Past Events

Meet the Research Expert: Dr. Elizabeth Lyons, PhD, MPH, Department of Nutrition Sciences and Health Behavior

Designed for mid-career faculty (associate professors at any state of their tenure), this three-day bootcamp provides advanced leadership principles of key leadership competency areas, developed and delivered BY faculty members in academic health FOR mid-career faculty members in academic health.

Get an inside look at the momentum driving innovation at UTMB. Hear from guest innovators bringing ideas to life, watch live pitches from Innovation Fellows, and connect with leaders shaping the future of healthcare innovation.

Dr. Antonio Bianco and the Council of Vice Chairs for Research invite the UTMB community to the 2026 Research Summit: Advancing Discovery Across the Lifespan.

UTMB is launching the annual Research Centers and Institutes Seminar Series over the next several weeks. This year’s series highlights the collaborations, discoveries, and momentum shaping our research enterprise.

New faculty orientation is designed to provide new faculty members with institutional information, introduction to university leadership and their initiatives, and resources necessary to their success at UTMB. This is an opportunity to interact with leaders and connect with fellow faculty members.

Afternoon Tea with Faculty Development Leaders is a monthly event that provides an opportunity for faculty to network and be mentored in a relaxed setting.

IPE Team Talks are held every other Wednesday from 3 to 4 p.m. via Teams and hosted by Ashley Parikh, EdD, MSHS, PTA.

Save the date for the 2026 Interprofessional Education and Practice (IPEP) Symposium, taking place April 6, 2026. The event will feature a poster session, awards presentation, lunch, and a faculty development workshop.

The School of Public and Population Health will mark the week with panel discussions, a career mixer, a student symposium featuring Dr. Umair Shah as keynote speaker, and a community service day.

Bringing together leaders from government, healthcare, education, industry, advocacy, and the community to address key health issues through an interprofessional approach and using open dialogue, policy advocacy, research, and public health initiatives.

Designed for faculty members in advanced-career stages. This 3-part series provides faculty with the opportunity to explore and envision identity, purpose, and meaning after they leave full-time employment and to build community.