This 15-minute training is available on Taleo Learn. To access the training, log into Taleo using your UTSW I.D. and password and enter the term "Localist" in the Find a Training search box. Select the course titled Events Calendar (Localist) Admin Training. Upon completion of the training, fill out and submit the Administrator Access Form to request admin access to the calendar.

About the Training

Learn how to add and publish events to the UT Southwestern events calendar. Whether you're new to Localist or need a refresher course, this on-demand training offers something for everyone.

You will learn:

calendar requirements for brand and accessibility conformancebest practices regarding contentimage requirementshow to modify your published eventhow to promote your event and more!

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Meet with professionals working in Quality & Operational Excellence to learn how they can be a resource or partner for your team!

Please join us this month for our Quality & OpEx Q&A Virtual Session to assist you and your department in answering any questions you may have about your quality improvement initiatives. This is an open forum, “come and go”, two-hour-long event where you can ask questions and get input from experts on our teams.

Our teams can assist you with any of the following quality improvement needs:

Patient Safety & Psychological Safety QuestionsInfection Prevention and ControlOpioid Safety and Controlled SubstancesPatient Experience & Best PracticesOperational Excellence & Transformation / Performance Improvement (PI) TrainingCelebration of Excellence Event & Poster QuestionsPublic Reporting / Health PromotionData Visualization / Tell Your Story with DataBalanced Scorecard QuestionsOperational Plan Guidance

Our experts will include members from the following Quality & OpEx teams:

Patient Safety Infection Prevention Opioid Safety Patient Experience Data Analytics & Insights Public Reporting & Health Promotion Physician Advisor Services Quality & Outcomes Registries Operational Excellence & Transformation / PI Training Academic Performance Excellence

Invite others from your department or project teams to get the information you need to accelerate your work. If you have any questions or specific concerns, please contact us at HealthSystemQualityOpEx@utsouthwestern.edu, and we will be happy to address them.

Thank you, and we look forward to seeing you at the Quality & OpEx Q&A Virtual Session!

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Presented by Phillip Zhe Sun, Ph.D.

Phillip Zhe Sun, Ph.D., is a professor in the Department of Radiology and Imaging Sciences at Emory University School of Medicine. Dr. Sun serves as director of the Imaging Center at Emory National Biomedical Research Center.

Dr. Sun is a member of the Discovery and Developmental Therapeutics Research Program at Winship Cancer Institute. Dr. Sun earned his Ph.D. in the Radiological Science Joint Program from the Division of Health Sciences and Technology, Harvard University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge, Massachusetts. He completed his postdoctoral training at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland.

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The Office Hours will be recorded for reference and posted in the teams channel.

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Ethical Considerations for Conducting Health Research During Armed Conflict

Speaker: Emily E. Anderson, Ph.D., M.P.H.

Professor of Bioethics in the Neiswanger Institute for Bioethics and Healthcare Leadership at Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine

Abstract: Worldwide, wars continue, significantly impacting public health. Continuing health research is ethically imperative and critically needed to document and understand the health effects of war and to develop and test effective interventions to promote health and treat illness under extreme conditions. Yet conducting research in settings of armed conflict is both logistically and ethically challenging. This presentation will review the unique risks to and vulnerabilities of potential research participants, methodological challenges that will threaten data integrity, risks to researchers, and challenges for research ethics review. Analysis of ethical issues will be informed by in-depth interviews with researchers working in conflict settings worldwide. Gaps in guidance for research in conflict settings will also be discussed as well as recommendations for supporting researchers and protecting participants. Importantly, considering the ethics of health during war yields lessons for all research in limited resource settings.

CME

This activity has been approved for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™ (including medical ethics and/or professional responsibility).

NCPD

UT Southwestern Medical Center is accredited as a provider of nursing professional development by the American Nurses Credentialing Center's Commission on Accreditation.

This activity is awarded 1.0 credit hour.

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Use Copilot to support project and committee work, including planning, communication, coordination, and follow-up. Participants will explore ways Copilot can help improve clarity, alignment, and accountability across collaborative work.

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Sponsored by Simmons Comprehensive Cancer Center

" Reinventing HER2: From Binary to Spectrum to Precision ADC Therapy"

Paolo Tarantino, M.D., Ph.D.

Breast Cancer Oncologist

Advanced Fellow, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute | Harvard Medical School

Tuesday, September 8th | 4:00pm

NB5.124 Seminar Room ( In Person Preferred)

ZOOM | Meeting ID: 926 6176 5502 | Passcode: 489650

About Dr. Paolo Tarantino:

Paolo Tarantino is a breast medical oncologist and advanced fellow at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Harvard Medical School in Boston, MA. He received his medical degree from the University Federico II of Naples, Italy, and completed his medical oncology training at the University of Milan, where he also earned a PhD in Clinical Research.

Dr. Tarantino’s research focuses on antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs), with particular interest in biomarker development and strategies to optimize ADC use across solid tumors. He has authored more than 130 scientific publications and is actively involved in multiple clinical and translational studies investigating ADC-based treatment approaches.

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Rhythm, Power, and Motivational! Step into a high-energy, music-driven ride.This class blends rhythm, resistance, and performance coaching to push you past limits and leave you stronger every time you ride.

Reserve a bike here (no more than 40 hours in advance)

Day Passes - $6

ID required - Anyone with a UT Southwestern Medical Center ID card is eligible to purchase a day pass. Please present it at the time of purchase.A day pass allows you to access Student Center facilities and fitness classes.

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This 15-minute training is available on Taleo Learn. To access the training, log into Taleo using your UTSW I.D. and password and enter the term "Localist" in the Find a Training search box. Select the course titled Events Calendar (Localist) Admin Training. Upon completion of the training, fill out and submit the Administrator Access Form to request admin access to the calendar.

