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Grant Will Allow the School of Medicine’s Graduate Medical Education to...

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The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley’s College of Education and P-16 Integration H-E-B Read 3 and the Edinburg Housing Authority partnered this summer to bring community awareness to the issues of literacy and nutrition. The new summer program ran from July 23-27 at the Albores Courts Community Center in Edinburg, with 19 qualifying families recruited by EHA literacy coordinator Araceli Porras. Dr. Criselda Garcia, professor and associate dean for Initial Preparation Programs and Academic Affairs in the UTRGV College of Education and P-16 Integration, and Dr. Hermelinda Hesbrook, representative from H-E-B Read 3, spearheaded the program. (Courtesy Photo)

H-E-B and UTRGV Partnered on Literacy and Nutrition Awareness Program

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UT Health RGV to Open Employee Health, More Primary Care and...

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Pictured below: Graduates from the UTRGV School of Medicine and DHR Health Family Medicine residency program, (from left to right) Marco Escobedo, MD; Veronica Salazar, MD; Alejandro Bocanegra, MD; Julia Flores, MD; Cruz Bernal, MD.

UTRGV School of Medicine, DHR Health Graduate Inaugural Classes of Family...

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Rigel Piñón of Mission, a UTRGV graduate student in the Master of Science in Clinical Rehabilitation Counseling program, has been named the 2018 National Council on Rehabilitation Education Graduate Student of the Year, the 2018 American Rehabilitation Counseling Association Graduate Student of the Year, and the International Association of Rehabilitation Professionals Graduate Paper of the Year for 2017-2018. She was nominated for all three awards by Dr. Irmo Marini, a UTRGV School of Rehabilitation Services and Counseling professor who has been Piñón’s mentor since 2016. (Courtesy Photo)

UTRGV Rehab Counseling Graduate Student Snags three 2018 National Awards

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DR. JOHN BLANGERO (UTRGV Archive Photo)

Diabetes and Obesity Institute Received A Five-Year, $3.6 Million Grant

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