| Name |
Description |
Contact #1 |
Contact #2 |
American
Medical Student
Association
(AMSA) |
The UT Southwestern chapter offers its member?s opportunities to be involved with health care issues at the local, regional, national and international levels. The objectives of the American Medical Student Association are as follows: "To be committed to the improvement of health care and health care delivery to all people; To promote the active improvement of medical education; to involve its members in the social, moral and ethical obligations of the profession of medicine; to assist in the improvement and understanding of world health problems; to contribute to the welfare of medical students, interns, Residents and post ? M.D. /D.O. trainees; to advance the profession of medicine." AMSA CONSTITUTION. AMSA is the largest independent medical student organization in the country. A few benefits include a free subscription to The New Physician, a loan program, and several discounts, including health, life and car insurance, as well as travel discounts while often allied with other professional medical organizations. AMSA continues to be fiercely independent and expresses views important to students. |
Nadia Sirdar |
Joo hwang |
American
Medical
Women's
Association
(AMWA) |
The American Medical Women?s Association has served as the vision and voice of women in medicine for the past 90 years. The UT Southwestern chapter sponsors and organizes mentorship and networking opportunities as well as events to raise awareness of important issues, such as domestic violence, breast cancer and teen pregnancy. AMWA membership is open to all students and is dedicated to providing a sense of community for its members. |
Finoa Nicholson |
Jennifer Chong |
Clinical
Psychology
Diversity Club |
Founded in spring 2008, the club is designed to discuss and promote diversity in clinical psychology informally by reviewing relevant literature and exchanging personal stories. Contact Leilani Hinton, Ana Arenivas, and Andrea Patterson for more information. |
Andrea Croon |
Ana Arenivas |
Dermatology
Interest Group |
Founded Spring 2003, the Dermatology Interest Group?s mission is to provide accurate information regarding dermatology residency programs and careers in dermatology with a goal to optimize interactions between medical students and the faculty. Our group works to provide a forum for exchange of ideas and experiences related to education, research and patient service in dermatology. |
Weilan Zuo |
Jill Feetham |
Emergency
Medicine
Student
Association
(EMSA) |
EMSA is open to all medical students, especially those with a possible interest in emergency medicine. The goal of the group is to expose students to the field of emergency medicine early in their education. Meetings are held during lunch, and notices are placed around the lecture halls and sent through email, concerning time and location. Speakers include various influential faculty and staff from Parkland Hospital and surrounding areas to discuss topics concerning emergency medicine. Group sponsored activities include shadowing shifts in the emergency room as well as clinics concerning airway management and suturing techniques. |
Myrtle Karam |
Melissa Campbell |
Family Medicine
Interest Group |
The Family Medicine Interest Group is a group of students who are interested in leaning more about primary care and specifically issues related to Family Medicine. The group has lunch meetings with discussions and lectures relevant to Family Medicine and related topics. In addition, we offer 6-8 workshops each year in areas such as suturing, splinting, casting, EKG reading, sports medicine, and others. We are actively involved in community service projects and sponsor the Tar Wars (anti-tobacco) campaign. Faculty is supportive and involved. We also provide information on state and national organizations related to Family Medicine. |
Karen Oehler |
Michelle Dobbs |
FOCUS - Clinical
Psychology
Interest Group |
Established in Fall 2006 to promote student and faculty collaboration and camaraderie through community service, fellowship and alumni outreach. |
Alex Foxwell |
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Geriatric
Interest Group |
G.I.G. is an organization focused on health issues facing the elderly population. Nearly every specialty deals with the elderly on a daily basis and to successfully interact and communicate with these patients is key in giving adequate care. G.I.G. is clinically focused and meets in Parkland once a month. Meetings are led by a knowledgeable geriatrician who guides the group in taking complete clinical histories on actual patients. Later in the semester the group interacts with patients who have the aliments discussed in meetings. |
Meagan Doster |
Meagan Doster |
Health
Professions
Recruitment and Exposure
Program
(HPREP) |
It was initiated in 1992 with the aim of providing student?s access to UT Southwestern as well as health professional role models from multiple cultural backgrounds. Every Saturday for seven weeks, approximately one hundred ninth and tenth grade minority students attend seminars de ed to educate them on the academic, financial and social issues they will face in preparing for a health career. |
Grace Tung |
Joo Hwang |
| Seldin Society for Internal Medicine |
