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UT Southwestern’s Community Health Track provides students with practice-oriented and/or service-oriented scholarly activity.

They spend endless hours in the lab helping to solve some of the most puzzling medical mysteries of our time while earning their Ph.D. Among UT Southwestern’s Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences students are a Medical Service Officer with the Army working to become a military researcher, and a young woman who immigrated to America from Mexico with a curiosity for how the brain develops.

State Employee Charitable Campaign kicks off with food, swag, festivities Published on: October 04, 2018 By: Staff Reports Tags: Life @UTSW Share: Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Pinterest Share on Google Plus Share on LinkedIn McDermott Plaza on South Campus had a festive atmosphere for …

Ajay Narayanan studied oral cancer in the Northern Mariana Islands as part of the Global Health pathway at UT Southwestern Medical School.

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Cute kiddos converge on Bass for annual Halloween parade.

Dissertation thesis titles by doctoral degree conferees from UT Southwestern’s Cancer Biology Graduate Program in the past two academic years.

UT Southwestern Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences, and Auxiliary Services brought together UTSW learners, faculty, and staff for a solar eclipse watch party outside the Peter O’Donnell Jr. Biomedical Research Building. The day was one for the books, with entertainment provided by the Dallas Mavericks dancers and mascot, tasty offerings from local food trucks, and live music performances by talented UTSW musicians.

Sumanth Reddy's study of traffic injuries in Santo Domingo has helped his understanding and appreciation for global health.

Taking part in the Medical Education pathway, Shivani Gaitonde saw a different side of medical education as she helped other UT Southwestern students learn.