2017 Medical Student Summer Research Program Highlights and Application Process OVERVIEW The UTSW Medical Student Summer Research Program provides a full-time 9- week investigative research experience for medical students. Program students will undertake a basic, clinical, or translational research project for the summer, which is intended to increase their scientific knowledge and skills and enable them to benefit from a rich research experiences. Students will additionally

Medical Student Research for Project Description Form All descriptions must contain enough detail to permit an assessment of the problem that is to be addressed and the methodologies that are to be employed. Please be careful to outline the role that the student will play in the project that is described. Please ensure that all relevant approval numbers (IRB, IACUC) are provided. Mentor: Department: Room number: Phone number: E-mail: Research Coordinator: Project title: Human

General Pediatrics Fellowship Stipends and Benefits Stipend  The yearly stipend is based on the number of years of postgraduate training, which for most fellows corresponds to PGY-4 through PGY-7.  All fellows receive their stipend from Children's Medical Center. Benefits  Three weeks of personal leave (time off) per year  10 days of sick leave per year  Health (medical, vision, and dental) benefits  Long-term care  Life insurance

UT SOUTHWESTERN GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES Professional Outcomes: Mechanisms of Disease Track Sample Academic, Government & Non-Profit Employers for Graduates: Baylor College of Medicine Bowdoin College Duke Food & Drug Administration Harvard Indiana University Memorial Sloan-Kettering Oregon Health & Science Ragon Institute Rockefeller Scripps Reseach St. Judes Stanford UC San Diego University of Colorado UNC – Chapel Hill University of Utah University

hat type of interest would be sparked in a student that could actually count how many hairs fruit flies have on their eyes and see exactly where the receptors for antibodies are located on a cell membrane? In the nearly 10 years that Dennis Bellotto, with some help from George Lawton and a few of his other colleagues, have been volunteering with STARS, hundreds of students from across the metroplex and a few from out of state have been able to experience a glimpse of the contributions that

Obesity  Alliance  2012   The  UT  Southwestern  Obesity  Alliance's  weekly  conferences  on  metabolism,   nutrition,  and  obesity  are  held  at  noon  every  Thursday  in  the  Green  Building   (Y6.224).  The  Task  Force  for  Obesity  Research  (TORS)  sponsors  the  weekly   conference.     • December  13,  2012   Philipp  Scherer,  Ph.D.   Professor  and  Director,  Touchstone  Center

Obesity Alliance Archives 2013 The  UT  Southwestern  Obesity Alliance's weekly conferences  on  metabolism,   nutrition,  and  obesity  are  held  at  noon  every  Thursday  in  the  Green  Building   (Y6.224).  The    Task Force for Obesity Research (TORS)  sponsors  the  weekly   conference.   • January 10, 2013 Bruce Beutler, M.D. Director, Center for the Genetics of Host Defense "Creating IBD-like diseases in mice through random

Community Action Research Track (CART) Department of Family and Community Medicine Community Health CART Program Overview The Community Action Research Track (CART) is an innovative response to the need for integrating Community Based Participatory Research (CBPR), population medicine, health promotion/disease prevention and the social determinants of health into the medical school curriculum. Students enrolled in CART participate in a coordinated

September 14, 2021 UT Southwestern Medical School a n d UT Southwestern Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences p r e s e n t t h e This Event will be Virtual BRE A K C LO S I NG R EMARK S 2:25 - 2:45 P.M. ONI N T RODUC T I XIAOCHUN LI, PH.D. Center for Human Nutrition Fluxomics Analysis of Hepatic Lipid Remodeling ESRA AKBAY, PH.D. Internal Medicine Defining Protective Metabolic Adaptation in States of Inflammation FEATURED SPEAKERS: Forum Research Faculty New 2 0