Allied Health Sciences Invites Prospective Students to Open House
|On Friday, Feb. 22, the College of Allied Health Sciences at the UTHSC will have an Open House.
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UTHSC Joins Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital To Fight Childhood Obesity
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Memphis, Tenn. (December 13, 2012) The University of Tennessee Health Science Center (UTHSC) is partnering with Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital to launch a Center for Excellence in Pediatric Obesity. Jon McCullers, MD, unveiled the plans at the recent Let’s CHANGE Summit hosted by Healthy Memphis Common Table. Dr. McCullers was the keynote speaker. “To me,… Read More
UTHSC Receives $1.6 Million Grant to Improve Services to Foster Care
|Grant to Improve Services to Youth in Foster Care Who Have Experienced Trauma
Dr. Michelle Farland of UTHSC Receives 2012 New Educator Award from American College of Clinical Pharmacy
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Memphis, Tenn. (December 6, 2012) – Michelle Z. Farland, PharmD, BCPS, CDE, is the recipient of the 2012 American College of Clinical Pharmacy (ACCP) New Educator Award. The award recognizes and honors outstanding contributions of new educators to the discipline of teaching and to health care education. She was recognized during the 2012 ACCP Annual… Read More
UTHSC Joins Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital to Fight Childhood Obesity
|Memphis, Tenn. (December 13, 2012) The University of Tennessee Health Science Center (UTHSC) is partnering with Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital to launch a Center for Excellence in Pediatric Obesity. Jon McCullers, MD, unveiled the plans at the recent Let’s CHANGE Summit hosted by Healthy Memphis Common Table. Dr. McCullers was the keynote speaker.
Farland Receives 2012 New Educator Award from ACCP
|Farland Receives 2012 New Educator Award from American College of Clinical Pharmacy
Klesges Receives $3 Million Grant for Study of Airmen’s Obesity.
|Robert Klesges, PhD, Professor at UTHSC, Receives $3 Million Grant for Study of Airmen’s Obesity.
NIH-funded Look AHEAD Study Produced Important Data.
|NIH-funded Look AHEAD Study Produced Important Data, Though Not Its Main Focus.