About the Training

Learn how to add and publish events to the UT Southwestern events calendar. Whether you're new to Localist or need a refresher course, this on-demand training offers something for everyone.

You will learn:

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Claudia Bruguera Torres, M.D.
Pediatric Anesthesiologist
Golisano Children's Hospital
Buffalo, New York

"Pharmacogenetic susceptibility in the Venezuelan population: Navigating anesthetic risk with a new mitochondrial DNA variant"

This activity has been approved for AMA PRA Category 1 CreditsTM

Please contact Brian Frasure if you have questions or concerns

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presented by

Mona A. Robbins, PhD, ABPP

Board Certified in Clinical Health Psychology
Adjunct Associate Professor, Department of Psychiatry
University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center

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Speaker:

Lauren Sankary, M.A., J.D.
Assistant Professor
Department of Neurological Surgery
UT Southwestern Medical Center

About Lauren Sankary:

Professor Sankary holds a master's degree from Case Western Reserve, where she also earned her law degree. Her research applies legal, qualitative, and empirical bioethics research methods to investigate ethical issues in clinical research involving vulnerable patient populations, drawing upon her direct experience supporting informed consent as a clinical ethicist and research consent monitor for participants enrolling in neurological research.

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We’ll discuss:

Why saving for college mattersCommon questionsWays to saveHow to avoid excessive debt when considering loansTips to get started

Sponsored by the Benefits & Wellness Department

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Featuring:

Chicken Spinach Alfredo

Sweet Italian Sausage and Peppers

Lasagna Ravioli (Vegetarian)

Herbed Pasta

Artisan Pizza Bar & Garlic Toast
From Pepperoni, Meat lovers, Veggie, Chicken Bacon Ranch*Contains Dairy

Buffet price: $15.99 per person + sales tax
UTSW discounted price: $12.79 per person + sales tax

Please use the following link to view the menu under North Campus- Skyline 14 Buffet- View Buffet Menu

https://www.utsouthwestern.edu/employees/campus-services/dining/

Please note: Menu items are subject to change based on availability.

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By the end of this session, participants will be able to:

Explain the purpose and scope of accessibility within the organization, including key policies and expectations.Recognize and name at least two core accessibility practices (e.g., document structure, alt text, color contrast, captions, or clear language) used in common work materials.Identify 1-2 practical ways to incorporate accessibility into daily workflows and know how to request support when needed.

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Title of Talk: "Catch me if you can: cell-autonomous immunity and bacterial escape"

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Presented by:

Rakesh Karmacharya, M.D., Ph.D.
Associate Professor at Harvard Medical School

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W. Lee Kraus, Ph.D.
Professor and Director
Green Center for Reproductive Biology Sciences
UT Southwestern Medical Center

The Green Center for Reproductive Biology Sciences invites you to join us for our series of basic science lectures for clinical fellows. These lectures, given by Green Center faculty, are for anyone who is interested in topics in gene regulation and reproductive biology and their clinical significance.

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This 15-minute training is available on Taleo Learn. To access the training, log into Taleo using your UTSW I.D. and password and enter the term "Localist" in the Find a Training search box. Select the course titled Events Calendar (Localist) Admin Training. Upon completion of the training, fill out and submit the Administrator Access Form to request admin access to the calendar.

About the Training

Learn how to add and publish events to the UT Southwestern events calendar. Whether you're new to Localist or need a refresher course, this on-demand training offers something for everyone.

You will learn:

calendar requirements for brand and accessibility conformancebest practices regarding contentimage requirementshow to modify your published eventhow to promote your event and more!

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Are you passionate about improving the quality of care, services, and support for older adults? The Geriatric Council is a collaborative group dedicated to enhancing the health, safety, dignity, and well-being of our senior population.

By attending, you'll have the opportunity to:

Share ideas and best practices for serving older adults.Learn about current initiatives, resources, and community needs.Collaborate with multidisciplinary professionals who are committed to excellence in geriatric care.Help identify opportunities for improvement and drive meaningful change.Stay informed about trends, challenges, and innovations impacting the aging population.Whether you work directly with seniors or simply have an interest in advocating for their needs, your voice and perspective are valuable. Together, we can create a stronger, more supportive environment for the older adults we serve.

Join us and be part of the conversation that shapes better care and better outcomes for our aging community.

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Speaker:

John Alexander Horton, D.O.
Infectious Diseases Fellow
Wake Forest University School of Medicine

About John Alexander Horton:

Dr. Horton holds a bachelor's degree in physiology from Seattle Pacific University. He earned his medical degree from the Campbell University School of Osteopathic Medicine and completed internal medicine residency training at the University of Minnesota.

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Hani Gabra, M.D., Ph.D.

Emeritus Professor of Medical Oncology, Imperial College London

Founder and CSO, Papyrus Therapeutics

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Agenda:

New SPA Staff

SPA Certification Program Update

Salary & Wage Attestation Reminder

Fringe Benefit Rate Changes

Cost Transfer Updates

Patient Status Updates

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Please bring your friends, come hungry, and don't forget your cash. All proceeds will benefit local Texas charities through the SECC.

*While supplies last.*

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Title: The Challenges and Opportunities of Functional MRI

Speaker:

Peter Bandettini

Chief, Section on Functional Imaging Methods

Director, Functional MRI Facility

National Institutes of Mental Health

Bethesda, MD

Join via Zoom - Joint Radiology and AIRC Research Grand Rounds 2026-2027

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Speaker:

Foluso Joy Ogunsile, M.D.
Medical Director, Sickle Cell Medical Home
Memorial Healthcare System

About Foluso Ogunsile:

Dr. Ogunsile received her medical degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and completed internal medicine residency training at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee. She then obtained fellowship training in hematology at Johns Hopkins Unversity in Baltimore, Maryland.

