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Mr. Davis, hired as Associate Vice President of Information Security and Chief Information Security Officer for UT Southwestern in December, has visited with many departments since his arrival to broaden his knowledge of the campus, the staff working behind the scenes, and how information security enables UT Southwestern’s core missions.

UT Southwestern faculty, employees, and students - including more than 70 veterans –gathered on Veterans Day to celebrate those who have honorably served our country. Inspirational speeches, patriotic songs, and festive food set an uplifting tone for the fifth annual campus event.

CORI Faculty at UT Southwestern focus on veterinary and translational cancer research within radiation oncology.

A physician huddled close to his desktop monitor, waiting for the next patient to appear on the computer screen. As with any new technology, there is a learning curve for both patient and provider that may include a spotty virtual connection or fine-tuning speaker volume or camera settings.

Mandell Butler Jr. doesn’t just support his patients as a nurse practitioner; he also serves his country as a lieutenant in the United States Navy Reserve. Because his supervisors at UT Southwestern make that combination easier, he nominated two of them to receive Patriot Awards.

UT Southwestern is committed to providing a safe environment for all members of the university community and does not tolerate hazing by any group or individual affiliated with the University.

Every quarter, we recognize shining stars within our UT Southwestern Health System – employees who provide exceptional patient care, as well as those who stand out in vital supporting roles.

The brain has always fascinated Ana Ortiz, a neuroscience graduate student in the lab of Dr. Genevieve Konopka. As one of 45 recipients of a Gilliam Fellowship for Advanced Study, Ms. Ortiz will use the grant from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) to support her research into brain development and how disorders such as autism spectrum disorder (ASD) may arise.

“I think preparing our workforce to care for the complex needs of older adults, especially related to cognitive care, is critical at this time in history,” said Dr. Camp, who has been named the inaugural holder of the Jake Tobolowsky Professorship in Psychiatry, in Memory of Helen B. Tobolowsky and in Honor of Dr. David M. Tobolowsky.

Beauty, they say, is in the eye of the beholder. With the help of advanced imaging from UT Southwestern, however, the inner beauty and unseen intricacies of a Senufo helmet mask from the Dallas Museum of Art’s African collection are being appreciated more than ever before.