Lubbock Campaign
Welcome to The Campaign
Since 2015, TTUHSC Lubbock employees have donated and pledged over $88,000 towards
the Our HSC employee campaign, allowing us to provide many campus enhancements. The campaign committee funded the inaugural project which is the picnic area located
east of the main entrance.
In addition to the Lubbock Project Fund, the employee campaign committee is pleased to offer you the opportunity to donate to three programs:
- The Lubbock Impact Free Clinic
- The Stroke & Aphasia Recovery (STAR) Program
- The Center for Superheroes
- Secure Charging Station is located on the second floor of the Preston Smith Library of the Health Sciences. Identified by Barbara Ballew.
- SMART Capture White Board is available in meeting room 2B152. The proposal was submitted by Stephanie Shippey.
- Assessment Fees for Literacy Lubbock programs. Proposed by Renee Witherspoon.
- CPR/AED Certification Classes and True Colors Courses. Submitted by Jennifer Martinez.
- Waiting Room Furniture for the offices of Employee Assistance Program (EAP). Identified by Alan Korinek, Ph.D.
- Filtered Water Bottle Filling Stations. Submitted by Allison Kerin.
- Team Strategies and Tools to Enhance Performance and Patient Safety (TeamSTEPPS) Master Training Course. Proposed by Renee Bogschutz.
- On-Demand Interpreting Stands to be located in Patient Services. Submitted by Julie Lawson.
- Roadside Safety Kits for TTUHSC and Correctional Managed Health Care fleets. Identified by Marc Lopez.
- Dermatology Medications for the Lubbock Impact Free Clinic. Submitted by Brenda Watkins, M.D.
The Our HSC employee campaign is a fundraising initiative that gives employees the
chance to make a contribution to Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. The
employee campaign is an exciting way to make a difference in our own facilities, providing
for needs not covered by other sources of funding. Employee-funded and employee-administered,
it allows you to directly impact your workplace in a very positive way.
Your gift to the Our HSC employee campaign shows your pride in your campus and the great work that is done here. Our employees give so much of their time and talents every day to the university to make a difference in the lives of students, patients and our friends and neighbors across West Texas and around the world. By choosing to donate to the employee campaign, you're saying that you believe so strongly in the work that we do here that you are willing to support it above and beyond your daily professional commitment by making a charitable gift as well.
Lubbock Committee
- Teena Buie
Unit Assistant Director
Office of People Development - Karla Chapman
Associate Academic Dean
School of Nursing - Michelle Hunter
Unit Manager
Larry Combest Center - Lindsay Johnson
Associate Academic Dean
School of Health Professions - Sarah Looten
Unit Associate Director
Rural and Community Health - Robby McCasland
Managing Director
Information Services - Bryce McGregor
Associate Dean
School of Medicine - Shawn Olbeter
Senior Director
Purchasing Office
- Katie Randolph
Sr. Director of Accreditation and Distance Education Compliance
Office of Institutional Effectiveness and Accreditation - Ashlee Rigsby
Assistant Director
Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences - Veronica Lopez
Coordinator
Garrison Institute - Trace Moore
Programmer Analyst III
School of Health Professions - Rebecca Ramirez
Senior Director
Correctional Managed Health Care - Aaron Scherpereel
Senior Director
Building Maintenance and Operations
Contact Us
Suzanne Alkul, MS3, Brenda Watkins, M.D. and Ashley Sturgeon, M.D., receive their certificate for dermatology medications to be used at the Lubbock Impact Free Clinic.
Representatives from Patient Services accept their certificate for three On-Demand Interpreting Stands, which will allow for enhanced communication services with our patients.