Employee Giving Campaign

Dan Smith was raised to do the "right thing." The right thing for Smith, technician III in Information Technology Services, Classroom Technology, means giving his time, treasures and talents to organizations that made an impact in his life.  

Marina Mancha has seen Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center El Paso evolve immensely during her 16 years at the university. 

Talk to almost any alumni of the Gayle Greve Hunt School of Nursing, and they’ll tell you about the ways Gretchen Ruiz helped them on the path to becoming a nurse. Getting through nursing school can be difficult, and Ruiz has always been inspired to guide students through any obstacles they face.

Dr. Jerzy Sarosiek’s eyes light up, his voice grows louder, and his hands move like an orchestra conductor’s when he talks about the future of medicine and how it is tied to each person’s genome.

Steve and Bonnie Weber both started working for Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center El Paso (TTUHSC El Paso) in late 2016 and started giving to the Employee Giving Campaign when it was launched in 2017. They both donate to the Paul L. Foster School of Medicine. 

Corina Bustillos has seen big changes at the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center El Paso libraries in her 27 years working here. 

Gone are the days when the shelves were packed with books. Today, research is done primarily with computers. But to Bustillos, the libraries remain vital to the university.

If Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center El Paso had a cheer squad, Ana Alvarado would definitely be the captain. She started wearing red and black, the university’s colors, as a daily uniform, and soon her coworkers followed suit.