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AcademyHealth

AcademyHealth is a nationally recognized professional organization that represents health services researchers, policy analysts, and practitioners, and a leading, non-partisan resource for the best in health research and policy. The goal of AcademyHealth, and this student chapter, is to advance the understanding and commitment of students to improving healthcare through quality improvement, public health initiatives, and policy. We work with the office of Quality Improvement and Patient Safety to offer lunch talks, mentorship, electives, and project opportunities to help students work toward their goal of healthcare improvement.

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Alliance of Women Scientists (AWS)

Founded as a student organization in spring 2024 as a student chapter of a faculty-based organization at UT Southwestern. Our mission is to empower and support women building their careers in science, medicine and related fields. We aim to foster an inclusive and supportive community where students can build meaningful connections, develop professional and leadership skills, and together navigate the challenges of academic and scientific careers. We strive to celebrate diverse perspectives, promote equity and inclusion in STEM, and inspire women to pursue and succeed in scientific careers. We advocate for the advancement of women in science and medicine at UT Southwestern. Through our community and programming, we aim to build a stronger, more connected, and confident generation of women scientists.

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American Association of Neurological Surgeons (AANS)

Founded in 1931 as The Harvey Cushing Society, AANS is a scientific and educational association with more than 10,000 members worldwide. UT Southwestern's AANS chapter was started in fall 2013 to bring together students, faculty, and residents who were most interested in neurological surgery. Our AANS chapter is dedicated to facilitating students' exposure to the field of neurosurgery and building relationships among faculty, residents, and students through seminars, shadowing, and research opportunities.

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American Chemical Society Graduate Student Organization

Established in 2021, our mission is to support organic chemistry graduate students throughout their academic journey by cultivating a strong community, providing opportunities for professional development, and community engagement through outreach events. To achieve this goal, we provide academic and professional resources through information sessions, panel discussions, seminars/journal club, networking events/conferences, and individualized mentoring. In addition, we promote chemistry throughout our local community through education at local schools and community colleges.

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American Medical Women's Association (AMWA)

The American Medical Women's Association is a multispecialty organization that has served as a national platform for representing the voice and vision of women in medicine since 1915. The UT Southwestern chapter sponsors and organizes mentorship and networking opportunities with female physicians, as well as events that highlight women's health issues like domestic violence, breast cancer, and teen pregnancy. AMWA membership is open to all students and is dedicated to providing a sense of empowerment and community for its members.

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American Muslim Women's Physicians Association

The AMWPA UTSW chapter aims to promote networking, leadership, and mentorship among students pursuing a career in medicine through research opportunities, community service events, and preventive health campaigns. This chapter follows the mission of the American Muslim Women Physicians Association in improving the condition of women's health, provide a platform for Muslim women in medicine, and raise the awareness of issues regarding community welfare.

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Anesthesiology Interest Group (ASIG)

The Anesthesiology Interest Group's goal is to foster medical student interest in anesthesiology and its diverse subspecialties. We provide educational opportunities through guest lectures, skill development via hands-on workshops, and guidance through mentorship programs and networking opportunities. Additionally, we facilitate meaningful clinical exposure to help students gain firsthand insight into the practice of anesthesiology and the role it plays in patient care.

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Association of Neuropsychology Students in Training (ANST)

Founded in fall 2017, ANST is a national organization for students interested in the field of neuropsychology. This organization promotes three values: knowledge, community, and leadership. The ANST chapter at UT Southwestern focuses on knowledge through neuropsychology-related lectures and fact-finding seminars, community through outreach opportunities and social events, and leadership through opportunities to serve as ANST officers. We emphasize both adult and pediatric neuropsychology and welcome all students and faculty to our events.

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Biomedical Engineering Society (BMES)

Founded in fall 2018, the Mission of this chapter shall be to promote and foster professional development of biomedical engineering students through organized study, research, community outreach, and social discussion of the fields of biomedical engineering - both with respect to academia and industry - as well as the dissemination of knowledge thereby gained. These goals shall be fostered by a vigorous association with the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences (the "Graduate School"), as well as with the Biomedical Engineering Program (the "Program") and Department of Biomedical Engineering.

