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Archer Fellowship helps UTSA student prepare for career in public health policy
BOLD ADVANTAGE Spotlight on UTSA’s mission to create career-ready Roadrunners FEBRUARY 15, 2024 — Public administration graduate student Janet N. Ekezie has been selected for...
Archer Fellowship helps UTSA student prepare for career in public health policy
UTSA MATRIX Consortium establishes center to combat health disparities
FEBRUARY 13, 2024 — A one-year, $500,000 grant will help UTSA researchers leverage artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning tools to enhance how health disparities...
UTSA MATRIX Consortium establishes center to combat health disparities
Health Professions Fair offers students opportunities in health care industry
The fair allows students interested in pursuing health careers to connect with a wide selection of health profession schools in the region.
Health Professions Fair offers students opportunities in health care industry
Researchers at UTSA to conduct study on soil health with USDA grant
UTSA's Allison Veach and Saugata Datta are seeking cost-effective microbiological techniques that can provide accurate data for soil quality.
Researchers at UTSA to conduct study on soil health with USDA grant
Anonymous gift establishes scholarships honoring local leaders
The gift will establish two scholarship funds in honor of local physicians whose work was crucial during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Anonymous gift establishes scholarships honoring local leaders
UTSA, UT Health to launch nation’s first dual degree in medicine and AI
10 for ’23 A year-end story series highlighting UTSA’s commitment to student success, innovation and workforce development Editor’s Note: This article was originally published on...
UTSA, UT Health to launch nation’s first dual degree in medicine and AI
Group forges partnerships to accelerate health outcomes
A national network developed by the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H) is levying the talents and skills of renowned academic, research and investment...
Group forges partnerships to accelerate health outcomes
Cancer-free for 20 years, Derek Rodriguez turns setbacks into success
CLASS OF 2023 At a young age, UTSA doctoral student Derek Rodriguez was diagnosed with Rhabdomyosarcoma, a rare type of cancer that forms in the...
Cancer-free for 20 years, Derek Rodriguez turns setbacks into success
UTSA duo to research cognitive impairment in cancer patients
UTSA associate professor of psychology Joe Houpt, is part of a team that has earned a one-year, $50,000 grant from the Mays Cancer Center at...
UTSA duo to research cognitive impairment in cancer patients