Nursing Science Ph.D. Helps Fill Demand for Nurses With Doctorate Degrees
With less than two percent of nurses having Ph.D.s, the Doctor of Philosophy in Nursing Science program helps fill the demand for nurses with doctorate degrees. Read More →
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Nathan Mitchell Featured in ASPET News: Why Antidepressants Don’t Work Well For Kids
Physiology graduate student Nathan Mitchell was featured in ASPET for his work on uncovering new biological mechanisms that could treat depression in children more effectively. Read More →
Graduate Students Win Travel Award to Microbiology & Immunology Annual Meetings
Curtis Clark, Meghan Guzman, Helia Nasrollahi, and Stacey Stahl receive travel awards to Microbiology and Immunology annual meetings. Read More →
Allied Health Games: Graduate Students Win Third Place at Tug of War
Graduate students joined together last weekend at the inaugural Allied Health Games for friendly competitive games, organized by the School of Health Professions. Read More →
New Interest Group Opens Doors to Careers in Scientific Consulting
Graduate student Connie Tat and postdoctoral fellow Ablat Tursun organize the UTHSCSA Science Consulting Interest Group to allow students to gain exposure to careers in scientific consulting. Read More →
The Career Series: 7 Tips on How To Improve Your LinkedIn Page
Dr. Teresa Evans, the director of the Office of Career Development, gives advice on how to improve your LinkedIn page. Read More →
Dean Weiss named a Chancellor’s Health Fellow
Dr. David S. Weiss, dean of the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences, has been named a University of Texas System Chancellor's Health Fellow in Graduate Education. Read More →
Congrats Norberto Gonzalez Juarbe: Newest Graduate of the Microbiology & Immunology Program
Please welcome Norberto GonzA¡lez-Juarbe, a recent graduate from the Microbiology and Immunology program who studied bacterial pneumonia and cell death signaling. Read More →