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25 years of Employment at UT Southwestern

Welcome from the Director Lesley F. Childs, M.D. April 16, 2026 It is with genuine excitement and gratitude that I welcome you to the fifth edition of our UT Southwestern Voice Center Update. This spring brings a true sense of renewal for our team - a season marked by fresh energy, new faces, and a s…

UTSD: 1494 Combination Low Magnification Dark-Field Illuminator and Bright-Field Microscopy Substage Condenser with Descriptions and Modifications to Manufacture this Device from Commercially Available Fiber-Optic Ringlights In June 2003 intellectual property artwork and prototype demonstration for a…

67 new members were recently inducted into the UT Southwestern Medical Center chapter of the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society (AOA).

UTSD: 0738 Transgenic Mouse Lacking the Gene that Encodes Cytochrome C In the summer and fall of 1999, transgenic mice, and resulting cell lines, deficient in cytochrome c were developed and characterized at UT Southwestern. The result of these efforts were published in Li, et. al. (Cell 101; 389-399…

Gold Humanism Honor Society inducts 46 new members

Dr. Victor Dzau, President of the National Academy of Medicine, and Dr. Margaret Phillips, UTSW Chair of Biochemistry, will deliver the keynote addresses at Commencement exercises for the UT Southwestern Medical School and the UT Southwestern Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences, respectively.

With a background in immunology research, Dr. Elise Burger quickly developed an interest in dermatology after coming to UT Southwestern. By earning both medical and doctorate degrees, she hopes to use her knowledge to research and treat dermatologic diseases. Due in part to her passion, she is this year’s recipient of the Award for Excellence in Dermatology.

A strong desire to be part of a community led Dr. Sarah Doucette to the field of family medicine, and it is her dedication to outreach that makes her a natural choice to receive the 2019 TAFP Dallas Chapter Outstanding Graduate Award.

Bethany Werner had hopes of becoming a physician since she was in elementary school. Fast forward 20 years, and she not only achieved a childhood dream, but received UT Southwestern Medical Center's oldest and most prestigious student award, the Ho Din.