Workout of the Day 02/02/2022
Run/walk 3 miles for time.
Month: February 2022
RES- excessive noise possible
There is a possibility of excess noise in RES starting 2/1/2022, and ending 2/18/2022. There will construction on the roof … Continue reading “RES- excessive noise possible”
SPH Dissertation Defense – Jonathan Moore 2/8/22 3pm via Zoom
PhD Dissertation Defense Defended by Jonathan Moore Department of Biostatistics and Epidemiology “Physician-level determinants, awareness, and adherence to hepatitis C … Continue reading “SPH Dissertation Defense – Jonathan Moore 2/8/22 3pm via Zoom”
COMPLETELY OUT – HSC Health At-Home COVID-19 Tests
We are pleased to announce we have successfully distributed all 5,000 at-home COVID-19 testing kits. Please disregard our previous communications … Continue reading “COMPLETELY OUT – HSC Health At-Home COVID-19 Tests”
CANVAS CLINIC – SpeedGrader & Gradebook, Thursday, February 10, from 11:45am to 1:00pm in LIB-400
There is not a current registration page for next week. You can sign up by sending an email directly to … Continue reading “CANVAS CLINIC – SpeedGrader & Gradebook, Thursday, February 10, from 11:45am to 1:00pm in LIB-400”
TCOM celebrates the beginning of Black History Month
Development of the National Community Health Worker Survey – FREE webinar Wed, Feb 9, at 10am (sponsored by NNLM Region 3)
The Network of the National Library of Medicine Region 3, housed at the Gibson D. Lewis Library, would like to … Continue reading “Development of the National Community Health Worker Survey – FREE webinar Wed, Feb 9, at 10am (sponsored by NNLM Region 3)”
Student Health Clinic offers mental health services: click here to learn more
Due to low demand, the Java Lab to close from 1/28/2022 with a reopening date in July
2022 Pediatric Research Program (PRP) – 1st year medical students
Attention 1st Year TCOM Medical Student Applications are now being accepted for the 2022 Pediatric Research Program (PRP) Applications will … Continue reading “2022 Pediatric Research Program (PRP) – 1st year medical students”