Editorial: Plans for UT health science center in Nashville should concern Memphians
Maybe we are just paranoid, but news that the University of Tennessee plans to establish a health science center in Nashville should worry Memphians.
Maybe we are just paranoid, but news that the University of Tennessee plans to establish a health science center in Nashville should worry Memphians.
… the commission … approved a $12.6 million expansion for a new 59,000-square-foot multidisciplinary simulation center at UTHSC, raising the total project cost to $36.7 million. The center, which replicates a real-life patient care setting, will be used by the colleges of medicine, pharmacy, dentistry, nursing and allied health. The center will be housed in the Humphreys General Education… Read More
On Wednesday, members of the Student National Medical Association at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center will stage a white-coat die-in at 2 p.m. on campus. The local student chapter is joining students at many other medical schools across the country participating in similar die-ins Wednesday, which is Human Rights Day.
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The Germantown Weekly in The Commercial Appeal has photo – page 11 – of College of Medicine and College of Pharmacy “Tar Wars” anti-smoking effort with children:
Blood Drive: 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center General Education Building (Rooms 201-204), 8 S. Dunlap. Hosted by Lifeblood and the International Pharmaceutical Students’ Federation from the College of Pharmacy at UTHSC.
The event will be streamed live online, with best results using Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox browsers, at https://www.uthsc.edu/graduation/index.php.
By demographics, the graduating class includes 22 African-Americans, four Latino-Americans and 29 graduates who came from out of state to study at UTHSC. Eighty-six of the 105 graduates are women.