Internal Affairs is an organization that focuses on prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of the common adult medical problems such as myocardial infarctions, congestive heart failure, hypertension, diabetes, stroke, HIV, and oncology. There are open meetings every 1-2 months with dinner and refreshments provided. There are also a variety of panel discussions on topics such as "subspecialties versus primary care", "private practice versus academic medicine", "how to interview for a residency," and the "inside views of residency directors." Students can also participate in paid preceptorships with private physicians in the Dallas/ Fort Worth community. |
Vincent Chau |
Salman Banani |
| Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers : Engineering in Medicine and Biology |
The purpose of this society is to bring students together to advance the applications of engineering science and technology to medicine and biology by disseminating knowledge, setting standards, fostering professional development and recognizing excellence. |
Jeffrey Thatcher |
Michael Cobert |
| International Health Interest Group |
To foster a community of students, faculty, and staff at UT Southwestern dedicated to increasing accessibility of resources and providing guidance and mentorship for those pursuing international educational and service opportunities. |
Tommy Heyne |
Paul McClung |
| John Paul North Society |
Serves as the official organization for the Physician Assistant students, promote academic achievement, clinical excellence and to promote PAs as members of the health care term. |
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Orthopaedic
Surgery Interest Group (OSIG) |
Formed in Spring of 2004 to provide information to students interested in pursing a career in orthopaedic surgery. |
Karim Meijer |
Kaku Barkoh |
Pediatric
Interest Group (PIG) |
A special interest group founded in 1997 for all students interested in pediatric medicine. PIG seeks to promote an interest in pediatrics among medical students with engaging monthly presentations and discussions on relevant pediatric topics by current pediatricians in the area. We continue to promote pediatric research, the summer preceptorship programs in pediatrics, and other opportunities available to students. |
Vanessa Casanova |
Leslie-anne Juarez |
| The Pathology Society |
The Pathology Interest Group aims to provide information about residency programs and careers in pathology, introduce students to various sub-specialities within pathology, and encourage interaction between medical students and faculty and residents from Parkland Hospital and private practice groups in the Dallas area. |
Shelley Redfern |
Allen Flack |
| Plastic and Reconstructive Interest Group |
Founded in the fall of 2008, with the purpose to provide medical students with exposure to the Plastic and Reconstructive Department, including opportunities for interaction with facility, research, exposure to the OR, and to current trends in the plastic and reconstructive field. |
Clint Burrus |
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| Preventive Medicine Interest Group |
To inform UT Southwestern students about the speciality of Preventive Medicine and provide residency and career information for those who are already interested in the field. |
Sadia Khanani |
Bhavini Patel |
Radiology
Interest Group |
Founded in 2005, to interact with radiologist of various trainings in an effort to gain exposure to the field. |
Rajiv Srinvasa |
Natalia Hincapie |
| Spanish Interpreter Apprenticeship Program (IAP) |
This organization aims to eliminate language and cultural barriers between physicians and patiens by teaching students the proper Spanish medical jargo and cultural context with which one can better communicate. Students will also learn the art of interpretating. |
Will Morris |
Carlos Velasco |
Society of Pain
and Anesthesia
Medicine |
The society of Pain and Anesthesia Medicine will provide students with a better understanding of the field of anesthesiology and pain management through interdisciplinary lectures, activities focusing on the specialty, and coordination of the anesthesiology experience. |
Shaheen Hajbashi |
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| Student Dietetic Association |
The mission of the UT Southwestern Student Dietetic Association is to provide student involvement in profession, related endeavors such that it enhances and supplements student education by the University Department of Clinical Nutrition, thereby promoting career development as well as skills development in the realm of health care delivery. In addition the organization seeks to provide nutrition education to other student groups and the community through various activities including volunteer opportunities. |
Claire Florsheim |
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Student
Interest Group in Neurology
(SIGN) |
Founded at Southwestern in the fall 1999, this group is a sponsored student group from the American Academy of Neurology. The group is designed to provide an opportunity for students to become familiar with the field of neurology early in medical school. The group holds noon meetings where guest faculty and residents will speak about their interests and experiences. In addition, the group facilitates an informal faculty-shadowing program at Aston. |
Tom Ju |
Lee Hwang |
Texas Medical
Association /
American
Medical
Association
(TMA/AMA) |
The TMA (state level) and AMA (national) are two of the most important and influential professional organizations of doctors dedicated to addressing issues in all aspects of medicine, ranging from patients? rights to collective bargaining for physicians. Our local chapter is very active, with activities like community service through a Health Fair, and the very real possibility of writing TMA, AMA, or even possibly state and U.S. policy in regards to medicine. Students can and have made a difference in day-to-day life through TMA and AMA. As a member, students have an enormous amount of opportunities for leadership as well as opportunities to meet and work with some of the top physicians in the field of medicine today. |