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Biotechnology Club

Founded in summer 2018, the Biotechnology Club at UT Southwestern aims to connect and educate its members on careers and opportunities in biotechnology, while building a network that bridges the gap between the academia and biotechnology sectors. The Biotech Club will accomplish this mission by hosting recruiters, interactive seminars, on-site visits of local biotech companies, networking events, and other activities that promote and support these goals. Members will receive priority invitations to events, the first notified of internship/employment opportunities, and connect with our growing network of academic and industry professionals.

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Black Postdoctoral Association at UT Southwestern

Founded in fall 2023, 0ne of the major impediments to the advancement of Black postdoctoral scientists within the UTSW community is isolation. Black postdocs are effectively siloed within their respective departments and centers throughout the UTSW community, highlighting a critical need to establish a network capable of unifying the talented pool of Black postdoctoral trainees and rectifying the poor retention and suboptimal career advancement. We aim to create a sustained, supportive, and robust professional community network. We intend for the UTSW Black Postdoctoral Association (BPA) to promote a sense of connectedness throughout the UTSW community. The BPA will provide a space for the exchange of information and opportunities that will enhance the social wellbeing, research advancement, and professional development of its members. While our mission is centered around addressing the needs of Black postdocs, we encourage people from all races and ethnic backgrounds to join in support of their fellow Black colleagues.

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Bone Marrow Failure (BMF) Research Group

The BMF research group aims to engage medical students and internal medicine residents at UTSW in research activities by organizing a group and facilitating regular biweekly research project meetings. Additionally, they plan to hold monthly research project presentation meetings. These gatherings will serve as a platform for medical students to present their data, receive valuable feedback, and enhance their research for potential submissions to national and international conferences. The group will also encourage students to apply for trainee level grants and provide support in preparing manuscripts for peer-reviewed publications. Furthermore, the group intends to invite external collaborators to these meetings, creating opportunities for broader discussions and exposing students to a diverse range of research topics. The ultimate goal of these collaborations is to inspire and empower the upcoming generation of hematologists while simultaneously addressing the shortage of bone marrow failure providers.

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Building Resilience in Medicine

This organization is affiliated with the Building Resilience in Medicine and Preventing Burnout elective, which will be offered in Fall 2023. The elective aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills needed to incorporate emotional wellness and resilience in their lives and careers. We hope to create a space where students feel comfortable participating in activities and exploring topics related to wellness and resilience.

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Cardiology Interest Group (CIG)

Founded in Fall 2009, the Cardiology Interest Group carries the purpose of increasing awareness and education in the field of cardiology. Through our activities, we hope to spread health knowledge about cardiology to the community at large. We will also provide students with opportunities to network with cardiologists, gain experience through clinical shadowing and scientific research, and participate in enriching training through the SIM Center. CIG aims to create opportunities for faculty mentorship as well.

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Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgery Interest Group

The Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgery Interest Group aims to educate medical students about the exciting field of thoracic surgery and provide opportunities for research and mentorship. The organization will host lunch talks, panels, and skills training throughout the academic year.

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Dermatology Interest Group (DIG)

Founded in spring 2003, the Dermatology Interest Group provides accurate information regarding dermatology residency programs and careers in dermatology with a goal to optimize interactions between medical students and the faculty. Our group works to provide a forum for exchanging ideas and experiences related to education, research, and patient service in dermatology.

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Emergency Medicine Interest Group (EMIG)

The Emergency Medicine Interest Group (EMIG) is open to all medical students, particularly those with an interest in Emergency Medicine. The goal of this group is to expose students to the field of Emergency Medicine early in their education and encourage exploration of the field. Past group-sponsored activities have included clinical skills workshops (airway management, ultrasound, and suturing), lunch talks from expert faculty on pre-clerkship-relevant cases and subspecialties, and ongoing opportunities to shadow in the emergency departments at Parkland Memorial Hospital and Children’s Medical Center Dallas.

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Endocrinology Student Interest Group

Founded in spring 2024, the mission of the Endocrinology Student Interest Group is to provide medical students opportunities to engage in the field of endocrinology through exposure to physicians in the field, simulation of procedures completed by endocrinologists, and service opportunities to interact with and provide for our community.

