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Training & Workshops The Department of Family and Community Medicine has participated in numerous training session and workshops that promote diversity, equity and inclusion within the department, while interacting with patients, and community-wide. Inclusive Team-Building Workshop For this departmen…

Medicine Matters In Memoriam: Elizabeth "Liza" Lee September 16, 2026 The wife of Dr. William M. Lee, she was an influential educator and community leader, whose legacy is honored through the Will and Liza Lee Center for Liver and Transplant Research. 2026 Faculty Promotions September 01, 2026 Thirty…

The Cain Bladder Center is pleased to recognize that as our patient load increases, the volume demands are being met, and there is still capacity to expand!

UT Southwestern’s Once Upon a Time Human Genomics Center offers Comprehensive Pan-Cancer Next Generation Sequencing, research testing, and genomics analysis support.

NeuroChats The NeuroChats initiative was done in collaboration with the O'Donnell Brain Institute from June 2022 to March 2023. We recognize that cutting-edge scientific manuscripts are usually publicized as coming from the sponsoring faculty's group. The first authors who did the actual work and wro…

This introductory course in global health is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the key principles and challenges in global health today. The course examines critical global health topics such as humanitarian emergencies, refugee health, neglected tropical diseases, and non-communicable diseases. Students will also learn about the challenges faced in both local and global efforts to prevent and control health problems and gain insight into the health care systems in low- and middle-income countries.

An intensive 8-week course where students are expected to complete a research project.

Student Organizations Global Health Interest Group (GHIG) GHIG aims to inspire the UTSW medical community to pursue global health with collaboration, mindfulness, and advocacy. We seek to educate students and faculty about global health issues and to promote ethical, sustainable, community-driven res…

Scholarly activity is a vital component of the curriculum at UT Southwestern Medical School, reflecting our commitment to providing students with diverse opportunities for growth and career development. It fosters skills in scholarly inquiry grounded in ethical principles and focuses on the discovery and communication of new knowledge. Among the six scholarly activity tracks offered, the Global Health Track is an option.

Recent project proposals our students have researched, alongside the locations they explored during their studies.