Transforming Good Intentions Into Good Medicine
The College of Medicine will join the University of Houston as its 15th academic college, admitting 30 students in its inaugural class in 2020. Our goal is for at least 50 percent of each graduating class to practice primary care specialties — a crucial point of difference that will truly set the College apart from its local and national counterparts.
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Japan Business Association Commits $100,000 to Support Hines College’s Community Design Resource Center
In honor of its 50th anniversary, the Japan Business Association of Houston (JBAH) recently announced its donation of $100,000 to the Community Design Resource Center (CDRC) in the Gerald D. Hines College of Architecture and Design at the University of Houston.
Doug Brooks: Giving Hospitality a New Meaning at Hilton College
For retired restaurateur and University of Houston alumnus Doug Brooks (’75), a visionary leader is all it takes to inspire people to a great undertaking.
Dominic Ng: Former Tutor, Guest Coach and Diversity Champion
Dominic Ng (’80), Chairman and CEO of East West Bank, remembers tutoring University of Houston student-athletes in the University’s tutorial center and earning just over $3 an hour during the late 1970s.
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Anonymous Gift Pays Tuition for Entire First Class at UH College of Medicine
The University of Houston College of Medicine has received an anonymous $3 million gift, which will fund the full tuition for the college’s inaugural class of 30 medical students in fall 2020.
UH System Board of Regents Approves Doctor of Medicine Degree
The University of Houston System Board of Regents Thursday approved the new doctoral degree in medicine, to be offered by the University of Houston College of Medicine.
A New Type of Medical School
From his office at the center of the University of Houston campus, Stephen Spann, M.D., offers a thoughtful assessment of the challenges facing modern medicine in the United States, and in Houston in particular. – TMC Pulse
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