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Chancellor's Council Announces Distinguished Awards

Faculty members from TTUHSC and Texas Tech were acknowledged for their innovation and dedication to research and education.

Bright Ideas: TTUHSC Featured in Texas Medicine

The world of health care is changing, and so is medical education at TTUHSC.

Medical Students Honor the First Patient

A memorial was held to recognize those who have donated their bodies to help further medical education.

Practice Makes Perfect: Sim Center Prepares Students for Patient Care

The TTUHSC Louise and Clay Wood Simulation Center recently opened in Odessa.

Medical Administrators Reach Fellow Status

Matt Driskill and Lindsay Tubbs are part of a select group awarded fellow status in the American College of Medical Practice Executives.

Conn Named Vice President for Research

P. Michael Conn, Ph.D., will assume the role of vice president for research on Dec. 1.

Professor to Lead State's Alzheimer's Research Effort

Paula Grammas, Ph.D., has been named director of the Texas Alzheimer's Research and Care Consortium.

Student Group is Music to Our Ears

For three years, MusiCare has brought together two passions: music and health care.

A Collective Voice for Students

New Student Government Association officers set goals for the semester.

Dress the Part: Medical Students Don First White Coats

Marking the transition from preclinical to clinical health sciences, the School of Medicine Class of 2017 participated in the annual White Coat Ceremony.

Masking Up for a Great Cause

Party organized by medical students to benefit West Texas health organizations and charities.

The Healing Spirit: Longtime Educator Leaves His Mark

For 35 years, Tom McGovern, Ed.D., has touched the souls of countless community members and students.

Beat the Heat: Know the Signs of Heat-Related Illness

Fun in the sun can turn dangerous quickly if you're not taking the proper steps to ensure your safety.

Ophthalmology Sees New Milestone

The department graduates its 100th resident.

America’s Favorite Pastime Can Go Up in a Flash

Follow these steps and be careful when firing up your grill this summer.

Keep Your Eyes Safe This Independence Day

Nearly 30 percent of firework-related injuries affect the eyes.

Make a Safe Splash This Summer

When the West Texas heat comes rolling in, many families head to the water, but it's important to stay safe while keeping cool.

On the Right Track: First FMAT Students Graduate

A group of eight students from an innovative program are doing their part to help alleviate the primary care physician shortage.

Congratulations, Graduates!

Thousands were welcomed into the health care field at the annual commencement ceremony.

Physician, Student Receive State Honors

Dean Steven L. Berk, M.D., and student Justin Berk were recognized by the Texas Medical Association for their outstanding service.

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