Faculty Affairs News

The latest episode of the Faculty Factory Podcast, released on Halloween, showcased some of the most “spooky” challenges in academic medicine.

The Office of Faculty Affairs proudly presents a wide variety of programs to recognize faculty and help them thrive in their career journeys.

We enjoyed a terrific New Faculty Orientation on Oct. 23. New and established faculty alike came together to meet colleagues and leaders, and learn more about UTMB.

The Office of the Provost hosted the 2025 Professors' Dinner on Thursday, Oct. 30, 2025, at Open Gates Conference Center.

One of the most rewarding aspects of my role is witnessing faculty members grow in knowledge, confidence, and impact as they pursue meaningful and fulfilling careers. Recently, we have had the pleasure of supporting faculty at every stage of their journey, from welcoming new colleagues at New Faculty Orientation to honoring those who’ve reached significant milestones at the annual Newly Promoted Professors’ Dinner. These moments of celebration and connection reflect our deep commitment to faculty success.

The Health Education Center has achieved accreditation in Human Simulation and Research from the Society for Simulation in Healthcare (SSH), building upon its 2024 accreditations in Assessment and Teaching/Education.

School of Public and Population Health Awards

JSSOM Awards

School of Nursing Awards

Ready to dive into the world of evidence synthesis? This hands-on class equips you with the foundational skills to launch a high-quality systematic review.

The 2024-25 Annual Report highlights how the HEC continues to advance the field through simulation, education, research, and collaboration.

The Faculty Factory Podcast recently welcomed UTMB's Oscar "Skip" Brown, MD, to discuss "The Definitive Guide to a Fulfilling Retirement Journey."

JSSOM Awards

Every day, I’m inspired by the dedication and excellence of our faculty community. The tremendous turnout at our Second Annual Faculty Recognition Reception was a testament to that spirit. Thank you to everyone who joined us to celebrate your achievements and those of your peers. The positive energy and feedback from attendees reaffirmed the value of this new tradition, and I look forward to building on its success in the years ahead.

Learn how tools that are integrated with PubMed can help track compliance with the NIH Public Access Policy and create biosketches for NIH and NSF grant applications.

The Truman G. Blocker, Jr. History of Medicine Collections and University Archives in the Moody Medical Library preserves and provides access to historical documents and rare books.

We are proud to spotlight these recent achievements of our faculty and staff members in the HEC!