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Kirk Watson, D-Austin, told the Austin American-Statesman the proposed medical school in his district will stand as a new model that would not receive any appropriations from the state, at least in the beginning, and instead rely on local public and private funding. No funding commitment was provided for the proposed Valley school. The regents pledged $30 million a year from the Permanent University Fund, the system's higher education endowment fund, contingent on the community coming up with another $35 million in taxes and private donations, to fund the Austin project. The regents, however, left the Rio Grande Valley proposed school out of the economic equation. Cigarroa to move forward with plans to establish medical schools in Austin and South Texas. The highly successful program is headquartered in Harlingen and has components in Edinburg and Brownsville.Įarlier this month, the University of Texas System board of regents authorized Chancellor Francisco G. The RAHC was created in the mid-1990s to allow University Health Science Center-San Antonio students to complete up to two years of clinical training in the Rio Grande Valley. Eddie Lucio III, passed legislation to convert the University of Texas Health Science Center's Regional Academic Health Center, or RAHC, into a self-sufficient medical school by 2015. Eddie Lucio, D-Brownsville, and his son, state Rep. The next higher education goal for the Rio Grande Valley is to build a full-fledged medical school, but like the Rangel pharmacy school, the project lacks financial backing at the state level.
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