Dr. Ogunsile currently serves as Medical Director of the Adult Sickle Cell Medical Home at the Memorial Healthcare System, where she provides longitudinal care for approximately 350 adults with sickle cell disease. In this role, she supervises advanced practice providers and a multidisciplinary care team, develop and implement institutional clinical protocols and workflows, and lead system-wide education, community engagement, and clinical trial participation. This work has required close collaboration with hospital leadership and a focus on scalable, high-quality models of adult sickle cell care.

Previously, she was an Assistant Professor of Medicine at the University of Alabama at Birmingham and a faculty member of the UAB Sickle Cell Center. she co-directed the UAB Sickle Cell E-Consult and ECHO Programs, expanding access to subspecialty expertise and supporting regional providers caring for individuals with sickle cell disease. Her academic work includes peer-reviewed research on cardiopulmonary complications, metabolic risk, pregnancy-related outcomes, and health system innovation in sickle cell disease, with publications in the British Journal of Haematology and American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology. She has received extramural and institutional funding as Principal Investigator and Sub-site Principal Investigator, including NIH/NHLBI-supported programs.

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Speaker:

Hani Suleiman, M.D., Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Internal Medicine
Division of Nephrology
UT Southwestern Medical Center

About Hani Suleiman:

Originally from Syria, Dr. Suleiman earned his medical degree from Damascus University Faculty of Medicine. He completed his doctoral degree at the University of Regensburg in Germany and received postdoctoral training at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis.

Dr. Suleiman develops and adapts new research tools to better understand how cells work. His research focuses on podocytes, specialized cells in the kidney that play a critical role in filtering waste from the blood. Because podocytes have a complex structure, they provide a valuable model for studying how cells maintain their shape, remain stable, and communicate with their surroundings. His work explores the proteins that support cell structure and movement, as well as how cells interact with the surrounding tissues that help anchor and support them.

He joined the UT Southwestern faculty in 2024 after serving as an Assistant Professor at Washington University in St. Louis.

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Rhythm, Power, and Motivational! Step into a high-energy, music-driven ride.This class blends rhythm, resistance, and performance coaching to push you past limits and leave you stronger every time you ride.

Reserve a bike here (no more than 40 hours in advance)

Day Passes - $6

ID required - Anyone with a UT Southwestern Medical Center ID card is eligible to purchase a day pass. Please present it at the time of purchase.A day pass allows you to access Student Center facilities and fitness classes.

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This 15-minute training is available on Taleo Learn. To access the training, log into Taleo using your UTSW I.D. and password and enter the term "Localist" in the Find a Training search box. Select the course titled Events Calendar (Localist) Admin Training. Upon completion of the training, fill out and submit the Administrator Access Form to request admin access to the calendar.

About the Training

Learn how to add and publish events to the UT Southwestern events calendar. Whether you're new to Localist or need a refresher course, this on-demand training offers something for everyone.

You will learn:

calendar requirements for brand and accessibility conformancebest practices regarding contentimage requirementshow to modify your published eventhow to promote your event and more!

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Lecture Title: The Many Faces of Ocular Herpes: Cornea, Uvea, Retina, and Beyond

Learning Objectives:
1. To describe the spectrum of ocular diseases caused by herpes viruses
2. To differentiate herpetic ocular disease from common mimichers

The UTSW Medical Center designates this live activity for a maximum of 3.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits TM.

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Speaker:

Elena Hsieh, M.D.
Associate Professor of Pediatrics and Internal Medicine
Division Chief, Allergy & Immunology
UT Southwestern Medical Center

About Elena Hsieh:

Dr. Hsieh received her medical degree from the University of California San Francisco and completed pediatrics residency training at the University of California Los Angeles. She then received fellowship training in pediatric allergy and immunology at Stanford University.

As an active physician-scientist specializing in inborn errors of immunity, with a focus on defining the molecular and cellular mechanisms that drive immune dysregulation. Her research leverages high-dimensional single-cell and multi-omic approaches to identify pathogenic pathways and translate these discoveries into precision, pathway-targeted therapies. Her work has led to the identification and mechanistic characterization of novel immune dysregulation disorders, including defining the role of IL2RB, LCK, and other T-cell receptor signaling defects in human disease, providing key insights into immune homeostasis and autoimmunity and informing the development of targeted immunotherapies. 

By bridging rare genetic disorders to more common conditions, her research has advanced understanding of diseases such as lupus and inflammatory bowel disease and informed the development of targeted therapeutic strategies. Her program is continuously supported by the National Institutes of Health and major foundations, including the Lupus Research Alliance and Arthritis Foundation.  

Prior to joining UT Southwestern, Dr. Hsieh was an Associate Professor at the University of Colorado Anschutz School of Medicine, where she directed the Jeffrey Modell Diagnostic and Research Center for Primary Immunodeficiencies and led a Federation of Clinical Immunology Societies (FOCIS) Center of Excellence.

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Don't miss the chance to prioritize your health. Early detection is key when it comes to breast cancer. Annual screenings are recommended for women beginning at age 40.

You'll find the unit parked between the Professional Office Building (OPB) parking garage and the Outpatient Building (WA) from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.

To secure your spot, preregister by calling 214-645-2560.

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This workshop will offer practical insights to help you better understand and strategically navigate the academic job market. Be sure to RSVP to secure your seat!

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The New PE Playbook: Updated Guidelines, PERT, and the Future of Pulmonary Embolism Care

Speakers:

Sonja Bartolome, M.D.
Professor, Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine; Director, Pulmonary Vascular Disease Program

Brandon Jakubowski, M.D.
Assistant Professor, Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine; Associate Director, Pulmonary Vascular Disease Program

Rafael Cires-Drouet, M.D.
Associate Professor, Division of Vascular Medicine

Patrick Sutphin, M.D., Ph.D.
Associate Professor, Radiology; Division Chief, Vascular and Interventional Radiology

Join us for this multidisciplinary Critical Care Ground Rounds lecture at UT Southwestern Medical Center and learn from esteemed experts in the field. Sponsored by the Critical Care QAPI.