Sneha Vakamudi |
Michelle Phi |
Wilderness
Medicine Society |
This group was established in the fall of 2000 at UT Southwestern. Our purpose is to expose new people to the wilderness, provide educational opportunities to students, discuss medicine in the wilderness context and provide an opportunity for students to interact outside the school environment. We are devoted to camping, hiking, and all things outdoors. We are open to all members of the UT Southwestern community, regardless of academic program or career paths. |
Benjamin Mouser |
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Wilson Society
Surgical Society
for Students |
The Wilson Society, named after an early chairman of the Department of Surgery, was founded in 1994. The society functions to provide students interested in general surgery and the surgical subspecialties with more insight and information regarding the field of surgery. Activities organized by the Wilson Society include meetings, practical skills training, and mentoring programs. The Wilson Society is open to all those interested in general surgery and the surgical subspecialties or those individuals who would simply like to receive more information about the field of surgery and learn some basic surgical skills. |
Paul Birinya |
Sabih Effendi |
| Women's Health Interest Group |
The group established in 1997 allows students to obtain a better understanding of the OB/GYN profession. Their mission is to provide a means for students to learn more about women?s health, to increase awareness of career opportunities in the field, and to provide opportunities for involvement in women?s health related community projects. |
Marcela Castillo |
Rachel Jamison |
Women In
Surgery |
Established in spring 2006, as a way to inspire and encourage women interested in surgery to realize their personal and professional goals. |
Leah Tartbe |
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Alpha Omega
Alpha |
Junior and senior medical students are selected for membership based primarily on scholarship. Other factors including leadership, achievements in medicine, fairness in dealing with colleagues, demonstration of high ethical standards, and committed service to the University and the community are taken into consideration when selecting members. The organization promotes scholarship and service among its members and throughout the University by participating in a range of community activities and educational programs. |
Evan Walgama |
Blake Gregory |
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| Catholic Society of St. Basil |
Founded in 20008, we sponsor academic discussions, religious events, social gatehrings, and volunteer service opportunities. Our most popular events are the bi-monthly Tuesday lunch meetings, in which a speaker may discuss antyhing from bioethics to history, philosophy, to literature. Although some events are particularly Catholic in focus, we invite all students and faculty to participate. Our patron is St. Basil the Great, who established the world's first public hospital. |
Thomas Heyne |
David Ronderos |
Chinese Student
and Scholar
Organization |
The goals of this organization are to provide help and entertainment to Chinese students and scholars, and to enhance connections among them. The majority of its members are Chinese students and scholars from Mainland China. However, the organization and most of the activities are open to all students. |
Zi Chao Zhang |
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Christian
Students |
A group established to further Christian participation through Bible studies and fellowship. |
Tomas Flores |
Tharani Vadiveluprasad |
Islamic Medical
Association |
Founded in fall 2000, the student chapter is committed to raising the awareness and educating both the public and Muslin students about the intersection of Islam and medicine. In addition, the group provides a sense of Islamic community on campus for students and facilitates interaction between students and local doctors. |
Nadia Sirdar |
Imran Mohiuddin |
Jewish Student
Organization |
The Jewish Student Organization works to foster Jewish life at the graduate level by encouraging interaction between students, faculty, and staff at the University. The JSA explores cultural, religious, and social and even the fun and funny aspects of life as health and science students and professionals with connections to Judaism. |
Adam Neustein |
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Latter-Day
Saint Student
Association |
The LDSSA is an organization consisting primarily of members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The group host Institute of Religion classes, providing an opportunity for spiritually learning, uplift, and fellowship. It also welcomes those who are not members of the Church of Jesus Christ to join. |
Josh Checketts |
Sam Ward |
National Network of Latin
American
Medical
Students
(NNLAMS) |