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Family Medicine Student Interest Group

The Family Medicine Interest Group at UT Southwestern strives to be the leading student force of innovation, education, and betterment at our school and within our communities through leadership in primary care education, exposure to family medicine, community outreach, and unification of subspecialty interest groups for the ultimate goal of better health care in the world.

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Future Residents of Obstetrics & Gynecology (FROGS)

The Future Residents of Obstetrics and Gynecology (FROGS) is an organization designed to bring together medical students interested in Ob/Gyn with residents and faculty through mentorship, education, and service. We also collaborate with the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) and other groups to promote the growth of the Ob/Gyn field in Texas.

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Gastroenterology Interest Group

Founded in fall 2022, the Gastroenterology Interest Group hopes to engage fellow medical students in exploring careers in internal medicine, as well as gastroenterology and hepatology. We provide case studies with UTSW faculty, shadowing opportunities, and a chance to engage with faculty about their clinical practice, research interests, and general lives as gastroenterologists.

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Genetic Counseling Student Association

Founded in 2025, the Genetic Counseling Student Association (GCSA) is a professional student organization that is committed to advancing genetic counseling and health equity through genetics education, psychosocial counseling, and research. Our goal is to engage with patients, caregivers, providers, and trainees to promote access to genetic counseling and outcomes for patients and families with genetic conditions in the community.

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Geriatrics Interest Group (GIG)

The Geriatrics Interest Group is an organization focused on health issues facing the older adult population. Being confident in communicating with and evaluating older adult patients is key in providing optimal care in almost every specialty. GIG is clinically focused with monthly case discussions, volunteering opportunities, and shadowing experiences. The monthly meetings are led by a knowledgeable geriatrician who guides the group on applying the relevant topics in our medial school curriculum to everyday practice.

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Health Informatics Students, Leaders and Alumni (HISLA)

Founded in Spring 2024, HISLA — Health Informatics Students, Leaders & Alumni — is a student organization at UT Southwestern Medical Center focused on helping students land jobs in health informatics. We bring in alumni and professionals who are already working in the field to talk about what the market actually looks like: which roles exist, what employers are hiring for, and how people got there. Through career-focused events, alumni and industry panels, and job search support, HISLA helps students turn a degree into a career. Health informatics is a small field, and most opportunities move through people who already know each other — HISLA exists to make sure our students are in those conversations. Open to all students interested in health informatics, no experience required.

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Hematology Oncology Medical Education Society (HOMES)

Founded in Spring 2011, HOMES seeks to increase student knowledge of and exposure to the field of Hematology-Oncology in adult and pediatric patients through clinically and research-oriented talks by faculty and practicing physicians. The Society also coordinates opportunities to gain experience by shadowing and interacting with patients. Our mission is to connect students to the field of oncology, the professionals who work in it, and the patients who experience it.

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Hematology Research Interest Group

Founded in fall 2025, the primary objective of the Hematology Research Interest Group is to engage medical students (max 14 annually, IM/pediatric residents (max 4 annually), and hematology/oncology, hematopathology fellows (max 4 annually) at UT Southwestern in both research and clinical activities, fostering interest in hematology and cancer. Over two years, participants will develop research projects, receive mentorship, and refine their work to generate high-quality cancer research publications. This will be coupled with hands-on clinical experiences and exposure to the multidisciplinary aspects of hematology.

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The Hippocratic Society

The Hippocratic Society founded at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center fall 2024 is dedicated to fostering the ethical and professional growth of its members. Through collaborative study, discussion, and mentor experience, members focus on historical and modern situations that exemplify virtue ethics such as courage, generosity, humility, and sincerity in a medical context, while actively working to develop these qualities within themselves. The Society encourages fair, thoughtful, and open discussions on the critical issues facing today's medical professionals. By engaging in public dialogue on complex topics, the Hippocratic Society strives for collective reasoning which can guide medical practitioners to better serve their patients and uphold the principles of their profession.

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Infectious Disease Interest Group (IDIG)

The Infectious Disease Interest Group founded in spring 2014 aims to increase students' exposure and knowledge of the infectious disease subspecialty through lunchtime presentations on various topics related to the field and interactions with infectious disease specialists through shadowing opportunities. We strive to raise awareness about infectious disease management within every specialty and within global health.

