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UTSW community celebrates the diversity of Hispanic-Latino cultures Published on: November 15, 2022 By: Staff Reports Tags: Life @UTSW Share: Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Pinterest Share on Google Plus Share on LinkedIn Stephanie Hargrove, Talent Acquisition Partner and an artist, exhi…

In 2020, UT Southwestern’s health care heroes rose to the challenge of COVID -19, never giving up on their commitment to save lives.

UT Southwestern’s health care heroes provided exceptional patient care in 2021 despite the ups and downs of working during a pandemic.

Donors raised nearly $4.5 million for UT Southwestern efforts this year, contributing more than 600 individual donations of funding, services, or products.

After remote learning and virtual events in 2020, learning shifted back to nearly normal in 2021 as some educational activities returned to in-person or hybrid models.

In the Genetics, Development & Disease Graduate Program, researchers use technology and science to study the mechanisms underlying basic biology and disease.

Thelma Morgan, a medical transcriptionist for the Department of University Hospital Laboratory Services, walked 85,637 steps for the 2020 step challenge.

The Cryo-Electron Microscopy Facility manuals can be found online here.

In 2020, academic leaders reacted quickly and creatively to help students, residents, and other learners learn through a pandemic.

In 2020, UT Southwestern made a concerted effort to connect with the community – before and then after the pandemic that brought unique challenges.