Archive for November 2009


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Satellites, Student Service Club team up to help troops

November 30, 2009

Help the Satellites Auxiliary and the College of Medicine Student Service Club by donating some items for members of the 983rd Engineering Battalion in Monclova.


Poet to help honor National American Indian Heritage Month at UT

November 30, 2009

Poet Susan Deer Cloud will give a talk in honor of National American Indian Heritage Month. The writer will be on UT's Main Campus Tuesday, Dec. 1.


Glacity Theatre Collective to offer spirited reading of ‘Santaland Diaries’

November 25, 2009

Crumpet the Elf shares some not-so-idyllic holiday stories in the Glacity Theatre Collective's production of “The Santaland Diaries,” which will open Friday, Nov. 27, at the Valentine Theatre.


UT Matters looks at sustainability

November 25, 2009

UT Matters takes a look at going green in November.


College of Medicine department changes name

November 25, 2009

The Department of Public Health and Homeland Security has a new name: the Department of Public Health and Preventive Medicine.


UT Police and Residence Life offer students holiday safety reminders

November 24, 2009

Read some holiday tips from UT Police and the Office of Residence Life.


Main Campus community asked to vote on tobacco use

November 24, 2009

Main Campus students, faculty and staff has a chance to weigh in on the future policy regarding tobacco use.


‘Man of Nitinol’ engineering new accelerator to help with medical procedures

November 24, 2009

Dr. Mohammad Elahinia, assistant professor of mechanical, industrial and manufacturing engineering, is the principal investigator from UT on a new three-year, $3 million grant through Ohio’s Third Frontier Program to create a nitinol commercialization accelerator to help develop the next-generation of biomedical devices.


UT physician, kidney donation chain featured in People Magazine

November 24, 2009

See some pages from People Magazine, which starts a special section on heroes with a story about an altruistic kidney donation chain started by Dr. Michael Rees.


iCARE notes that stick

November 24, 2009

Don't be surprised if iCARE “sticky notes” start popping up all over UT Medical Center.


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