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An Austin Community College District (ACC) photography professor is looking for essential female workers for a new public art project that will be featured on buildings throughout Austin.

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS RIO GRANDE VALLEY: UTRGV medical providers receive second dose of COVID-19 vaccine

UTRGV’s Dr. Michelle Lopez, the first person to receive the COVID-19 vaccine in the Rio Grande Valley back in December, today received her second dose and is among the first group of fully vaccinated people in the region.

BAYLOR COLLEGE: Jeff Grimes Named Offensive Coordinator at Baylor

Jeff Grimes has been named offensive coordinator at Baylor, head coach Dave Aranda announced Monday. A 28-year coaching veteran, Grimes, who has led the BYU offense since 2018, was named a finalist for the 2020 Broyles Award as the nation's top assistant coach.

UT HEALTH SAN ANTONIO: Novavax COVID-19 vaccine trial opens at UT Health San Antonio, University Health

San Antonians will have the opportunity to participate in the fifth international COVID-19 vaccine clinical trial beginning in January through UT Health San Antonio and its clinical partner, University Health System, now referred to as University Health.

CARDINAL HEALTH: Cardinal Health launches TotalVue™ Analytics, a logistics management tool powered by data to drive cost savings

OptiFreight® Logistics, a Cardinal Health (NYSE: CAH) company, announced today the launch of TotalVue™ Analytics — a tool for healthcare supply chain leaders to utilize predictive technology and data to identify logistics savings and benchmarking.

BAYLOR COLLEGE: 'She's the Best in the Country'

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Women’s Golf Assistant Ludwig Promoted to Associate Head Coach

TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY-SAN ANTONIO: A&M-San Antonio extends institution’s community impact during pandemic

The impact of COVID-19 is bringing a newfound appreciation for partnerships, both new and existing.

UT HEALTH SAN ANTONIO: University Transplant Center celebrates 5,000th life-saving transplant and an all-female transplant team

A proud moment for University Transplant Center! This all-woman team performed the 5,000th transplant in program history as 2020 drew to a close. Photo courtesy University Health.

UNIVERSITY OF INCARNATE WORD: When Words Are Not Enough to be held on Jan. 09

Describe general characteristics in artwork from a variety of cultures, which might also include personal identity and heritage.

BAYLOR COLLEGE: Re-Thinking Mentoring Workshop to be held on Jan. 08

The workshop will be led by Mindi Thompson, Ph.D., HSP from The University of Wisconsin-Madison who also serves as the Academic Director of Faculty Programs for the NCFDD.

UT HEALTH SAN ANTONIO: Allergy symptoms to soar on Christmas Eve, or could it be COVID-19?

High winds and cold temperatures tonight are expected to trigger massive release of mountain cedar pollen. Many people will notice symptoms on Christmas Eve and over the holidays.

AUSTIN COMMUNITY COLLEGE: Getting ahead: ACC experts explore four options to jumpstart college in high school

Austin Community College District (ACC) provides all high school students in the service area an opportunity to earn college credit while still attending high school at little to no cost.

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS RIO GRANDE VALLEY: UTRGV medical and PA students to aid in COVID-19 vaccine efforts

As UT Health RGV prepares to receive and administer more COVID-19 vaccines in the coming weeks, university medical and physician assistant (PA) students are volunteering to help administer the long-awaited vaccine.

ST. MARY'S UNIVERSITY: St. Mary’s University partnership creates a Korean language and culture center

St. Mary’s University has launched the King Sejong Institute, which fosters and supports education in Korean language and culture through academic and non-academic courses and programming.

TRINITY UNIVERSITY: Balancing the Equation

At Trinity, faculty don’t have to choose between working closely with undergraduates and conducting top-notch research, says chemistry professor Christina Cooley.

ALAMO COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT: Board Adds Three New Trustees, Certifies Results of Runoff Election