UNT Health Science Center prepares for 3rd annual PresidentAAsAIs Invitational Golf Tournament April 7

March 19, 2008

Time to wipe the winter dust off the golf clubs and get ready for the 3rd annual UNT Health Science Center President’s Invitational Golf Tournament, to be held April 7 at Ridglea Country Club.

The Fort Worth architecture and engineering firm of Jacobs Carter Burgess will be presenting sponsor for the tournament. This event raises critical funds to expand the educational support for tomorrow’s healthcare professionals and scientists serving our community and Texas.

For more information about the tournament, visit the 3rd annual UNT Health Science Center President’s Invitational Golf Tournament Web site.

Cowboys’ Brock Hoffman honors wife’s UNT Health PA program through NFL’s ‘My Cause My Cleats’ initiative

When Dallas Cowboys offensive lineman Brock Hoffman takes the field for warm-ups before Sunday’s game against the Eagles, his cleats will carry a message far bigger than football. As part of the NFL’s annual “My Cause My Cleats” campaign, Hoffman has chosen to honor his wife, Abbey Montoy...

Community

|Nov 14, 2025

UNT Health welcomes new research director to North Texas Eye Research Institute

A former scientific project and alliance manager at the Allen Institute for Brain Science in Seattle recently was named the new director of research for UNT Health Fort Worth’s North Texas Eye Research Institute, guiding its next phase of growth and innovation. David Vumbaco, Ph.D., started h...

Community

|Nov 14, 2025

UNT Health’s marketing and communications initiatives earn top honors at PRSA Worthy Awards

UNT Health Fort Worth’s marketing and communications staff members were recognized among the region’s best at the 2025 PRSA Worthy Awards Gala, earning multiple honors for creative storytelling and strategic impact. Presented on Nov. 7 by the Greater Fort Worth Chapter of the Public Relations S...

Community

|Nov 13, 2025

Report shows attending TCOM the most affordable in the nation

A recent report published by the American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine showed the cost of producing some of the top primary care physicians in the nation might surprise you, as UNT Health at Fort Worth’s Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine was among the most affordable in the ...

Newsroom