Our organization, formerly known as United Latin American Medical Students (ULAMS), strives to attract and retain Latino/Hispanic medical students to The University of Texas Southwestern Medical School. We encourage cultural awareness on campus, and contribute to the community at large. This organization serves as a support group for the Latin American Students at UT Southwestern by encouraging unity, by providing social outlets, and by assisting in the successful completion of a medical education. NNLAMS actively recruits Latino applicants to UT Southwestern to increase the number of Latinos in the medical field and add cultural diversity to the campus. This organization is involved in various community service projects with a primary emphasis on education and health issues particularly in low socioeconomic communities around Dallas. NNLAMS encourages minorities to enter higher learning institutions, specifically health care professions. NNLAMS is a member of a nationwide organization that inspires leadership and unity amongst its constituents in medical schools across the country. This organization is not exclusionary and embraces non-Latino memberships. |
Daniel Bujanda |
Marlene Garcia |
South Asian
Medical
Students
Organization (SAMSA) |
This organization was founded in the 1999. SAMSA is a social organization formed to address issues that concern South Asians as physicians, create camaraderie amongst medical students at UT Southwestern and educate fellow colleagues of South Asian culture. Our goals are met through monthly meetings and socials, participation in school events and volunteerism in the community. |
Shuvro De |
Jason Woo |
Southwestern
Christian
Fellowship
(SCF) |
The Southwestern Christian fellowship (SCF) is an organization co-sponsored by the Baptist Student Ministry (BSM) and the Christian Medical/Dental Association (CMDA). Together, they help SCF meet the spiritual needs of Christian students at UT Southwestern. There are several weekly activities, most notably, the Christian Fellowship Luncheon every Monday at noon. At the luncheon food is provided and speakers range from ministers and seminary students to physicians on the faculty. Additionally, the fellowship offers several weekly Bible studies, praise and volunteer opportunities to serve the disadvantaged in the Dallas area. The group?s big event is a spring break medical mission trip to Mexico, on which medical students as well as PA and PT students, nurses, physicians, and translators go to missionary clinics in an effort to serve these medically needy people and to witness about Christ. |
Marta Marnell |
Ray Hwong |
| Student Bible Study |
Our primary purpose is to discover and apply the teachings from the Holy Bible through studies and discussions. Friendship and fellowship are built through interaction among members. |
Liyue Tong |
Yong Cheng Huang |
Turkish
Student
Association |
Founded in fall 2003, the main objective of the TSA is to bring together individuals with interest in the Turkish culture at Southwestern and also provide cultural exchange and aims to organize social and cultural activities for a better understanding of the Turkish culture. TSA shall cooperate with other campus organizations to contribute to intellectual understanding and the diversity initiative. TSA seeks to assist incoming students for adaptation to lifestyle and culture in the United States. |
Fatih Kocabas |
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Badminton
Club |
The club is a student organization dedicated to promoting the sport of badminton, developing members' skills and providing a competitive and fun playing environment. We welcome students, faculty and staff players of all skill levels. The goal of the club is to bring together all badminton players at UT Southwestern by offering a healthy environment for competitive badminton and to clear the misconception of badminton as a typical "American backyard game".
The fee for club membership will be $10 per 6 month membership, or $20 per year. The Student Center Courts are reserved for club members ONLY between 4:00-8:00PM each Saturday. |
Songling Li |
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| Argentine Tango Club |
The main focus of this club is to organize Argentine tango classes at UT Southwestern in an effort to share a passion for this dance. |
Andrey Pavlov |
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| Bike Club |
The club organizes weekly bicycle rides around Dallas area for student, staff, and faculty who are interested in biking. All types of riders are welcome and represented: road biking, mountain biking, and leisure biking. Members will be encouraged to participate in one local ride each semester (e.g. Tour de Dallas). The club promotes biking as means to exercise, to stay active, and even to save money on gas at UT Southwestern and the surrounding community. |
Andrey Rakalin |
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| Dartos Soccer Club |
The main focus of this club is to compete in Dallas area soccer leagues to provide relaxation and competition to the UT Southwestern community. |
Jamaal Benjamin |
Conrado Ordonez |
Motion: Dance Performance
Association |
Founded in summer 2004, the group works to organize dance classes (jazz, hip hop, ballet, etc), assist in production of a variety show and educate students about local dance opportunities and performances. |
Diana Huang |
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| Running Club |
Established to create a social organization for UT Southwestern students with a shared interest in running. The Running Club serves to coordinate group runs, training programs, and social activities for UT Southwestern runners of all levels. |
Joey Steininger |
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| Table Tennis Club |
Founded in the Fall of 2008, the purpose of the Table Tennis Club is to provide an environment in which players of all levels can participate in and enjoy the sport of table tennis. In addition to promoting the sport, another goal is to create a table tennis team to represent UT Southwestern and compete at the regional and national level of the National Collegiate Table Tennis Association (NCTTA). |
