Urology administrative assistant celebrates 45 years at Baylor
For 45 years, Elizabeth Barrick has called Houston home, and for most of that time, she has been a dedicated and valued member of the Baylor College of Medicine team.
For 45 years, Elizabeth Barrick has called Houston home, and for most of that time, she has been a dedicated and valued member of the Baylor College of Medicine team.
The third annual BCM Family Holiday Cookbook shines in its diversity of flavors and commitment to coziness. Still want to submit a recipe? Email Julie Garcia at julie.garcia@bcm.edu.
On Nov. 24, find recipes for Mexican mole and caldo de res in the 2025 BCM Family Holiday Cookbook. Have a family recipe to share? Email Julie Garcia at julie.garcia@bcm.edu with a step-by-step ingredient list, recipe instructions and a photo of the finished dish (if one is available).
Lorrie Hill, now a third-year student in the Physician Assistant Program, will soon work at Texas Children’s Hospital, after being a pediatric cardiology patient at the hospital since birth.
Earlier this month, medical students participated in Matthew Carter Service Day by sorting medical supplies at Project C.U.R.E., doing landscaping at Hermann Park and volunteering at the Heights Interfaith Ministries Food Pantry.
Since 2022, the need for the GRAB has only grown, and one thing has become apparent – it takes a village to organize and run the food pantry.
For a decade, the Center for Educational Outreach at Baylor College of Medicine has partnered with Hess Toy Truck to spark curiosity and creativity in elementary and middle school-age students through free, hands-on STEM learning guides.
Philanthropy is not always a grand gesture; often it’s quiet, steady support from people who sincerely believe in the cause and find a way to do what they can to help.
Baylor College of Medicine celebrates an important milestone Sept. 15 – the 125th anniversary of the founding of the institution in Dallas. This set the course for Baylor’s eventual move to Houston as a founding member of the Texas Medical Center and rise to prominence in education, research and patient care.
On Aug. 15, Kylan Naidoo donned his white coat, marking the first milestone of medical school. It was the culmination of a long journey to Baylor College of Medicine that started back in sixth grade when he enrolled at Baylor College of Medicine Academy at James D. Ryan Middle School.