The Alamo Advisory Board functions to facilitate development of a community-wide organized effort to streamline students through the "pipeline" into the health professions.  The Alamo Advisory Board is composed of representatives of all five UTHSCSA health profession schools, a representative from the independent school districts, community colleges, undergraduate institutions, community health clinics and community based organizations. These are organizations in the Alamo region whose activities or programs are committed to increasing the competitive applicant pool of Hispanic students in the Health Professions.

The Alamo Region Advisory Committee for the Health Professions Pipeline includes the following organizations and groups:

    Alamo Regional Academy of Science and Engineering
    AVANCE
    Barrio Comprehensive Family Health Care
    Center for Health Policy Development
    Harlandale I.S.D.
    Health Careers High School
    Health Professions H.S. at Edison
    McCullom High School
    Mexican American Physicians Association
    Northside I.S.D.
    Our Lady of the Lake University
    Palo Alto College
    Parent/Child Incorporated
    St. Mary's University
    San Antonio College
    S.A. Metro Health District
    Southside I.S.D
    University of the Incarnate Word
    University of Texas at Austin
    UTHSCSA-Community Dentistry
    UTHSCSA-Dental Hispanic Center of Excellence
    UTHSCSA-Family & Comm. Medicine
    UTHSCSA-Gerontological NP Program
    UTHSCSA-Health Careers Opportunity Program
    UTHSCSA-Medical Hispanic Center of Excellence
    UTHSCSA-Recruitment & Science Outreach
    UTHSCSA-School of Allied Health Sciences
    UTHSCSA-School of Nursing
    UTHSCSA-South Central Area Health Education Center
    UTHSCSA-South Texas Health and Research Center

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The Alamo Advisory Board meets each month from 8:30-10:00 a.m.
Location: TBA
Meeting dates: TBA

The meetings consist of discussions on upcoming activities and shared ideas that relate to education and health professions. All independent school districts, community colleges, community based organizations, undergraduate and health professions schools in the Alamo region whose activities or programs are committed to increasing the competitive applicant pool of Hispanic students into the Health Professions are eligible for membership to the Advisory Committee for Health Professions Pipeline.

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US-Mexico Border Centers of Excellence Consortium
Community Health Ambassadors Program (CHAP)

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