Faculty Affairs News

Nominations are being accepted for the Faculty Excellence Awards and Lifetime Achievement Awards.

Thank you to all who attended New Faculty Orientation on April 16, 2025!

Congratulations to the authors of this recent publication!

Following the return home of astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams, the School of Public and Population Health highlighted its faculty expertise on the interdisciplinary teamwork behind astronaut rehabilitation.

The Office of Interprofessional Education and Practice (OIPEP) hosted its fourth annual IPE Symposium on Monday, April 7, with keynote speaker Dr. Suzie Bergman.

Through UTMB’s Office of Community Engagement and Education, faculty and students provide free primary and specialty healthcare to thousands of uninsured patients each year.

Updates from the Academy of Master Teachers, including Education Week, TEACH-S registration, and AMT Journal Club.

Teaching Excellence And Mentorship (TEAM) Fellows were eligible to submit applications for up to $20K for educational research, projects, and enrichment opportunities. Announcement of awards coming soon!

The Faculty Factory Podcast recently welcomed Nausheen Jamal, MD, MBA, to discuss "Acts of Leadership to Build Community Within Faculty."

It is an exciting time since the academic year comes to a close. As we watch our students receive the degrees they have worked hard to earn, commencement is also a gratifying experience for our faculty members.

SHP May 2025 Faculty Accolades

SPPH May 2025 Faculty Accolades

JSSOM Awards

Partnerships with faculty in the School of Nursing and School of Health Professions are critical to the Student Success Center (SSC), which serves students in both schools. The center strengthens the support network for on-campus, distance, and hybrid students to meet their short and long-term academic goals.

April 2025 updates from the Office of Innovation

Congratulations to the authors of these recent publications!

The Office of Community Engagement and Education's Harmony & Hallway Healers program brings live music to patients, staff, and visitors at Jennie Sealy Hospital. The office is now opening this opportunity for faculty to join them in bringing healing through music.

The Health Education Center is proud to share the recent achievements of its faculty, staff, and leaders.

I am extremely pleased by your exceptional response to the AAMC StandPoint Surveys, and I sincerely appreciate each person who shared their input. Thank you for making time for this worthwhile effort. Your insights will help us take the right steps to identify opportunities for improvement and thus enhance engagement and satisfaction across our campus.