It’s time for the annual Campus Food Drive to benefit the Campus Cupboard and the Mid-South Food Bank. Donations can be dropped off at various locations across campus as well as monetarily. The drive will be running NOW-Dec. 10. Campus Drop-Off Locations: Cancer Research Building Coleman Building Crowe Building Delta Dental of Tennessee Oral Health… Read More
