Past Events

The MyWellbeing Department sponsors a Wellbeing Series as well as UTMB's Schwartz Rounds. The UTMB community is invited to these monthly events. Save the date for June's session.

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

June Library classes are available to support faculty with scholarly publishing. Register for "Identifying Predatory Journals and Conferences" and "I've Written It, Now Where Do I Publish It?"

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

Join us for AMT and the Office of Educational Development’s Teaching Skills Session: Ashley Guillory, PhD, is presenting, “Advancing Neuroinclusivity in Health Professions Education.”

This in-person, six-hour, evidence-based workshop helps develop skills and insights in mentoring through interactions and discussions.

Research Day, to be held May 29, is presented by the Council of Vice Chairs for Research. Research Day 2025 will feature a poster forum highlighting the best of UTMB’s current research as well as the popular Core Showcase.

Join us for a vibrant and interactive session where UTMB faculty share their impactful work across Africa. This event, the third in a four-part series, is hosted by Scott Weaver, PhD.

The MyWellbeing Department sponsors a Wellbeing Series as well as UTMB's Schwartz Rounds. The UTMB community is invited to these monthly events. Save the date for May's session.

The Moody Brain Health Institute and the Institute for Human Infections & Immunity announce the Intersection of Dementia & Infectious Disease (I-DID) Pilot Grant Program. Attend the I-DID Pilot Program Kick-off Event to learn about this opportunity.

The Office of Innovation and Commercialization will host an immersive Summer Camp focused on innovation and entrepreneurship in the health and life science.

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

Designed for faculty members in advanced-career stages. This 4-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.

Designed for faculty engaged in biomedical research, this Mentoring Refresher will focus on promoting professional development with your mentees.

The Greater Texas Gulf Coast Engage Me Series brings together leaders various sectors to address key health issues through an interprofessional approach. Please join us for the May event, taking place from May 2, 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. in Levin Hall Auditorium.

The President’s Cabinet Awards Committee seeks proposals for the President’s Cabinet Awards. Projects that mobilize the creativity, ingenuity and dedication of the students, staff and faculty of UTMB Health to benefit the community and beyond are especially encouraged.