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The UT Southwestern Doctoral Program in Clinical Psychology includes an exclusively affiliated doctoral internship program which is separately accredited by the APA.

STARS offers custom designed tours of the UT Southwestern campus for student groups.

Researchers can learn how to successfully obtaining an R (SOAR) grant with this workshop at UT Southwestern.

Learn about the basic science symposia presented each year through UT Southwestern’s STARS program.

Housestaff Emerging Academy of Leaders (HEAL) is a networking and professional development program designed for residents, fellows, and supporting faculty.

Twice a year, STARS presents Teacher In-Service programs that emphasize hands-on, inquiry-based lessons for use in the science classroom.

The New Research Faculty Onboarding webpage is focused on helping you navigate your first steps here so that you get your research program up and running as soon as possible.

Teaching awards allow the UT Southwestern community to celebrate and promote educational excellence across the four schools, both in didactic and basic sciences curricula as well as in clinical training.

Membership Membership is expected to be broadly based and inclusive of individuals from the Medical School, Graduate School, School of Public Health, and School of Health Professions. Nominations for Academy Membership by Deans, Department Chairs, Center Directors and Academy Members. Nominee should have at least 7 years of teaching experience at the graduate or post-graduate level: a minimum of 4 of these years need to be at UTSW. Membership is based on sustained excellence in at least two of

Alfred G. Gilman Symposium on Education Dr. Alfred G. Gilman Dr. Alfred (“Al”) Goodman Gilman (1941 – 2015) was a renowned biochemist and pharmacologist. In 1994 he shared the Nobel Prize in Medicine or Physiology with Martin Rodbell for their discovery of G proteins, that transformed the field of cell signaling. Here at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas, he chaired the Department of Pharmacology from 1981 to 2004, becoming Dean of the Medical School in 2004 and