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John Paul North Society

Serving as the official organization for physician assistant (PA) students, the John Paul North Society promotes academic achievement and clinical excellence and champions PAs as members of the health care team. In all aspects of its function, the Society pursues integrity, equality, dignity, and competence for the physician assistant as a health care provider. Through education and interaction with our community, we promote the role and contribution of PAs in the 21st century.

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Medical Education Innovation Studio

Founded in fall 2025, Medical-Education Innovation Studio is dedicated to transforming medical education by blending evidence-based strategies with innovative technology that align with today's clinical realities. We serve as a collaborative hub where students, educators, and clinicians come together to enhance learner engagement, improve clinical competency.

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Medicine/Pediatrics Student Interest Group (MPSIG)

Founded spring 2014, the goal of the Medicine/Pediatrics Student Interest Group (MPSIG) is to increase awareness of combined internal medicine/pediatrics training and career opportunities in the local community, create educational sessions to build medical students’ knowledge and skills in areas particularly relevant to medicine/pediatrics, and to provide a support system for those considering careers in combined internal medicine/pediatrics We offer shadowing opportunities and host monthly discussions relevant to what students are currently learning through the UTSW curriculum.

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Ophthalmology Student Interest Group (OphthoSIG)

Founded in fall 2010, OphthoSIG is a group of students who are interested in ophthalmology and seek to provide opportunities for engaging in the specialty through clinical experiences, research, and community service.

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Organization of Student Representatives at UT Southwestern (OSR)

The OSR is the student branch of the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC). The OSR is charged with the representation of the U.S. undergraduate medical student body to the academic medicine community; the OSR's constituency comprises all medical students. The OSR provides medical students with an active role in achieving AAMC's mission to improve the nation's health through the advancement of academic medicine. Additionally, the OSR seeks to ensure that students actively participate in directing their educations, preserving their rights, and delineating their professional responsibilities. To this end the OSR provides medical students with a voice in academic medicine at a national level and strives to foster student involvement and awareness in this area at a local level.

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Orthopedic Surgery Interest Group (OSIG)

Formed in spring 2004, OSIG promotes interest in orthopedic surgery by helping students gain exposure to the field through guest speakers, workshops, student panels, research opportunities, and shadowing.

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Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery Interest Group (OHNSIG)

Founded in fall 2011, the OHNSIG is a student-run organization aimed at providing guidance and information for students interested in pursuing a career in otolaryngology. A variety of meetings are held throughout the year to discuss practical information about applying to residency, opportunities in subspecialty training, and a perspective on private versus academic practice. Hands-on clinics and interactive discussion groups promote clinical knowledge and application of physical exam skills, radiology interpretation, and patient management. Student and resident panels provide discussion about selected topics, including research opportunities, the match process, and residency information. The group also aims to serve as a point of contact between students and faculty members by facilitating mentorship and shadowing opportunities.

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Paul Quinn Primary Care Project

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Pathology Society

Founded in 2009, the Pathology Society's goal is to further medical student involvement in the diverse and interesting world of pathology. The Pathology Society provides information about residency programs and careers in pathology, introduce students to various subspecialties, and encourage interaction between medical students, residents, and in the UT Southwestern community.

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Pediatrics Interest Group (PIG)

A special interest group founded in 1997, PIG seeks to promote an interest in pediatrics among medical students through engaging monthly presentations and discussions on relevant pediatric topics by current pediatricians in the area. We continue to promote pediatric research, the summer preceptorship programs in pediatrics, and other opportunities available to students.

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Phi Delta Epsilon Medical Fraternity

Founded in fall 2023, Phi Delta Epsilon Medical Fraternity creates physicians of integrity with a lifelong commitment to our guiding principles: Philanthropy, Deity, Education and Equity.

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Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Student Interest Group (PM&R SIG)

PM&R SIG is a student organization affiliated with the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation dedicated to the following goals: to raise awareness of PM&R's role in patient care; to educate the medical student population on PM&R topics; to create opportunities for student participation in PM&R activities; and to serve as a resource for students interested in pursuing PM&R.

