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Mentors in the Office of Global Health provide students with support in skill development, knowledge sharing, networking and career guidance.

UT Southwestern Medical Center was led by a succession of Deans, beginning in 1943 with Donald Slaughter, M.D.

The Office of Community Health & Research Engagement offers several programs that target disparities in health and health outcomes and seek to achieve health equity, especially among traditionally underserved minority, underinsured, and uninsured communities.

Students in UT Southwestern’s Medical School and School of Health Professions can take part in global service learning and electives.

Kern Wildenthal, M.D., Ph.D., was the second president of UT Southwestern Medical Center, serving in that position from 1986-2008.

Meet the 2021 participants in the LEAD program.

Students in the School of Health Professions at UT Southwestern can take part in international service learning and electives to enhance their learning.

In compliance with Title IX, UT Southwestern is committed to ensuring that the working, educational, and training environments are free from sex discrimination.

The WCI program provides certain benefits to faculty and staff of UTSW who suffer injuries or occupational diseases while in the course and scope of their employment.

UT Southwestern Medical Center has had 11 Presidents and Deans as leaders since its founding in 1943 as Southwestern Medical College.