Past Events

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.

Preparing for retirement

Registration is now open for the 2026 Shine Academy Innovations in Health Science Education Conference.

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.

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 early-career faculty (instructors or assistant professors with less than five years at rank), this three-day bootcamp provides overviews of key leadership competency areas, developed and delivered BY faculty members in academic health FOR early-career faculty members in academic health.

UTMB investigators may submit proposals for the AXIS (AI x Interdisciplinary Science) Pilot Program. Pilot awards will support projects that actively apply Artificial Intelligence (AI) approaches.

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

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.

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

Join us as ETP students showcase four innovative technologies developed by leading UTMB faculty. Don't miss this opportunity to see groundbreaking ideas in action.

The Gulf Coast Consortia sponsors events in Mentor Training for advanced PhD students, postdocs, and faculty. Space is limited on all events.

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.

Nominations are now open for the annual Roberto Logroño, MD Award and Lectureship for Professionalism in Healthcare for meritorious faculty and trainees of UTMB’s schools.