Congratulations to faculty from the UTMB School of Nursing and the Department of Internal Medicine's Division of Infectious Diseases on presenting their work at the 2026 Consortium of Universities for Global Health (CUGH) Conference. Read our latest spotlight to learn how this collaborative initiative is helping prepare future healthcare professionals for emerging infectious disease threats: utmb.us/g16 #UTMB #SchoolOfNursing #InfectiousDiseases #GlobalHealth #CUGH2026

Join Dr. Maureen Laroche, Medical Entomologist and Assistant Professor at UTMB, for a timely discussion on the biology, history, re-emergence, and current status of New World screwworm, including recent developments in the United States and ongoing response efforts. UTMB faculty, staff, and students are encouraged to attend. #UTMB #PublicHealth #GlobalHealth #OneHealth #MedicalEntomology #EmergingThreats

Save the Date! Looking forward to this great conference in Lima, Peru! Learn more by clicking here: cughlima2027.org/ #globalhealth

Abstract Submission for CUGH 2027, taking place February 25–28 in Lima, Peru, is now open. Explore the six subthemes and submit your abstracts by August 31, 2026. Learn more by visiting: cughlima2027.org/ @keithmartinmd @cugh_tac

Congratulations to the graduating medical students of the @utmb_jssom who were recognized for completing the Bilingual Health and Global Health Scholarly Concentrations!🎓🌍 Special thanks to Norma A. Pérez, MD, DrPH, CPC for her exceptional leadership and longstanding dedication to these impactful programs. #WeAreUTMB #WherePurposeMeetsPassion

UTMB is proud to be an institutional member of the Consortium of Universities for Global Health a global network of leading universities advancing education, research, and collaboration in global health. Click here to read more: utmb.us/ft4 #globalhealth

Excited to be going to Brussels and discuss our work on the Texas and UTMB-Brain Economy and how this can be helpful to Europe and @EU_Brain Council. It has never been more relevant to invest into the brain and mental health of humans. This is the best way to be ready for AI. @utmbhealth

The Office of Global Operations is hiring a program manager at UTMB. 🌍 This role will drive the management and delivery of global and domestic experiential programs, with an emphasis on program operations and lifecycle oversight. View the position and apply here: applyjobs.utmb.edu/jobs/prog… #GlobalOperations #HigherEducation #GlobalHealth #StudyAbroad #ProgramManagement #UTMB

MPH student Monserrat Hinojosa shares how her @utmb_spph Global Student Experience took her to Lima, Peru where she worked with @IMTAVH_UPCH and the Peruvian CDC on dengue and TB. Click to read more: utmb.us/foj #WeAreUTMB #WherePurposeMeetsPassion

I’d like to invite you to join us tomorrow (March 5) as we launch the Blue Zones Project in Galveston. This initiative is focused on improving well-being, resilience, and economic vitality by shaping environments where healthier choices are easier. I’ll be joined by community leaders and @UTMBhealth faculty, students, and employees to share more about what this project could mean for Galveston. I hope you’ll join us. Learn more: utmb.us/fbq

At the World Economic Forum (@wef) in Davos today, UTMB unveiled the Global Brain Economy Initiative, an effort to place brain health and brain skills at the center of global economic strategy in the age of AI. As technology transforms work and populations age, brain capital, the combination of cognitive health, adaptability, creativity, and resilience has become essential infrastructure for long-term growth and societal well-being. Through GBEI, UTMB and partners, including @RiceUniversity and the @DavosAlzheimers Collaborative, are aligning science, policy, and investment to move the brain economy from concept to action—strengthening workforces, improving lives, and shaping a more resilient global future. utmb.us/f0w

Proud to represent @utmbhealth as we become the first organization in the world to make building brain capital a core strategic priority, across research, care, community, innovation and our workforce. As AI accelerates and populations age, investing in brain health and human skills is essential infrastructure for the future. This work builds on the bold vision of Texas leaders and initiatives like DPRIT—and positions UTMB to help future-proof health, talent, and opportunity for generations to come. Grateful to engage with global leaders @wef this week in Davos as we advance the brain economy worldwide. Read more at utmb.us/f0l.

Great to discuss the future of value-based care with this distinguished panel. The time is now - #brainstorm ⁦@Davos⁩ ⁦@utmbhealth⁩

MPH graduate Briana Nguyen shares how her UTMB SPPH experience shaped her path, from an APE in Lima, Peru to leading the Student Association. utmb.us/f0m

UTMB MPH student Briana Nguyen completed a global public health placement in Lima, Peru, supporting a community-led childhood nutrition program and highlighting the power of partnership and community-driven solutions. #WeAreUTMB #wherepurposemeetspassion

🌍 UTMB Ophthalmology completed its first mission trip to Belize (11/09–11/13) with BCVI — 80 patients treated in 3 days! Huge thanks to Dr. Misha Syed and Dr. Phillip Keys for leading this impactful work. 👏@BCVIBelize

Following International Men’s Day yesterday, Dr. Michael Goodman writes about how men in rural Kenya are redefining strength through the Kuja Pamoja kwa Jamii (KPJ) men’s groups and a photovoice project centered on everyday acts of care. Read more here: utmb.us/etl