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Community Health Fellowship Program (CHFP) Department of Family and Community Medicine Community Health Section Community Health Fellowship Program Program Overview The Community Health Fellowship Program (CHFP) introduces preclinical medical students to community-based participatory research (CBPR), and emphasizes the importance of collaboration as a means for addressing community health problems in underserved communities. Goals and Objectives The focus of the

AIRC/SWNMR Symposium 2010: Photos from the Conference Patrick Bolan, Ph.D., from the University of Minnesota, spoke on his advances with “In Vivo MR Spectroscopy of Breast Cancer.” Arnaud Comment, Ph.D., from Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne, Switzerland, shared his research updates on “How to Polarize.” Simon Duckett, Ph.D., from the University of York, United Kingdom, reviewed “Recent Advances in Polarization Methods.” Dominique Jennings, Ph.D., from

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Team TLC Patients at UT Southwestern’s multiple sclerosis center receive more than just cutting-edge medical care. They receive help in living better lives while they battle their debilitating disease. T o t a l L i f e C a r e Susan Sides adored helping patients as a nurse at Children’s Medical Center Dallas. She held increas- ingly responsible positions there for more than 15 years after her first episode of multiple sclerosis and even after a 2002 stroke, all that time

Sponsored Programs Administration Document Library Sponsored Programs Administration Page 1 of 2 Document Title: Federal Contract Guidelines Document Number: PR.GD.10.0 Original date: June 22, 2021 Date Revised: June 22, 2021 Next Review Date: August 10, 2025 Megan G. Marks, Ph.D. Associate Vice President, Sponsored

Presented by The Advanced Imaging Research Center and The National Center for Research Resources in association with UT Southwestern Medical Center Program Objective Since Warburg’s discoveries in the 1920s, physicians and scientists have known that metabolism in cancer is different from normal tissue because of the intense metabolic demands for cell proliferation. More recently, it has been shown with molecular methods that metabolic disorders may in some instances cause cancer

Symposium and Training XIII: Prospects of Biochemical Imaging: The Brain & Beyond Thursday, April 14, 2005 Presented by The Mary Nell and Ralph B. Rogers Magnetic Resonance Center and The National Center for Research Resources in association with Program Objective The goal of the NIH-funded Research Resource at UT Southwestern is to develop novel Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) technologies for measuring and understanding intermediary metabolism in vivo. One major

Document Title: Welch NCE Request Form Document Number: PR.FM.4.1 Original date: August 31, 2022 Date Revised: April 21, 2025 Next Review Date: April 21, 2026 Megan G. Marks, Ph.D. Associate Vice President, Sponsored Programs Administration Office of Business Affairs VERSION CONTROL 8-31-2022, Beth Bailey & Jamie Maiden Initial Version 7-1-2023, Version 4.0, Ronell Taylor Added to new template 2-22-2024, Version 4.0

F&A Award with Excluded Costs F&A Rate 0.6400 <-- Input Total Award 1.00 Total Direct Cost $ 0.61 Calculate Amount Total Indirect Cost $ 0.39 Calculate Amount Total Direct Cost excluded from F&A - 0 Normal DC Excluded IDC Reclass to excluded 1,000 Tuition DC Excluded IDC Reclass from excluded to M&O 500 Tuition DC Excluded IDC In both cases the amount moved from or to excluded should be divided by 1 + F&A to determine the Direct portion

Alfred G. Gilman Symposium 2024 Developing the Next Generation of Leaders in Medicine Wednesday April 3rd 7:30 AM to 4:00 PM 7:30-8:00 AM Registration and Breakfast NG3 8:00- 8:10 AM Welcome/Opening Remarks NG3.112 SWAT President: Dr. James “Brad” Cutrell 8:15-9:40 AM Opening Plenary Session: NG3.112 Healthcare in 2025: Preparing Our Learners and Ourselves Sherry Huang, MD, Vice Provost and Senior Associate Dean for Education; Department of Pediatrics