Friday, September 11

Lunch: 11:30 a.m.-Noon

Lecture: Noon-1 p.m.

William P. Clements Jr. University Hospital
Lecture Hall – 02.138

Lunch will be provided.

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Stop by one of our SECC pop-up events across campus and at regional locations to support the Texas State Employee Charitable Campaign (SECC), now through Oct. 31.

Whether you're making your donation for the first time or need a helping hand with the process, we're here to help. Plus, you'll enjoy fresh-baked chocolate chip and snickerdoodle cookies while you visit and SECC swag while supplies last.

Employees who make a donation in person will receive a UT Southwestern tumbler.

We can't wait to see you there!

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Speaker:

Elena Hsieh, M.D.
Associate Professor of Pediatrics and Internal Medicine
Division Chief, Allergy & Immunology
UT Southwestern Medical Center

About Elena Hsieh:

Dr. Hsieh received her medical degree from the University of California San Francisco and completed pediatrics residency training at the University of California Los Angeles. She then received fellowship training in pediatric allergy and immunology at Stanford University.

As an active physician-scientist specializing in inborn errors of immunity, with a focus on defining the molecular and cellular mechanisms that drive immune dysregulation. Her research leverages high-dimensional single-cell and multi-omic approaches to identify pathogenic pathways and translate these discoveries into precision, pathway-targeted therapies. Her work has led to the identification and mechanistic characterization of novel immune dysregulation disorders, including defining the role of IL2RB, LCK, and other T-cell receptor signaling defects in human disease, providing key insights into immune homeostasis and autoimmunity and informing the development of targeted immunotherapies. 

By bridging rare genetic disorders to more common conditions, her research has advanced understanding of diseases such as lupus and inflammatory bowel disease and informed the development of targeted therapeutic strategies. Her program is continuously supported by the National Institutes of Health and major foundations, including the Lupus Research Alliance and Arthritis Foundation.  

Prior to joining UT Southwestern, Dr. Hsieh was an Associate Professor at the University of Colorado Anschutz School of Medicine, where she directed the Jeffrey Modell Diagnostic and Research Center for Primary Immunodeficiencies and led a Federation of Clinical Immunology Societies (FOCIS) Center of Excellence.

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Speaker:

Pano Theodoropoulos, M.D., Ph.D.
Instructor of Radiation Oncology
UT Southwestern Medical Center

About Pano Theodoropoulos:

Dr. Theodoropoulos earned a bachelor’s degree in biological chemistry from the University of Chicago and completed both his medical degree and doctorate in biochemistry at UT Southwestern, where he also trained through the Physician-Scientist Training Program. His research focuses on understanding how small bioactive molecules work in cells and using that knowledge to develop new approaches to cancer treatment.

A major theme of his work is uncovering how experimental cancer-fighting compounds exert their effects. He has helped define how a glioblastoma toxin becomes activated inside cells and disables a key metabolic pathway required for tumor growth. He is currently studying another small molecule that acts on a previously unrecognized cancer target.

During his doctoral training, Dr. Theodoropoulos developed laboratory strategies to identify the cellular targets of promising drug candidates discovered through screening. This work clarified how certain compounds interfere with cholesterol-related pathways and helped enable further drug development efforts in both cancer and multiple sclerosis. He has also contributed to the discovery of tumor-activated inhibitors that block fatty acid synthesis, showing strong anti-cancer activity in animal models.

His broader research experience includes work on immune system disorders caused by disrupted cell signaling, early studies that advanced understanding of how proteins organize themselves inside cells, and investigations into how organisms regulate glucose metabolism.

Dr. Theodoropoulos is an inventor on multiple patents involving cholesterol‑pathway inhibitors, stearoyl‑CoA desaturase inhibitors, and thiophenyl nicotinamide derivatives. His broader research goal is to define new druggable targets in cancer and translate those discoveries into therapeutic approaches.

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Organic Chemistry Graduate Program

“New Strategies for the Discovery of Chemical Inducers of Proximity”

Mentor: Uttam Tambar, Ph.D.

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The first in the series is a Zoom Webinar session on September 11 from 2-3 p.m. with Dr. Siegfried Hirczy, Movement Disorders Specialist in Neurology at UT Southwestern. He will present and hold a Q&A session with patients, care partners, and care professionals on the topic of "Digital Tools for Monitoring and Managing Parkinson's."

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This 15-minute training is available on Taleo Learn. To access the training, log into Taleo using your UTSW I.D. and password and enter the term "Localist" in the Find a Training search box. Select the course titled Events Calendar (Localist) Admin Training. Upon completion of the training, fill out and submit the Administrator Access Form to request admin access to the calendar.

About the Training

Learn how to add and publish events to the UT Southwestern events calendar. Whether you're new to Localist or need a refresher course, this on-demand training offers something for everyone.

You will learn:

calendar requirements for brand and accessibility conformancebest practices regarding contentimage requirementshow to modify your published eventhow to promote your event and more!

