Message from President Ransom

August 25, 2006

Message from President Ransom

Thanks to all who attended this week’s three town hall meetings regarding the UNTHSC strategy for 2006-2007.Â Your participation in shaping this strategy is much appreciated, and we look forward to your help in reaching our vision of being a top 10 health science center.

Due to the tremendous response, an additional meeting for faculty has been added on Thursday, Aug. 31 at 5:30 p.m. in Luibel Hall.Â

Those unable to attend may view a video of the presentation and a PowerPoint presentation on our new Intranet homepage feature,Â President’s Corner

If you have any questions, comments or suggestions, email them to ask_scott@hsc.unt.eduÂ

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