About Integration
The integration of UTSA and UT Health San Antonio brought together two very large and accomplished institutions to create the foundation for a single university that will become an integrated world-class academic research and academic medical center for San Antonio, Texas, the nation and the world.
Provides centralized oversight, coordination and support across integration efforts.
Integration Insights
Current updates from the active Integration Management Office.
This month’s digest is your go-to source for the latest integration news shaping UT San Antonio.
This month, the university's integration showed great progress, including a new name for the Office of the Vice President for Research and Innovation and updates for seven task forces that are driving critical integration work forward.
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“Integration is more than aligning systems—it’s about supporting people through change. Grounded in empathy and collaboration, we partner across campuses to walk alongside leaders and teams at every step of the journey, offering customized, just-in-time training that creates space for dialogue, clarity and shared understanding. We’re not just guiding the work forward—we’re investing in our people and shaping a stronger, more connected future.”
Transformation partners leading change management for the Integration Management Office
— Giovannie Hoff, EdD
Manager, Learning and Leadership Development, Health Campus
— Shelly Crofford, M. Ed.
Director, Employee Success Center, Academic Campus


This month’s digest is your go-to source for the latest integration news shaping UT San Antonio.
Integration momentum continues to build as COO Andrea Marks assumes expanded operational leadership, free VIA transit passes roll out for employees and students, and seven Task Forces move critical integration work forward.
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“By combining our strengths, we can address Alzheimer’s disease from every angle — from molecules and biomarkers to families, neighborhoods and communities.”
— Rebeca Wong, PhD
professor in the Department of Population Health Sciences at UT San Antonio’s Long School of Medicine, co-director of CAPAS and director of the Center for Healthy Population Aging





