The UTMB Health Institute for the Medical Humanities is pleased to share that Martha Holstein, PhD (IMH `96) has published a new book, Women in Late Life: Critical Perspectives on Gender and Age.

The UTMB Health Institute for the Medical Humanities would like to congratulate faculty member Anne Hudson Jones, PhD for receiving recognition that one of her articles is one of the three most downloaded articles in SpringerLink's Journal of Medical Humanities.

The UTMB Health Institute for the Medical Humanities is pleased to share that Poldi Tschirch, RN, PhD (IMH `92) was named one of the top ten area nurses for dedicated care as part of The Houston Chronicle's annual Salute to Nurses Awards.

The UTMB Health Institute for the Medical Humanities congratulates the Reverend Vasileios Thermos, MD, PhD has been invited to participate in a Templeton Foundation symposium to be held at the University of Essex in May 2015.

The UTMB Health Institute for the Medical Humanities is pleased to share that Amy McGuire, JD, PhD (IMH `04) gave a talk at TEDMED 2014.

The UTMB Health Institute for the Medical Humanities is pleased to share that Craig Klugman, PhD, (IMH `01) recently published an article in Nursing Education.

The UTMB Health Institute for the Medical Humanities would like to congratulate former visiting scholar Graeme Harper, PhD on the publication of his latest novel, The Invention of Dying, under the pen name Brooke Biaz.

The UTMB Health Institute for the Medical Humanities would like to congratulate graduate student Heather Pearcy on being accepted for an internship with the Sealy Center for Vaccine Development (SCVD) and WHO Collaborating Center for Vaccine Research, Education and Training on Emerging Infectious Diseases (WHO CC).

The UTMB Health Institute for the Medical Humanities is proud to announce that Jonathan Banda has been admitted for candidacy for the Master of Arts in the Medical Humanities Graduate Program.

The UTMB Health Institute for the Medical Humanities is proud to announce that Peggy Determeyer has been admitted for candidacy for the Doctor of Philosophy in the Medical Humanities Graduate Program.

The UTMB Health Institute for the Medical Humanities would like to congratulate the Institute students and faculty who were among the recipients of the 2014 UTMB Health Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences (GSBS) Scholarship Awards.

The UTMB Health Institute for the Medical Humanities is pleased to share that two of our alumni, Jing-Bao Nie, PhD (IMH `99) and Mary T. White, PhD (IMH `95), have published articles in the Journal of Clinical Ethics.

The UTMB Health Institute for the Medical Humanities is pleased to share that graduate student Rimma Osipov and alumna Faith Lagay, PhD (IMH `99) published articles in the August 2014 issue of Virtual Mentor.

The UTMB Health Institute for the Medical Humanities is pleased to share that the Smith College Museum of Art has recently acquired several pieces of art created by faculty member Eric Avery, MD.

The UTMB Health Institute for the Medical Humanities is pleased to share that s. Van McCrary, PhD, JD, MPH (IMH `92) was elected as a Fellow of the New York Academy of Medicine (NYAM).

The UTMB Health Institute for the Medical Humanities is proud to announce that Kenneth Alewine has been admitted for candidacy for the Doctor of Philosophy in the Medical Humanities Graduate Program.

The UTMB Health Institute for the Medical Humanities is proud to announce that Nicole Piemonte has been admitted for candidacy for the Doctor of Philosophy in the Medical Humanities Graduate Program.

The UTMB Health Institute for the Medical Humanities would like to congratulate graduate student Jonathan Banda on the publication of "Rapid Home HIV Testing: Risk and the Moral Imperatives of Biological Citizenship" in Body & Society.

The UTMB Health Institute for the Medical Humanities would like to congratulate graduate student and UTMB Health School of Medicine faculty member Susan McCammon, MD on being selected as an Osler Scholar by the John P. McGovern Academy of Oslerian Medicine.

The UTMB Health Institute for the Medical Humanities is pleased to share that its 15th annual Student Research Colloquium was held on June 6, 2014 with many successful presentations.