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UTMB's Diversity Facts and Figures

Did you know that...

  • UTMB's schools are national leaders in the recruitment and training of underrepresented minorities.
     

  • Of about 126 academic health centers in the country, UTMB's School of Medicine consistently ranks in the top 15 for the number of African-American graduates.
     

  • Of about 126 academic health centers in the country, UTMB's School of Medicine consistently ranks in the top 5 for the recruitment, education and graduation of Hispanic students
     

  • UTMB's schools are also among the top five nationally in the number of health profession degrees conferred to Hispanics.
     

  • UTMB leads the Texas academic health centers in the recruitment and training of underrepresented minority students.
     

  • UTMB was the first medical school in Texas to admit an African-American student, and one of the first to graduate a Hispanic-American physician.
     

  • Minorities make up more than 40% of the population of Texas. Health disparities among these populations are well documented.
     

  • At UTMB, we are committed educating a workforce that mirrors the diverse populations we serve. Many of the students we train will go back to their underserved communities to address important and sometimes unique needs.

Of UTMB's current workforce, about....

  • 37 percent of classified employees are underrepresented minorities.

  • 9 percent of A&P employees are underrepresented. minorities

  • 11 percent of faculty are underrepresented minorities.

  

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