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Speaker: Evan Koch, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor at Yale School of Medicine

Abstract:

Natural selection is a major force shaping variation, and understanding it is necessary to explain the genetic architecture and prevalence of heritable diseases. Population genetics models of selection at the phenotypic level make different predictions about the joint distribution of allelic effect sizes and frequencies of trait-associated variants. We test models of neutral evolution, long-term directional selection, and stabilizing selection, including pleiotropic models of stabilizing and purifying selection, and find that most traits show consistency with stabilizing selection and suggest that selection is pleiotropic. Linkage disequilibrium provides additional discriminatory power between models: under stabilizing selection, haplotypes carrying alleles with opposing trait effects may be overrepresented if compensatory effects escape selection. We develop a two-locus framework to compute the joint haplotype distribution under a variety of fitness landscapes and ask which mechanistic models of selection are consistent with estimated effect correlations. Polygenicity attenuates correlations, but concentrating causal sites into functional, trait-relevant genomic clusters recovers large negative correlations in stabilizing models, a property not shared by alternative models. Together, these results support the presence of stabilizing selection acting through local compensation, and they point to a clustered mutational architecture as a necessary ingredient for explaining the magnitude of this effect in real genomes.

Speaker Bio:

Dr. Evan Koch is an Assistant Professor of Genetics at Yale School of Medicine and a population geneticist and computational biologist. He studies how the genetic component of human phenotypic variation and disease arises from mutation, selection, and population history, building from theory to guide methods development and ultimately the analysis and interpretation of genetic data. He is interested in genomic approaches that make sense of variant effects to further human health and our understanding of evolutionary history. He earned his PhD in Ecology and Evolution at the University of Chicago in the lab of John Novembre and was a postdoctoral research fellow with Shamil Sunyaev at Harvard Medical School.

Host: Vladimir Seplyarskiy, Ph.D.

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Speaker: Ora Weisz, Ph.D.
Professor of Medicine and Cell Biology
Associate Dean for Faculty Development, School of Medicine, University of Pittsburgh

Title: "Megalin, Protein Uptake, and Metabolism in the Kidney Proximal Tubule"

Host: Donald Hilgemann, Ph.D. Professor, Department of Physiology

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This 15-minute training is available on Taleo Learn. To access the training, log into Taleo using your UTSW I.D. and password and enter the term "Localist" in the Find a Training search box. Select the course titled Events Calendar (Localist) Admin Training. Upon completion of the training, fill out and submit the Administrator Access Form to request admin access to the calendar.

About the Training

Learn how to add and publish events to the UT Southwestern events calendar. Whether you're new to Localist or need a refresher course, this on-demand training offers something for everyone.

You will learn:

calendar requirements for brand and accessibility conformancebest practices regarding contentimage requirementshow to modify your published eventhow to promote your event and more!

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Featured Speakers:

Kimberly Chan, Ph.D.

Jacques Lux, Ph.D.

Tran N.H. Nguyen, Ph.D.

Muhammad Rizwan, Ph.D.

Binbin Ying, Ph.D.

Hao Zhu, M.D.

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The Office Hours will be recorded for reference and posted in the teams channel.

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Presented by:

Tran Le, M.D.
Assistant Professor at UT Southwestern Medical Center

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Basic searchingAdvanced searchingSearching with Medical Subject Headings (MeSH)Searching with Clinical Queries (quick clinical evidence filters)More search features and tips

Please register at this link: https://utsouthwestern.libcal.com/event/17500415.

If you are unable to attend this session, please feel free to register for an individual training at this link: https://utsouthwestern.libwizard.com/f/lib_training_request_.

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Rhythm, Power, and Motivational! Step into a high-energy, music-driven ride.This class blends rhythm, resistance, and performance coaching to push you past limits and leave you stronger every time you ride.

Reserve a bike here (no more than 40 hours in advance)

Day Passes - $6

ID required - Anyone with a UT Southwestern Medical Center ID card is eligible to purchase a day pass. Please present it at the time of purchase.A day pass allows you to access Student Center facilities and fitness classes.

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This 15-minute training is available on Taleo Learn. To access the training, log into Taleo using your UTSW I.D. and password and enter the term "Localist" in the Find a Training search box. Select the course titled Events Calendar (Localist) Admin Training. Upon completion of the training, fill out and submit the Administrator Access Form to request admin access to the calendar.

About the Training

Learn how to add and publish events to the UT Southwestern events calendar. Whether you're new to Localist or need a refresher course, this on-demand training offers something for everyone.

You will learn:

calendar requirements for brand and accessibility conformancebest practices regarding contentimage requirementshow to modify your published eventhow to promote your event and more!

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Tumor Intrinsic and Extrinsic Coregulations to Promote Breast Cancer Metastasis

Min Yu, Ph.D.

Professor, Department of Pharmacology and Physiology

University of Maryland School of Medicine

Hosted by: Siyuan Zhang, Ph.D.

Wednesday, September 16, 2026 at 9am

Location: NB5.124 Seminar Room (In-person Preferred)

and ZOOM: https://utsouthwestern-edu.zoom.us/j/99153374560?pwd=Y854aL8HPsAtTUpWIy47B5WoJk3sdC.1

Meeting ID: 991 5337 4560 Passcode: 849054

About Dr. Min Yu:

Dr. Yu's laboratory is interested in understanding the genetic, epigenetic and microenvironmental regulations of circulating tumor cells (CTCs) that lead to initiation of cancer metastasis in various organs. The overarching goal is to be able to utilize CTCs from blood samples of cancer patients as a non-invasive “liquid biopsy” to inform the prognostic and therapeutic interventions for metastasis.

Dr. Yu obtained her PhD in Genetics from SUNY Stony Brook under the guidance of Dr. Senthil Muthuswamy at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, investigating transcriptomic changes of mammary epithelial cells during three-dimensional morphogenesis growing in Matrigel in comparison to monolayer cultures. She subsequently obtained training in the field of CTCs and cancer metastasis in the laboratory of HHMI investigator Dr. Daniel Haber at Massachusetts General Hospital Cancer Center, Harvard Medical School. She established her independent laboratory in 2014 at University of Southern California and obtained tenure promotion as Associate Professor in 2021. Since January 2023, she became an Associate Professor at Department of Pharmacology, University of Maryland School of Medicine, Baltimore.

