A Year to Remember
During our 10th anniversary, we celebrated our cancer warriors, a lucky medical student and Borderplex residents who are achieving their dreams in the health care profession.
Jeep Giveaway
In August, first-year medical student Kristina Ingles won a raffle for a Raider Red, 2022 Jeep Gladiator generously donated by Casa Auto Group. The raffle, part of Texas Tech Health El Paso’s 10-year anniversary celebration, raised $102,060 for student scholarships.
In August, first-year medical student Kristina Ingles won a raffle for a Raider Red, 2022 Jeep Gladiator generously donated by Casa Auto Group. The raffle, part of Texas Tech Health El Paso’s 10-year anniversary celebration, raised $102,060 for student scholarships.
In August, first-year medical student Kristina Ingles won a raffle for a Raider Red, 2022 Jeep Gladiator generously donated by Casa Auto Group. The raffle, part of Texas Tech Health El Paso’s 10-year anniversary celebration, raised $102,060 for student scholarships.
Lighting Campus for Hope
In December, we welcomed our community to Lighting Campus for Hope, an event our honoring cancer warriors, and concluded the university’s 10-year anniversary celebration. Lone Star Title was the presenting sponsor for the free event, which included a fireworks extravaganza, food trucks, photos with Santa and friends, a mascot dance-off and more. Wells Fargo Bank sponsored the dazzling, musical Hope Light Show. The occasion also celebrated the raising of $67,750 to provide 366 free breast cancer screenings for underserved women within our community.
In December, we welcomed our community to Lighting Campus for Hope, an event our honoring cancer warriors, and concluded the university’s 10-year anniversary celebration. Lone Star Title was the presenting sponsor for the free event, which included a fireworks extravaganza, food trucks, photos with Santa and friends, a mascot dance-off and more. Wells Fargo Bank sponsored the dazzling, musical Hope Light Show. The occasion also celebrated the raising of $67,750 to provide 366 free breast cancer screenings for underserved women within our community.
In December, we welcomed our community to Lighting Campus for Hope, an event our honoring cancer warriors, and concluded the university’s 10-year anniversary celebration. Lone Star Title was the presenting sponsor for the free event, which included a fireworks extravaganza, food trucks, photos with Santa and friends, a mascot dance-off and more. Wells Fargo Bank sponsored the dazzling, musical Hope Light Show. The occasion also celebrated the raising of $67,750 to provide 366 free breast cancer screenings for underserved women within our community.
In December, we welcomed our community to Lighting Campus for Hope, an event our honoring cancer warriors, and concluded the university’s 10-year anniversary celebration. Lone Star Title was the presenting sponsor for the free event, which included a fireworks extravaganza, food trucks, photos with Santa and friends, a mascot dance-off and more. Wells Fargo Bank sponsored the dazzling, musical Hope Light Show. The occasion also celebrated the raising of $67,750 to provide 366 free breast cancer screenings for underserved women within our community.
In December, we welcomed our community to Lighting Campus for Hope, an event our honoring cancer warriors, and concluded the university’s 10-year anniversary celebration. Lone Star Title was the presenting sponsor for the free event, which included a fireworks extravaganza, food trucks, photos with Santa and friends, a mascot dance-off and more. Wells Fargo Bank sponsored the dazzling, musical Hope Light Show. The occasion also celebrated the raising of $67,750 to provide 366 free breast cancer screenings for underserved women within our community.
An Early Start for Health Smiles
Children from the neighborhoods in and around our university’s 79905 ZIP code can count on having healthy smiles, thanks to the Give Kids a Smile and Neighborhood Smiles Day events, hosted by the Texas Tech Dental Oral Health Clinic in November. The clinic welcomed about 180 youngsters from Zavala, Tinajero and Cooley elementary schools, providing them with basic dental care and preventive care education. By collaborating with partners, such as the Paso Del Norte Health Foundation and Marathon Petroleum, the clinic is improving dental and oral health care access to our community.
Children from the neighborhoods in and around our university’s 79905 ZIP code can count on having healthy smiles, thanks to the Give Kids a Smile and Neighborhood Smiles Day events, hosted by the Texas Tech Dental Oral Health Clinic in November. The clinic welcomed about 180 youngsters from Zavala, Tinajero and Cooley elementary schools, providing them with basic dental care and preventive care education. By collaborating with partners, such as the Paso Del Norte Health Foundation and Marathon Petroleum, the clinic is improving dental and oral health care access to our community.
Children from the neighborhoods in and around our university’s 79905 ZIP code can count on having healthy smiles, thanks to the Give Kids a Smile and Neighborhood Smiles Day events, hosted by the Texas Tech Dental Oral Health Clinic in November. The clinic welcomed about 180 youngsters from Zavala, Tinajero and Cooley elementary schools, providing them with basic dental care and preventive care education. By collaborating with partners, such as the Paso Del Norte Health Foundation and Marathon Petroleum, the clinic is improving dental and oral health care access to our community.
