We are calling on artists to submit visual work that explores the theme of generational poverty and social justice solutions. UT Health people, please submit via online form forms.office.com/r/8Hq1msk5r2, for our community please email your submission to [email protected]

Last call for Connective Tissue submissions, UT Health San Antonio’s annual literary and arts journal. Submissions due by January 14, 2025. tinyurl.com/CT-submission-…

Just a reminder that we have Night of the Arts is on this evening. It is still not too late to register or show up at the door for tickets. Experience live performances by staff, faculty, students, and the community benefiting the SFCP free clinics. bit.ly/NOTA2025

The 18th Annual Community Engaged Learning Conference is almost here, and we’d love for you to join us! This year’s theme, “Ending the Injustice of Generational Poverty.” Register and be part of the conversation to drive change! bit.ly/48B9PfG

Please join us for a reflective hour of visual art inspired by the theme of the 18th Annual Community Engaged Learning Conference, Ending the Injustice of Generational Poverty. All are welcome! Thursday, January 30, 2025 4:30 - 5:30 pm UTHSA Briscoe Library, Main foyer

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It was great to see our friends and colleagues from UT School of Public Health San Antonio at this event, thank you for coming and thank you for all that you are doing to help improve the health of people in San Antonio and beyond…

National Public Health Week is right around the corner. Please join the the great NPHW events that we have coming up in early April.

Earn your Master of Public Health at the UT School of Public Health San Antonio! Engage in meaningful scholarship and evidence-based solutions that will advance the health of South Texas. Apply for Fall 2025 at uthscsa.edu/public-health/…

Night of the Arts: Inspiring healing beyond medicine magazines.uthscsa.edu/mission/night-…

This year’s speaker, Keisha Ray, PhD, is an associate professor at UT Health Houston’s McGovern Center for Humanities & Ethics. She will explore how housing conditions across Texas contribute to chronic illness, particularly in underserved communities and communities of color.

We are pleased to introduce this year's Frank Bryant Jr., MD, Memorial Distinguished Lecture guest lecturer, Keisha Ray, PhD, Associate Professor at the McGovern Center for Humanities & Ethics, UT Health Houston. Register now at bit.ly/4jvrV74

Join us for P.I. Nixon History of Medicine Virtual Lecture that explores the oral history program HIV Out Loud. Register now uthealthsa.zoomgov.com/webinar/regist…

Join us for the 2025 Ewing Halsell Distinguished Lecture, “Storytelling in Medicine: The Passion and the Peril,” featuring Danielle Ofri, MD, PhD, one of today’s most compelling voices in medicine. This free event is open to all. Register now: bit.ly/4lr6oNI

Join our Discussions in Medical Ethics group on Tuesday 29 July at 12pm as they discuss medical drama ethical scenarios from our favorite medical TV shows like House and Pitt. Join now shorturl.at/P7xmL