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More than 300 graduating students from UT Southwestern’s Medical School and Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences will celebrate the educational milestones of earning their degrees in May as they launch their medical or scientific careers.

Dr. Beth Levine, a Professor of Internal Medicine and Microbiology whose pioneering research identified the role of autophagy in the development of human diseases, died June 15 at her home in Dallas. She was 60.

Six UT Southwestern faculty investigators and clinicians – from Internal Medicine, Cell Biology, Molecular Biology, Dermatology, and Pediatrics – have been elected into two of the country’s most respected medical honor societies: three into the American Society for Clinical Investigation and three into the Association of American Physicians. Drs. Denise Marciano, Joshua Mendell, and Richard Wang were inducted into the ASCI, and Drs. Suzanne D. Conzen, Ralph DeBerardinis, and Dwight Towler joined the ranks of the AAP.

UT Southwestern recognized for commitment to diversity with HEED Award

When Dr. Robin Jacoby touched down in Texas for the first time in July 2009, she never seriously considered it would become her home for the next decade. Or that she would culminate her 48-year career here. Especially after she stepped outside.

UT Southwestern’s two newest Dedman Family Scholars in Clinical Care – Dr. Kimberly Goodspeed and Dr. Anna Tavakkoli – are both enthusiastically pursuing improved patient outcomes through new multidisciplinary efforts.

Autonomic Disorders Care Beyond providing primary care for patients with a full range of autonomic disorders, our faculty lead focused clinics to offer specialized patient care. Our team of three clinical neurologists partners with clinicians and researchers in other neurology sections as well as col…

To increase diversity among UT Southwestern’s researchers and faculty, leaders in the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences have instituted a new program that provides mentorship and other resources to early career scientists from minority groups underrepresented in biomedical science.

Managing stress and anxiety is a normal part of life for medical students, residents, and fellows. But the unprecedented nature of the COVID-19 pandemic presents a different type of psychological challenge for learners on campus.

Research Track Faculty Development Research Track Faculty (RTF) Development is an emerging initiative designed to build community, foster collaboration, and support the professional growth of faculty on the research track. As this initiative evolves, events will be held with tailored opportunities th…