Lab website: http://www.minyulab.org/

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Sponsored by the Benefits & Wellness Department

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She will present a lecture for the Molecular Biology Seminar Series on 9/16/2026.
Lecture Title: "Lysosomes at the nexus of cellular quality control and metabolic homeostasis"

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In addition, by using the DCT module, PeopleSoft compiles and summarizes this information into various reports for your use. The PeopleSoft DCT invoice is part of the grants billing workflow, helping to ensure that billing activities are accurate, automated, and aligned with compliance and accounting standards.

Secure your seat, email SPA Clinical Trial Finance Team.

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This 15-minute training is available on Taleo Learn. To access the training, log into Taleo using your UTSW I.D. and password and enter the term "Localist" in the Find a Training search box. Select the course titled Events Calendar (Localist) Admin Training. Upon completion of the training, fill out and submit the Administrator Access Form to request admin access to the calendar.

About the Training

Learn how to add and publish events to the UT Southwestern events calendar. Whether you're new to Localist or need a refresher course, this on-demand training offers something for everyone.

You will learn:

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The AI in 30 series explores the Library's AI-powered tools in quick, digestible 30-minute sessions, highlighting the core features and how to integrate the tools into your workflows.

CINAHL is the leading database for nursing and allied health evidence, providing access to peer-reviewed literature and evidence-based care sheets. This class explores CINAHL's AI-powered features, including the natural language search option, and demonstrates how they can help you search more efficiently and discover relevant evidence for clinical practice, education, and research.

Please register at this link: https://utsouthwestern.libcal.com/event/17126628.

If you are unable to attend this session, please feel free to register for an individual training session at this link: https://utsouthwestern.libwizard.com/f/individual.

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Interested in pursuing CPRIT funding but unsure where to start? Join us for an engaging and informative discussion with Dr. David Gerber, who will share insights from his experience securing CPRIT awards and supporting successful cancer research prevention programs.

This session will explore the different types of CPRIT funding opportunities, strategies for developing competitive applications, reviewer perspectives, and practical tips for navigating the submission process.

Whether you are preparing your first CPRIT proposal or looking to strengthen future applications, this session offers valuable guidance for investigators at all career stages.

FEATURED SPEAKER:

David Gerber, M.D.
Professor, Internal Medicine (Hem Onc) and OSPH
Co-Director, SCCC Office of Education and Training

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You Complete Me: The Secret Lives of Schistosomes

Thursday, Sept. 17, 2026

4 p.m. Lecture – Reception to follow

Tom and Lula Gooch Auditorium

Livestream also available

The President’s Lecture Series is presented in appreciation of UT Southwestern staff, whose dedication and contributions enable our researchers to excel in education, research, and patient care.

Registration is required:

I will attend online | I will attend in person

For those attending in person, the gates at Staff Garage 2 on South Campus will be open for this event.

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Rhythm, Power, and Motivational! Step into a high-energy, music-driven ride.This class blends rhythm, resistance, and performance coaching to push you past limits and leave you stronger every time you ride.

Reserve a bike here (no more than 40 hours in advance)

Day Passes - $6

ID required - Anyone with a UT Southwestern Medical Center ID card is eligible to purchase a day pass. Please present it at the time of purchase.A day pass allows you to access Student Center facilities and fitness classes.

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This 15-minute training is available on Taleo Learn. To access the training, log into Taleo using your UTSW I.D. and password and enter the term "Localist" in the Find a Training search box. Select the course titled Events Calendar (Localist) Admin Training. Upon completion of the training, fill out and submit the Administrator Access Form to request admin access to the calendar.

About the Training

Learn how to add and publish events to the UT Southwestern events calendar. Whether you're new to Localist or need a refresher course, this on-demand training offers something for everyone.

You will learn:

calendar requirements for brand and accessibility conformancebest practices regarding contentimage requirementshow to modify your published eventhow to promote your event and more!

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Stop by one of our SECC pop-up events across campus and at regional locations to support the Texas State Employee Charitable Campaign (SECC), now through Oct. 31.

Whether you're making your donation for the first time or need a helping hand with the process, we're here to help. Plus, you'll enjoy fresh-baked chocolate chip and snickerdoodle cookies while you visit and SECC swag while supplies last.

Employees who make a donation in person will receive a UT Southwestern tumbler.

We can't wait to see you there!

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Speaker:

Brandon Varr, M.D.
Advanced Heart Failure and Transplant Cardiologist
Kaiser Permanente Northern California

About Brandon Varr:

Dr. Varr earned his medical degree from Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio, and completed internal medicine residency training at Stanford Hospital, followed by a Cardiology fellowship at Columbia University Medical Center in New York. He then returned to Stanford for training in advanced heart failure and transplant cardiology.

He specializes in advanced heart failure, heart transplantation, and mechanical circulatory support, with research interests focused on improving outcomes and reducing complications in patients receiving advanced heart failure therapies.

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Explore the diverse research taking place across campus as postdocs share their work, exchange ideas, and connect with colleagues from across disciplines. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage with poster presenters, learn about innovative research, and celebrate the discoveries driven by our postdoctoral community.

Join us as we recognize the curiosity, collaboration, and dedication of postdocs who make invaluable contributions to the research mission of UT Southwestern.

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We can’t wait to see everyone for a walk!

Link for more details and sign-up information

Please follow @utsw_wwad on Instagram to stay updated on our monthly events!

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Join us to explore adaptive sled hockey, amputee soccer, blind fencing, adaptive skateboarding, wheelchair basketball, adaptive disc golf, table tennis, wheelchair pickleball, power soccer, adaptive climbing, and much more!

This event is free and open to people of all ages and ability levels – families, friends, and community members are encouraged to join!