Xihui Lin |
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| Tee Time |
Founded in 2008, Tee Time is an organization to bring together UT Southwestern students with an interest in golf. Our club strives to promote golf as a skill that is fun and challenging to acquire and develop as well as a skill that is conducive to maintaining a lifelong healthy lifestyle. Activities include monthly trips to local driving ranges or golf courses. Golfers of all levels are welcome. No membership fees. |
Arun Joseph |
Yeonsoo Kim |
Topspin -
Tennis
Sport Club |
Topspin is a tennis club with players of all levels. Beginners to former collegiate players are welcome. Practice sessions are held twice a week. We also provide a hopper of balls and a ball machine for drills and practice. No membership fees. |
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| Ede Jodi: Haiti Service Trip |
TEde Jodi, an organization founded by medical students at UT Southwestern, is fighting to change this. Meaning, "Help Today" in Creole, Ede Jodi is raising money to improve health conditions in the community of Pont Sonde by sponsoring medical service trips, community education, other sustainable initiatives that will provide a greater level of health care to those who have none. |
Elisabeth Merrill |
Wesley Jackson |
The Monday
Clinic |
This student organization supports The Monday Clinic, which provides free medical care to the underserved at North Dallas Shared Ministries and is an interactive learning environment for medical students. |
Jon Duong |
Andrea Lack |
| STD Lectures |
The STD lectures organization is a group of first and second year medical students who provide a presentation on STDs in Dallas middle schools. Our goal is to seek to stop the spread of STDs in Dallas schools by giving adolescents the information they need to protect themselves. The STD lectures are a function of TMA (Texas Medical Association) |
Rebecca Roy |
Adrian Salinas |
| Student Volunteer Committee |
TOur objective is to provide a broad spectrum of volunteer opportunities to medical students interested in service the needs of the Dallas community. As a volunteer in the clinical (North Dallas Shared Ministries, Project Access Dallas) and non-clinical (Boys and Girls Club, Habitat for Humanity, Interfaith Housing Coalition, dallas Life Foundation, or Austin Street Cafe) seeings, students will be able to enrich the lives of the less fortunate. In addition, members will help coordinate, promote, and facilitate various activities at regularly scheduled meetings. |
Antonio Alvarado |
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| Sierra Leone Education Enrichment Program (SLEEP) |
The Sierra leone Educational Enrichment Project is a Not-For-Profit Corporation incorporated in New York and based out of Harvard, Duke, USC, and recently UT Southwestern, which focuses on improving primary, secondary, and post-secondary education in Sierra Leone, one of the poorest and most miserable countries on earth. SLEEP at UTSW is working to build the only library at the only medicine and sciences school in Sierra Leone where currently the most recent document dates to 1987. We are looking for help in gather textbooks, journals, CDs, DVDs, and other relevant medical and science materials that you would otherwise throw away or get swindled by selling so that more and better doctors can be trained in Sierra Leone. Look and be a part of our collection programs on campus. Together, let's make a difference in Sierra Leone's dreams of a better tomorrow come true. |
Vincent Chau |
Caroline Sung |
| Tar Wars |
Tar Wars is an official program of the American Academy of Family Physicians. The program allows medical students to enter the classrooms of 4th ? 6th grade elementary schools to teach about the ill effects of tobacco smoking. Positive peer relations are emphasized to the children participants through a poster contest that emphasizes the benefits of not smoking. |
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| Recycling Action Committee |
We are committed to developing an environmentally friendly and energy efficient future. We work with the administration to increase recycling efforts to include plastic and aluminum in addition to paper, magazine, and cardboard products. |
Judith Tessema |
Jason Woo |
| Biomedical Engineering Student Society (BMES) |
STHe purpose of this society is to bring students together with a common interest in biomedical engineering in order to provide research and educational activities, find job and internship opportunities, and encourage social and extracurricular activities. |
Michael Cobert |
Jeffrey Thatcher |
Southwestern
Life Support |
Southwestern Life Support is a support and service organization for the spouses and significant others of Southwestern medical students and is sponsored by the University President?s wife and the Faculty Women?s Auxiliary. The club is an organization that sponsors several social and community service activities throughout the year. Their main objective is to provide the support and camaraderie that can be so beneficial during these medical school years. |
Stacy Kleinberg |
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| Southwestern Vocal Ensemble |
Founded in 2008 to become a vocal/musical ambassador group with a focus on providing and nourishing an appreciation of vocal music. |
Nathanaiel Reisinger |
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Notochords -
Rock Band |
