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On May 23, UT Southwestern held a hybrid event on South Campus celebrating Asian Pacific American Heritage Month with the theme “Eye of the Tiger: Rise to the Challenge,” honoring many in the Asian-Pacific Islander community who have risen above challenges throughout history.

“Pride Month is not just a time to celebrate how far we’ve come, but also to acknowledge how far we’ve got to go,” said Marc A. Nivet, Ed.D., M.B.A., Executive Vice President for Institutional Advancement, who also spoke at the event. “It’s nice to have the recognition that UT Southwestern is on that journey.”

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Apply to become a member of the Willed Body Program at UT Southwestern and donate your body for medical education and research.

FAQs What do I need to do to donate my body to medical research? If you are interested in donating your body, please download and complete our Membership Agreement or contact membership services at (214) 648-5029 to request our agreement by mail or email. UT Southwestern can also accept donations of …

Employee guidelines for human blood, body fluid, and other infectious disease exposure.

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The Lipid Metabolism and Neurodegenerative Disease (LMND) Program is a unique collaborative initiative between the Department of Cell Biology and O’Donnell Brain Institute.

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