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Dr. Amy Weimer, associate professor in the UTRGV Department of Psychological Science, is one of four UTRGV faculty members who received a 2017 The University of Texas System Regent’s Outstanding Teaching Award. Weimer, who is also associate dean for Student Academic Development in the Office of Student Academic Success and associate director for the Center for Bilingual Studies: Engaging Families, Learners and Communities, received the $25,000 award, one of the highest in the nation recognizing teaching excellence. (UTRGV Photo by Paul Chouy)

Amy Weimer Puts Knowledge into Practice to Foster Student Success

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McAllen makes $1 million contribution to UTRGV School of Medicine

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Fulfilling a Dream

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Former Patient Uses His “Wish” to Donate Toys to Playroom at...

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Hidalgo County Clerk’s office shows their support for Breast Cancer Awareness

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Adults and children were treated to a variety of activities, including magic shows, live science experiments, and tours of Valley Baptist Medical Center-Harlingen’s new Pediatric Emergency Room during a ribbon cutting event for the unit on Friday, August 4. The Valley Baptist-Harlingen Pediatric Emergency Room opened to receive patients on Monday, August 7.

Valley Baptist-Harlingen Pediatric Emergency Room Now Open to Public

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School of Medicine Gets $20 Million From the Permanent University Funds

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Texas Oncology-McAllen to host 10th Annual Walk, Run, & Ride, Sat....

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Dr. Lydia Aguilera, Director of the UTRGV/UT Austin College of Pharmacy and clinical associate professor in the UTRGV Cooperative Pharmacy Program, has added another level of expertise to an impressive list of accomplishments by achieving board certification in ambulatory care pharmacy from the National Board of Pharmacy Specialties (BPS). (UTRGV Photo by Paul Chouy)

Dr. Lydia Aguilera Gains Highest Standard of Certification for Pharmacists

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The UTRGV School of Medicine has been awarded $3.75 million for use over the next five years to develop three Area Health Education Centers. The centers will provide healthcare access to underserved areas and training for students pursuing a healthcare career. Here, UTRGV medical student David Goldblatt administers a vaccine injection under the supervision of Linda Nelson, RN, MSN, senior director of Clinical Operations for the School of Medicine, during a 2016 visit to the Indian Hills colonia. (UTRGV Archive Photo by David Pike)

School of Medicine Already Paying Off, Awarded $3.75 Million to Provide...

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