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Physical Therapy Association (PTA)

The Physical Therapy Association is an organization dedicated to upholding the American Physical Therapy Association's core values through education seminars and outreach projects. Our goal is to promote the professional growth and development of UT Southwestern physical therapy students in order to prepare them for future responsibilities within the profession.

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Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Interest Group (PRSIG)

The PRSIG was established in spring 2010 to provide a resource where all interested students may explore the diverse fields present within plastic and reconstructive surgery. This student-run organization holds numerous activities throughout the year, including an open house, suture clinics, resident panels, and lectures from leaders in the field of plastic and reconstructive surgery. We hope our organization will enable students to further pursue their interest in PRS while learning more about the groundbreaking work being done here at UT Southwestern.

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Prosthetics and Orthotics Program

It is our mission to create an environment conducive to learning in a clinical and ethical context in order to educate our students in the areas of patient care, leadership, communication and research. Additionally, it is our mission to update the local medical community with current prosthetic and orthotic technology and techniques.

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Psychiatry Student Interest Group

The Southwestern Medical School Psychiatry Club was formed in 1981. PsychSIG aims to build awareness about the discipline of psychiatry among medical students at UT Southwestern. We provide information about careers in psychiatry, introduce students to subfields within psychiatry, provide discussions and presentations on relevant topics in psychiatry, and help medical students make connections with both faculty and residents. We want to increase the awareness of the vibrancy and excitement of a career or an interest in psychiatry.

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Psychology Student Research Committee (SRC)

Established in fall 2017, the Psychology SRC is a student-run organization that aims to enrich students' research experiences by providing resources to facilitate research, offering didactic opportunities, and broadening research collaborations through a team-based science approach.

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Public Health Interest Group

Founded in spring 2023 the Public Health Interest Group at UT Southwestern provides students with opportunities to learn more about careers in public health and to connect students with opportunities in research and community health work. Topics that are explored by the group include, but are not limited to epidemiology, environmental health, biostatistics, health policy, and social determinants of health. Our group will organize guest speakers, panels, volunteer events and research opportunities for students interested in public health.

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Quality Improvement Interest Group

Founded in summer 2014 at UT Southwestern, the Quality Improvement Interest Group’s goal is to advance students understanding and commitment to improving healthcare through quality improvement, public health initiatives, and policy. We work with the office of Quality Improvement and Patient Safety to offer lunch talks, mentorship, electives, and project opportunities to help students work toward their goal of healthcare improvement.

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Radiation Oncology Student Interest Group (ROSIG)

Established in spring 2010 to expose UT Southwestern medical students to the field of radiation oncology, the organization offers shadowing opportunities, lunch lectures, and research development in the Department of Radiation Oncology. We strive to guide students' interest in the field.

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Radiology Interest Group (RIG)

Founded in 2005, RIG provides a first look into radiology through lectures, panels, and interactive discussions with residents and radiologists. Members are provided with exposure to the various fields of radiology and receive mentorship to support their journey towards becoming radiologists.

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Seldin Society for Internal Medicine (SSIM)

The Seldin Society for Internal Medicine is an organization that brings together students interested in internal medicine and the medical subspecialties. Our goal is to provide students with the resources and opportunities they need to build long-lasting relationships with other students and faculty within this field of medicine. With that goal in mind, we organize a number of annual professional forums, as well as formal and informal social events. For example, each year we hold Boxed Lunch Socials where we bring faculty from a wide variety of medical specialties to hold small group discussions with students in an informal setting. Another popular event we host every year is the Residency Panel where we invite residency directors from the Dallas area. Membership is open to all UT Southwestern students. Applications to general-tier leadership positions will be available in the beginning of each academic year.

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Student Association of Nutrition and Dietetics (SAND)

SAND is a professional student organization dedicated to promoting nutrition and healthy living throughout the UT Southwestern campus and community; developing both professional and educational relationships among faculty, students, local health professionals, and the clinical nutrition student body; and echoing the mission and vision of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics to provide evidence-based recommendations.

