MyVUMC Archive — Page 11 of 147

MyVUMC is Vanderbilt University Medical Center’s twice-weekly newsletter for all employees. Each issue has links to news, features and information to connect and empower employees.

Annotated civil engineering site plan showing a large green WORK AREA, blue construction boundaries, red directional arrows for maintained traffic, pedestrian-access notes, parking changes, utility work, and a proposed slip road near Stevenson Center Lane. Visible notes include “Tie new asphalt flush with existing SC6 asphalt path,” “14 new parking spaces with wheel-stop,” and “Pedestrian access maintained along south side of slip road.”
May 7, 2026

Construction of Stevenson Center 6 to impact Garland Avenue

Map showing streets and campus landmarks around 25th Avenue South, Kensington Place, Vanderbilt Place, Garland Avenue, and Jess Neely Drive. A red highlighted route runs south from the Kensington Place area, with multiple worker or incident icons and several small road-closure signs.
May 6, 2026

Portion of 25th Avenue South to be closed May 7 as part of Vanderbilt Graduates Day celebration

Six people pose at an awards event; three in front hold clear award plaques, with three others standing behind them.
May 4, 2026

Research staff recognized for ‘propelling’ discovery

In her opening remarks, Jennifer Pietenpol, PhD, who holds the Brock Family Directorship in Career Development, acknowledged the contributions of research staff that have helped the School of Medicine achieve a top 10 ranking among U.S. medical schools in research funding from the National Institutes of Health.

By Bill Snyder
Flyer for the MBTP/CSB Seminar Series: Sun Peck, PhD, presents “Unraveling mechanisms of matrix mineralization in musculoskeletal pathology” on May 5, 2026, at 12:20 PM in 1220 MRB III. Vanderbilt School of Medicine and Center for Structural Biology logos appear at the bottom and upper right.
April 30, 2026

Sun Peck presents at Molecular Biophysics Training Program/Center for Structural Biology Seminar Series

Seminar flyer for the MBTP/CSB Seminar Series. Doug Kojetin, PhD, from Biochemistry presents a “RCR Special Session” titled “Preprint or Peril? Weighing bioRxiv’s Impact on Research Communication and Rigor” on April 28, 2026, at 12:20 PM in 1220 MRB III. Vanderbilt School of Medicine Basic Sciences and Center for Structural Biology branding appears at the bottom and upper right.
April 23, 2026

Doug Kojetin to present at Molecular Biophysics Training Program/Center for Structural Biology Seminar Series, April 28

April 23, 2026

GI Disease, Diabetes and Cancer Symposium to be June 12