To register for the Adaptive Sports Expo and make sure you receive all future correspondence and updates about this event, please fill out the registration form.

If you have any questions, please email adaptivesports@utsouthwestern.edu.

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This 15-minute training is available on Taleo Learn. To access the training, log into Taleo using your UTSW I.D. and password and enter the term "Localist" in the Find a Training search box. Select the course titled Events Calendar (Localist) Admin Training. Upon completion of the training, fill out and submit the Administrator Access Form to request admin access to the calendar.

About the Training

Learn how to add and publish events to the UT Southwestern events calendar. Whether you're new to Localist or need a refresher course, this on-demand training offers something for everyone.

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Andrew Stergachis, M.D., Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Division of Medical Genetics
University of Washington

Hosted by: Ben Sabari, Ph.D.

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Date/Time: Monday, September 21, 2026, 12:00–1:00 p.m.
Skill Level: All Levels

Learn the prompting techniques that dramatically improve Copilot’s output quality. In this hands-on workshop, you’ll break down the anatomy of an effective prompt, practice structuring requests for clarity and context, and analyze examples showing how small adjustments create better results. Perfect for anyone looking to increase precision, creativity, and reliability in their AI‑assisted work.

Takeaways

· A four‑part framework for designing clear, high‑quality prompts (Goal, Context, Source, Expectations).

· Detailed examples comparing strong and weak prompts for common education tasks.

· Strategies for iterative prompting and refining outputs across Copilot Chat and Office apps.

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“From Metabolic Stress Signaling to Therapeutic Approaches in Cancer and Neurodegeneration”

Michael Rapé, Ph.D.

Investigator, HHMI

Professor and Head, Division of Molecular Therapeutics

MCB, University of California, Berkeley

Hosted by: Matthew Sieber, Ph.D.

Monday, September 21st | Noon

NB5.124 Seminar Room (In-person Preferred)

Hybrid:

ZOOM Meeting

Meeting ID: 986 1181 6387

Passcode: 977960

About Dr. Michael Rapé:

Michael Rapé is a Professor and Founding Head of the new Division of Molecular Therapeutics in the Department of Molecular Cell Biology. He is also an Investigator with HHMI and the Dr. K. Peter Hirth Chair of Cancer Biology. The Michael Rapé Lab is implementing a combination of genetic screens, structural biology, biochemistry, and high-throughput chemical screening to discover stress response pathways that safeguard human development. They are also interested in developing first-in-class therapeutic modalities for the treatment of cancer and neurodegenerative disease. Rapé is co-founder of four biotech companies, including Nurix Therapeutics as the first company focussed on targeted protein degradation. Nurix is now a publicly traded and clinical-stage company. Rapé is also an iPartner with The Column Group venture firm.
Meet the P.I.: https://vcresearch.berkeley.edu/faculty/michael-rape

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This 15-minute training is available on Taleo Learn. To access the training, log into Taleo using your UTSW I.D. and password and enter the term "Localist" in the Find a Training search box. Select the course titled Events Calendar (Localist) Admin Training. Upon completion of the training, fill out and submit the Administrator Access Form to request admin access to the calendar.

About the Training

Learn how to add and publish events to the UT Southwestern events calendar. Whether you're new to Localist or need a refresher course, this on-demand training offers something for everyone.

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calendar requirements for brand and accessibility conformancebest practices regarding contentimage requirementshow to modify your published eventhow to promote your event and more!

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Linux is a robust and versatile operating system widely used in academic and scientific fields due to its stability, adaptability, and extensive suite of integrated tools. This workshop is designed for beginners and will provide the foundational knowledge needed to begin working confidently in Linux. Those involved in research, scientific computing, or computationally intensive workflows will particularly benefit from the HPC focus of this course.

Prerequisites: None

Registration: Please complete the registration form by August 17, 2026, 5 PM. Nanocourses Registration

Academic Credit (1 credit hour):
UTSW Postdocs: PDRT 5095-02 – Introduction to Linux
UTSW Graduate Students: course number coming soon - More information 2026-nanocourses.html

Dates: September 22 & 23, 2026
Time: 9 AM to 5 PM (both days)
Location: G9.102

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The Office Hours will be recorded for reference and posted in the teams channel.

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Rhythm, Power, and Motivational! Step into a high-energy, music-driven ride.This class blends rhythm, resistance, and performance coaching to push you past limits and leave you stronger every time you ride.

Reserve a bike here (no more than 40 hours in advance)

Day Passes - $6

ID required - Anyone with a UT Southwestern Medical Center ID card is eligible to purchase a day pass. Please present it at the time of purchase.A day pass allows you to access Student Center facilities and fitness classes.

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This 15-minute training is available on Taleo Learn. To access the training, log into Taleo using your UTSW I.D. and password and enter the term "Localist" in the Find a Training search box. Select the course titled Events Calendar (Localist) Admin Training. Upon completion of the training, fill out and submit the Administrator Access Form to request admin access to the calendar.

About the Training

Learn how to add and publish events to the UT Southwestern events calendar. Whether you're new to Localist or need a refresher course, this on-demand training offers something for everyone.

You will learn:

calendar requirements for brand and accessibility conformancebest practices regarding contentimage requirementshow to modify your published eventhow to promote your event and more!

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Speaker:

Alan Hutchison, M.D., Ph.D.
Clinical Instructor of Medicine
Section of Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition
Associate Program Director, Advanced and Transplant Hepatology Fellowship
F. Widjaja Inflammatory Bowel Disease Institute
The University of Chicago

About Alan Hutchison:

Dr. Hutchison holds a bachelor's degree in physics from Yale Univeristy and earned both his medical degree and his doctoral degree in computational biology and biophysics from the University of Chicago. He completed internal medicine residency training, as well as fellowships in gastroenterology and transplant hepatology, and advanced hepatology at the University of Chicago.

