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Dr. Lydia Villa-Komaroff spoke to a handful of students and faculty at UT Health San Antonio on Oct. 9 about the cognitive processes that interfere with achieving diversity. Dr. Villa-Komaroff is one of the founding members of SACNAS, the Society for Advancement of... Read More →

Nursing Science Ph.D. student Meghan Monney has been selected from a pool of nursing students throughout the United States to receive the prestigious Jonas Scholarship. According to the National League for Nursing website, the Jonas Scholarship promotes “evidence-based nursing... Read More →

Dr. Tim Raabe will be joining the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences at UT Health San Antonio as the Associate Dean of Academic Affairs. “I am eager and excited to take on the role of Associate Dean of Academic Affairs in GSBS and I look forward to working with everyone to... Read More →

Dr. Jim Allison, winner of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, is connected to two UT institutions. He earned two degrees from UT Austin and is now the chair of immunology at MD Anderson Cancer Center. Allison was awarded the prize along with Dr. Tasuku Honjo of Japan for... Read More →

  UT Health San Antonio hosted its first New Student Interprofessional Orientation on August 30 which brought together over 80 students from its six schools (School of Medicine, School of Dentistry, School of Nursing, School of Health Professions, School of Public Health and... Read More →

Translational Science Ph.D. student Rosalie Aguilar was featured on Texas Public Radio for her affiliation with the Éxito! Latino Cancer Research Leadership Training program. Éxito! Latino Cancer Research Leadership Training is a program of the Institute for Health Promotion... Read More →

The Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences at UT Health San Antonio hosted a candidacy ceremony on Aug 17 to recognize our new doctoral candidates. This is an exciting milestone on the journey towards a doctoral degree and we would like to congratulate these students on this... Read More →

The NIH definition of research integrity includes the use of honest and verifiable research methods, following rules and regulations in reporting of results, and adherence to accepted professional codes.  Research misconduct is defined by PHS as “fabrication, falsification, or... Read More →