News and Events
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The Learning Communities at Texas A&M University’s School of Engineering Medicine (ENMED) offer small group interactions, mentorship, and shared intellectual experiences to foster academic success. They provide students with a supportive environment that encourages personal, academic, and professional growth. This approach integrates academic, social, and peer support to enhance student experiences and outcomes across all […]
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Hamza Memon and Nicholas Panzo, students at Texas A&M University School of Engineering Medicine (ENMED), are leading an innovative project at the intersection of sports and ophthalmology to improve National Football League (NFL) officiating . Rooted deeply in Houston’s vibrant sports culture, these Class of 2026 students combine their interest in ophthalmology and their love […]
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Dr. Ruby Shah, an ENMED professor, wife, and mother, draws inspiration from her favorite quote by W.B. Yeats, “The world is full of magic things, patiently waiting for our senses to grow sharper.” As a native of Houston, Texas, Shah established her career as a primary care physician and medical educator. Inspired by the vibrant […]
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Texas A&M University School of Engineering Medicine (ENMED) is pleased to announce that Faizaan Khan, a third-year ENMED student, achieved second place at the national Combined Otolaryngology Spring Meetings (COSM) – Triological Society on May 17, 2024. Khan received accolades for his exceptional research, presented through his poster, “Otolaryngologic Side Effects After Ozempic Use.” His […]
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Dr. Roderic Pettigrew, CEO of Engineering Health (EnHealth) and Texas A&M Vice Chancellor of Health and Strategic Initiatives, has been elected to a three-year term on the National Academy of Engineering (NAE) council. In the NAE appointment, Pettigrew will serve as part of the NAE’s governing body, providing oversight for general policies and programs while […]
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Dr. Natalia Miroballi, a recent graduate from Texas A&M School of Engineering Medicine (EnMed), embodies the ambitions of a first-generation student, breaking barriers in healthcare. With a relentless spirit and a family legacy rooted in service, Miroballi’s journey to becoming the first doctor in her family symbolizes the transformative power that one can harness at EnMed. […]
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Howdy, Class of 2028! The newest cohort at the Texas A&M School of Engineering Medicine was warmly welcomed during an engaging and informative New Student Orientation session. The orientation set a positive tone on the first day of their academic journey, filled with excitement, camaraderie, and a deep dive into the rich traditions of Texas […]
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On Saturday, May 18, 2024, Texas A&M University School of Engineering Medicine (EnMed) proudly held its second commencement ceremony, marking the successful conclusion of four years of dedication and perseverance. The EnMed community united to celebrate the outstanding accomplishments of its most recent group of graduates, known as the Physicianeers. The EnMed program partners with […]
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As the SonoSlam competition heats up with each passing round, Caleb Haeussler, EnMed Class of 2024, and his team of Aggies are filled with uncertainty and must rely on each other’s expertise to tackle new challenges; this round is the most thrilling. Despite a shaky start, his team quickly adapts and pushes forward in a […]
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Enter the world of Flordeliz Bowles, known as Liz, a medical radiological technologist at Texas A&M School of Engineering Medicine (EnMed). Bowles has always been a technical, hands-on person who loves tinkering and discovering how things work. She initially wanted to be a mechanic and take over her father’s auto shop, but her love for […]
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Picture this: you’ve received acceptance letters from multiple medical schools and are closer than ever to your dreams of becoming a doctor. However, throughout all the congratulations, you must make some difficult decisions, such as which medical school will be your home for the next four years and where you will find the mentors, opportunities, […]
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As medical professionals, the ability to navigate end-of-life conversations with empathy, clarity, and cultural sensitivity is important. Recognizing this, Texas A&M School of Engineering Medicine (EnMed) has an innovative educational experience known as the Interprofessional Practice Education, & Research (IPER) Mock Family Simulations. These simulations are designed to immerse students in realistic scenarios involving terminally […]