The highly technical nature of certain areas of cardiology may require additional experience, particularly for those seeking academic careers.

These presentations were written and used by speakers at STARS events during the listed time periods.

The activities and lesson plans presented here are the result of work performed by participants in the STARS Summer Research Program for Teachers. The lesson plans vary in scope and level of applicability.

The Advanced Heart Failure and Transplant Cardiology Fellowship offers experience in the management of patients with advanced heart failure and heart transplants.

The overall goal of the NEI Center Core Grant for Vision Research is to enhance the capabilities of vision research scientists by facilitating easy access to equipment, training and technical support, which expands experimental capabilities, results in more cost-effective and time-efficient research

Alumni News Clyde Yancy Receives Distinguished Alumni Award May 21, 2025 A former trainee and longtime faculty member, Dr. Yancy is Chief of Cardiology at Feinberg School of Medicine Brian Weis Appointed Interim Regional Dean for Texas Tech’s Medical School March 05, 2024 Dr. Weis is a former UT Southwestern faculty member and a graduate of the Physician-Scientist Training Program TMA President Champions Physician Advocacy March 05, 2024 A former resident and fellow, Dr. Snyder is president of

Each year, medical and health professions students explore the intricacies of human anatomy, to build the foundation needed for clinical education and practice.

Science Teacher Access to Resources at Southwestern www.utsouthwestern.edu/stars Providing no-cost educational resources for Texas teachers since 1991 • Teacher development programs • Science equipment for classrooms • Summer research opportunities • Custom tours for your classes Core funding for the STARS program is provided by the State of Texas Corporate funding for STARS is generously provided by CHASE . STARS Programs and Resources CONTACT STARS If you would like to participate

Basic Science Symposia and In-services STARS offers Symposia and In-service Sessions each month, either on Monday evenings or Saturdays. Symposia feature scientists and physician-scientists discussing the very latest advances in biomedical research areas such as: • Mental Disorders/Neurological Diseases • Stem Cells • Pathogens/Microbes • Much more… Basic research topics are covered in areas such as: • Cell biology of diseases such as obesity and Alzheimer’s • Protein structure and

UT Southwestern’s Combined Clinical and Scholarly Training Program in Cardiology meets all subspecialty requirements of the American Board of Internal Medicine.