Music heals. To provide the UT Southwestern student population an escape from the day-to-day stresses of medical school through an opportunity to rock out, listen to, or play along with their very own band. |
Shivum Agarwal |
Ivan Vrcek |
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| Families in Training for Health (FIT) |
TFIT for Health is an exciting new student-run program that seeks to help address the growing childhood obesity epidemic through 8 weeks of classes at the Irving YMCA. Students guide families selected by the Irving ISD through various lessons in nutrition and excercise and also lead the families in physical activities. They work closely with the families as they make needed lifestyle changes. The program runs in the fall, spring, and summer. Contact utsw.fitforhealth@gmail.com for more information. |
Suratha Elango |
Kym Gonzales |
| Fourth Academy |
The Fourth Academy was founded in 1990 by students who wanted social interaction with faculty that was not in conjunction with academic endeavors. The program allows faculty to share interests, hobbies and expertise in their favorite areas. Each year, faculty members offer their time to share with students a side of their selves that is not just medically academic. Some offerings in the past include poetry readings, cooking sessions, racecar driving, travel experiences, tropical fish breeding and many more. |
Meredith Shidler |
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Lesbian, Gay,
Bisexual, and
Transgender
People in
Medicine (LGBTPM) |
LGBTPM is a nationally recognized affiliate of AMSA comprised of men and women in the medical field committed to encouraging positive dialogue about issues of sexual orientation in medical training. In addition to providing social and supportive opportunities to members of UTSW, they also organize educational events and seminars specific to issues relevant to the lesbian, gay, and bisexual communities. Although we encourage members to be accessible advocates to their colleagues, we respect individual privacy, and discretion is always honored. |
Jeffrey Watkins |
Bruce Boxley |
Medical
Humanities
Interest Group
(MHIG) |
Founded in the Fall of 2000, MHIG functions to promote the enjoyment of the humanities among medical students. The "humanities" includes a variety of disciplines including the visual arts, philosophy, literature, history, and religion. MHIG exists to provide medical students with meaningful interaction with these disciplines. MHIG is not for experts, it is for medical students who have an interest in the humanities alongside their interest in becoming competent physicians. |
Evan Walgama |
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Medical
Students for
Choice (MSFC) |
FMSFC is dedicated to ensuring that women receive the full range of reproductive healthcare choices. MSFC recognizes that one of the greatest obstacles to safe and legal abortion is the absence of trained providers. We also work to encourage open-minded discussion about women's issues and to encourage activism in government. |
Aaron Lazorwitz |
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Physicians for
Human Rights |
Founded in the fall of 1999, the Physicians for Human Rights' student chapter is designed to educate, motivate, and mobilize students and other health professionals in the protection and promotion of human rights. PHR contends that human rights are essential preconditions for the health and well-being of all people. The student chapter for PHR believes that as medical professionals, physicians have the responsibility to act as a voice for patients who suffer from health related inequalities. With these ideas in mind, our organization is active in supporting a movement for human rights and creating a culture of human rights in the medical and scientific professions. |
Ripal Patel |
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Physicians for
Life |
Physicians for Life exits to affirm the inherent worth of all human life, to demonstrate the manifold beauty of the principle in a variety of contemporary issues, and to explore its application in personal relationships and relationships with the community. |
April Taylor |
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MSII Video
Streaming |
Contacts: Alicia Fernandez, John McElroy, and Andrew Tyler |
Bennett Waxse |
Grace Tung |
| Southwestern Student Connection |
It is the goal of the Southwestern Student Connection to increase interest among undergraduate students in the medical profession serving as a liaison between pre-health programs in the Metroplex and UT Southwestern medical students. |
Carlos Velasco |
Monica Peng |
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| Class of MS2010 |
Student Government |
Rodrigo Interiano |
Karla Batarse |
| Class of MS2011 |
Student Government |
Ivan Vreck |
Kruti Patel |
| Class of MS2012 |
Student Government |
Krish Vigneswaran |
Arman Jahangiri |
| Class of MS2013 |
Student Government |
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Graduate
Student
Organization
(GSO) |
Student Government for the Graduate School. |
Misty Watson |
Shaina Porter |
Postdoctoral
Association |
Our mission is to improve the postdoctoral training experience by developing a sense of community through scientific and social interaction, promoting effective training and career development, representing postdocs and addressing issues relevant to the, and easing the transition for new, particularly international postdocs students. |
Cory Blaiss |
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| Public Health Student Association |
The goal of this organization is to represent the UT School of Public Health at Dallas |
Whitney Davidson |
Tiffany Billmeier |