Children from the neighborhoods in and around our university’s 79905 ZIP code can count on having healthy smiles, thanks to the Give Kids a Smile and Neighborhood Smiles Day events, hosted by the Texas Tech Dental Oral Health Clinic in November. The clinic welcomed about 180 youngsters from Zavala, Tinajero and Cooley elementary schools, providing them with basic dental care and preventive care education. By collaborating with partners, such as the Paso Del Norte Health Foundation and Marathon Petroleum, the clinic is improving dental and oral health care access to our community.
Affordable Dental Care for Older Adults
Our Oral Health Clinic is promoting its services through special events such as Senior Dental Day, where older adults receive free cleanings and screenings. The events are supported by the new Senior Dental Fund, established by a gift from the Carl C. Anderson and Marie Jo Anderson Charitable Foundation.
Our Oral Health Clinic is promoting its services through special events such as Senior Dental Day, where older adults receive free cleanings and screenings. The events are supported by the new Senior Dental Fund, established by a gift from the Carl C. Anderson and Marie Jo Anderson Charitable Foundation.
Our Oral Health Clinic is promoting its services through special events such as Senior Dental Day, where older adults receive free cleanings and screenings. The events are supported by the new Senior Dental Fund, established by a gift from the Carl C. Anderson and Marie Jo Anderson Charitable Foundation.
Our Oral Health Clinic is promoting its services through special events such as Senior Dental Day, where older adults receive free cleanings and screenings. The events are supported by the new Senior Dental Fund, established by a gift from the Carl C. Anderson and Marie Jo Anderson Charitable Foundation.
Our Oral Health Clinic is promoting its services through special events such as Senior Dental Day, where older adults receive free cleanings and screenings. The events are supported by the new Senior Dental Fund, established by a gift from the Carl C. Anderson and Marie Jo Anderson Charitable Foundation.
Short Film Celebrates
Health Care Dreams
Students, alumni, faculty and supporters gathered on campus last year for a red-carpet screening of “Frontera Dreams: Improving Lives, Empowering Generations.” The short film follows the 10-year journey of four Texas Tech Health El Paso students from our Borderplex as they go from grade school to graduation in the fields of medicine, nursing, research and dentistry. It begins with career day, a rite of passage for many grade schoolers, where each shares their aspirations with their teachers and classmates of becoming the next generation of health care providers.
Students, alumni, faculty and supporters gathered on campus last year for a red-carpet screening of “Frontera Dreams: Improving Lives, Empowering Generations.” The short film follows the 10-year journey of four Texas Tech Health El Paso students from our Borderplex as they go from grade school to graduation in the fields of medicine, nursing, research and dentistry. It begins with career day, a rite of passage for many grade schoolers, where each shares their aspirations with their teachers and classmates of becoming the next generation of health care providers.
Students, alumni, faculty and supporters gathered on campus last year for a red-carpet screening of “Frontera Dreams: Improving Lives, Empowering Generations.” The short film follows the 10-year journey of four Texas Tech Health El Paso students from our Borderplex as they go from grade school to graduation in the fields of medicine, nursing, research and dentistry. It begins with career day, a rite of passage for many grade schoolers, where each shares their aspirations with their teachers and classmates of becoming the next generation of health care providers.
Students, alumni, faculty and supporters gathered on campus last year for a red-carpet screening of “Frontera Dreams: Improving Lives, Empowering Generations.” The short film follows the 10-year journey of four Texas Tech Health El Paso students from our Borderplex as they go from grade school to graduation in the fields of medicine, nursing, research and dentistry. It begins with career day, a rite of passage for many grade schoolers, where each shares their aspirations with their teachers and classmates of becoming the next generation of health care providers.
Students, alumni, faculty and supporters gathered on campus last year for a red-carpet screening of “Frontera Dreams: Improving Lives, Empowering Generations.” The short film follows the 10-year journey of four Texas Tech Health El Paso students from our Borderplex as they go from grade school to graduation in the fields of medicine, nursing, research and dentistry. It begins with career day, a rite of passage for many grade schoolers, where each shares their aspirations with their teachers and classmates of becoming the next generation of health care providers.
Students, alumni, faculty and supporters gathered on campus last year for a red-carpet screening of “Frontera Dreams: Improving Lives, Empowering Generations.” The short film follows the 10-year journey of four Texas Tech Health El Paso students from our Borderplex as they go from grade school to graduation in the fields of medicine, nursing, research and dentistry. It begins with career day, a rite of passage for many grade schoolers, where each shares their aspirations with their teachers and classmates of becoming the next generation of health care providers.