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Student Interest Group in Neurology (SIGN)

Founded in fall 1999, the Student Interest Group in Neurology (SIGN) at UT Southwestern is dedicated to fostering early interest in the field of neurology through meaningful opportunities in clinical exposure, research, mentorship, and professional development. Our mission is to support medical students exploring careers in neurology by providing access to shadowing experiences, hands-on research opportunities, and connections with faculty mentors. Through educational events, networking, and extracurricular opportunities, we aim to cultivate the next generation of neurologists committed to advancing neurological care, discovery, and advocacy.

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Teaching and Science Communication Club (TaSC)

Founded in Spring 2014 and updated in 2023, Teaching and Science Communication (TaSC) Club provides a link for trainees to acquire and advance their skills in communication, engagement, and education with diverse audiences. Our mission is focused on improving training in scientific communication and education, providing career development opportunities by serving our community through skill-based workshops and scientific outreach.

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Texas Medical Association/American Medical Association (TMA/AMA)

The Texas Medical Association and the American Medical Association are two of the most influential and impactful professional organizations of physicians and medical students dedicated to addressing issues in all aspects of medicine, including patients' rights, collective bargaining for physicians, and the continual improvement of health care and related sectors. The UT Southwestern Chapter of the TMA/AMA actively authors resolutions to effect changes in state and U.S. policy, designs community outreach as a driver of policy formulation, and contributes to local, state, and national advocacy campaigns to bolster the political education of medical students. Through TMA/AMA, students can and have made a difference in physicians' and patients' day-to-day lives. As members, students have an enormous outlet to engage in advocacy, political education, and grassroots political action; opportunities for leadership at the local, state, and national levels; and chances to work with some of the most influential thought leaders in the field of medicine today.

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Texas Taiwanese Biotechnology Association, UTSW Chapter (TBBA)

Despite a large Taiwanese population in biology-related fields in Texas, there is a lack of professional organizations. Therefore, a vibrant group of graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, and researchers from UT Southwestern, Baylor College of Medicine, MD Anderson Cancer Center, UT Health Science Center at Houston, Rice University, UT Austin, and Texas A&M University established the Texas Taiwanese Biotechnology Association in 2014. The mission of the UT Southwestern Chapter of TTBA is to facilitate intellectual conversation and networking among young Taiwanese biomedical scientists and foster their career development. Through TTBA, we seek to unite young Taiwanese biomedical scientists in Texas. We then are able to voice for ourselves, build up new connections, and share science news and job information. In addition, successful predecessors are capable of exchanging experience with each other and passing down practical knowledge to our members. We hope to promote practicable collaboration by bridging the gap within academia and between academia and industry and contribute to enterprise development.

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Trauma Surgery Students Society (TS3)

Founded in fall 2010, the Trauma Surgery Student Society (TSSS) encourages students interested in trauma surgery and related disciplines by exposing them to the continuum of care for the acutely injured patient. We work to advance member interest through facilitating participation in research, shadowing, job talks, and volunteer activities within the Trauma Surgery department and related disciplines.

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Urology Student Interest Group

Founded in Spring 2011, the Urology Student Interest Group (USIG) is open to all students interested in exploring the dynamic field of urology. USIG provides opportunities for clinical, surgical, and research exposure through faculty lectures, resident panels, shadowing experiences, mentorship, and research connections. Our mission is to support students interested in urology while fostering meaningful relationships with faculty, residents, and peers.

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Wilson Surgical Society (WSS)

The Wilson Surgical Society, named after an early Chairman of the Department of Surgery, was founded in 1994. The Society functions to provide students interested in general surgery and the surgical subspecialties with more insight and information regarding the field of surgery. Activities organized by the Wilson Surgical Society include meetings, practical skills training, and mentoring programs. The Wilson Surgical Society is open to all those interested in general surgery and the surgical subspecialties as well as individuals who would simply like to receive more information about the field of surgery and learn some basic surgical skills.

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Women in Orthopedic Surgery

Founded in spring 2024, we aim to provide the professional development of women in orthopedics throughout all stages of their medical school careers.

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Women in Science and Medicine Advisory Committee - Student Representation (WISMAC)

WISMAC is a UT Southwestern Medical Center institutional standing committee composed of appointed representatives of the faculty, administration, fellows, and student body. WISMAC provides advice and initiatives on issues related to women in science and medicine, with the ultimate goal to improve UT Southwestern for everyone.

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