Past Events

Afternoon Tea with Faculty Affairs Leaders is a monthly event that provides an opportunity for faculty to network and be mentored in a relaxed setting.

Designed for faculty engaged in biomedical research, this Mentoring Refresher will focus on promoting professional development with your mentees.

The Greater Texas Gulf Coast Engage Me Series brings together leaders various sectors to address key health issues through an interprofessional approach. Please join us for the May event, taking place from May 2, 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. in Levin Hall Auditorium.

The President’s Cabinet Awards Committee seeks proposals for the President’s Cabinet Awards. Projects that mobilize the creativity, ingenuity and dedication of the students, staff and faculty of UTMB Health to benefit the community and beyond are especially encouraged.

UTMB's Center of Excellence for Professional Advancement and Research (COEPAR) will host the Center of Excellence Consortium Faculty Development Conference at the UTMB Galveston Campus.

Join us for a vibrant and interactive session where UTMB faculty share their impactful work across Central America, Mexico, and the Caribbean. This event, the second in a four-part series, is hosted by Scott Weaver, PhD.

Afternoon Tea with Faculty Affairs Leaders is a monthly event that provides an opportunity for faculty to network and be mentored in a relaxed setting.

The next installment of the Faculty Advancement in Research Seminar Series focuses on "TRC4: An Initiative of The University of Texas System."

New faculty orientation is designed to provide new faculty members with institutional information, introduction to university leadership and their initiatives, and resources necessary to their success at UTMB. This is an opportunity to interact with leaders and connect with fellow faculty members.

The Greater Texas Gulf Coast Engage Me Series brings together leaders various sectors to address key health issues through an interprofessional approach. Please join us for the next event, taking place from April 11, 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. in Levin Hall Auditorium.

Designed for mid-career faculty (associate professors at any state of their tenure), this three-day bootcamp provides advanced leadership principles of key leadership competency areas, developed and delivered BY faculty members in academic health FOR mid-career faculty members in academic health.

Academy of Master Teachers presents Education week for 2025 focused on current evidence-based education methods and practices.

Save the date for the 2025 Interprofessional Education and Practice (IPEP) Symposium, taking place April 7. The event will feature a poster session, awards presentation, lunch, and a faculty development workshop.

The School of Public and Population Health (SPPH) will host events each day of National Public Health Week, including the annual Public Health Symposium. The UTMB community is invited to attend.

Afternoon Tea with Faculty Affairs Leaders is a monthly event that provides an opportunity for faculty to network and be mentored in a relaxed setting.

The Office of Innovation will host a lecture on navigating invention disclosures, presented by Sundeep Mattamana, PhD, Executive Director of the Office of Technology Transfer.

The Opportunity, Belonging, and Enrichment Film Series, presented by UTMB student organizations, will host a screening of "Everybody's Work: Healing What Hurts Us All." the event is free and open to all.

The 2025 Shine Academy Innovations in Health Science Education Conference will take place in February 2025 in Austin. This year’s theme is “Harnessing Technology and Personalized Learning to Improve Health Science Education.”