As an active physician-scientist, he focuses his research on diabetes and metabolic complications in patients with cirrhosis and liver transplantation, bridging clinical hepatology with endocrinology and translational science.

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Linux is a robust and versatile operating system widely used in academic and scientific fields due to its stability, adaptability, and extensive suite of integrated tools. This workshop is designed for beginners and will provide the foundational knowledge needed to begin working confidently in Linux. Those involved in research, scientific computing, or computationally intensive workflows will particularly benefit from the HPC focus of this course.

Prerequisites: None

Registration: Please complete the registration form by August 17, 2026, 5 PM. Nanocourses Registration

Academic Credit (1 credit hour):
UTSW Postdocs: PDRT 5095-02 – Introduction to Linux
UTSW Graduate Students: course number coming soon - More information 2026-nanocourses.html

Dates: September 22 & 23, 2026
Time: 9 AM to 5 PM (both days)
Location: G9.102

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Please use the following link to view the menu under North Campus- Skyline 14 Buffet- View Buffet Menu

https://www.utsouthwestern.edu/employees/campus-services/dining/

Please note: Menu items are subject to change based on availability.

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Stop by one of our SECC pop-up events across campus and at regional locations to support the Texas State Employee Charitable Campaign (SECC), now through Oct. 31.

Whether you're making your donation for the first time or need a helping hand with the process, we're here to help. Plus, you'll enjoy fresh-baked chocolate chip and snickerdoodle cookies while you visit and SECC swag while supplies last.

Employees who make a donation in person will receive a UT Southwestern tumbler.

We can't wait to see you there!

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Stop by one of our SECC pop-up events across campus and at regional locations to support the Texas State Employee Charitable Campaign (SECC), now through Oct. 31.

Whether you're making your donation for the first time or need a helping hand with the process, we're here to help. Plus, you'll enjoy fresh-baked chocolate chip and snickerdoodle cookies while you visit and SECC swag while supplies last.

Employees who make a donation in person will receive a UT Southwestern tumbler.

We can't wait to see you there!

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Topic: Implementation Mapping

This series will provide participants with foundational knowledge in implementation science through a combination of didactic lectures and interactive discussions. Join to learn how the program can help you successfully apply evidence-based and evidence-informed practices into healthcare, public health, and policy settings.

This activity is approved for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™

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This session's speaker is Kia Parsi, M.D., Executive Director, Texas A&M Rural and Community Health Institute. He will give an informative talk on, "Reducing Disparities in Rural Communities: Finding the Right Financial Model for Sustainability."

This hybrid event will be held in person on South Campus from noon to 1 p.m. and livestreamed on UTSW’s YouTube channel for those unable to attend in person.

Lunch will be available on a first come, first served basis at the event.

Registration is required.

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Ed Grow, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Green Center for Reproductive Biology Sciences
UT Southwestern Medical Center

The Green Center for Reproductive Biology Sciences invites you to join us for our series of basic science lectures for clinical fellows. These lectures, given by Green Center faculty, are for anyone who is interested in topics in gene regulation and reproductive biology and their clinical significance.

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The Brown-Goldstein Award for Excellence in Postdoctoral Research is the highest honor for research accomplishment bestowed by the Graduate School on a postdoctoral research fellow, honoring the contributions of Drs. Michael S. Brown and Joseph L. Goldstein to the training of the next generation of scientists. Chosen by a committee of graduate school faculty members, the winner receives a monetary prize as well as the opportunity to present their research in the University Lecture Series.

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This 15-minute training is available on Taleo Learn. To access the training, log into Taleo using your UTSW I.D. and password and enter the term "Localist" in the Find a Training search box. Select the course titled Events Calendar (Localist) Admin Training. Upon completion of the training, fill out and submit the Administrator Access Form to request admin access to the calendar.

About the Training

Learn how to add and publish events to the UT Southwestern events calendar. Whether you're new to Localist or need a refresher course, this on-demand training offers something for everyone.

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calendar requirements for brand and accessibility conformancebest practices regarding contentimage requirementshow to modify your published eventhow to promote your event and more!

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In this webinar, you’ll learn:

HSA eligibility and contribution limitsWhat counts as a qualified medical expenseHow an HSA account worksTax benefits of HSAs

Sponsored by the Benefits & Wellness Department

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Department of Radiology: The Office of Continuing Medical Education

Speaker:
Dr. Suresh Vedantham
Professor of Radiology & Surgery, Assistant Dean for Clinical Research
Founder-Director - Trial-CARE Center
Washington University School of Medicine
St. Louis, MO

How to Join:
Join in-person in D1.602 or join via Zoom using this link.
Department of Radiology Clinical Grand Rounds

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Please register at this link: https://utsouthwestern.libcal.com/event/17500444.

If you are unable to attend this session, please feel free to register for an individual training session at this link: https://utsouthwestern.libwizard.com/f/lib_training_request_.

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Rhythm, Power, and Motivational! Step into a high-energy, music-driven ride.This class blends rhythm, resistance, and performance coaching to push you past limits and leave you stronger every time you ride.

Reserve a bike here (no more than 40 hours in advance)

Day Passes - $6

ID required - Anyone with a UT Southwestern Medical Center ID card is eligible to purchase a day pass. Please present it at the time of purchase.A day pass allows you to access Student Center facilities and fitness classes.

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This 15-minute training is available on Taleo Learn. To access the training, log into Taleo using your UTSW I.D. and password and enter the term "Localist" in the Find a Training search box. Select the course titled Events Calendar (Localist) Admin Training. Upon completion of the training, fill out and submit the Administrator Access Form to request admin access to the calendar.

About the Training

Learn how to add and publish events to the UT Southwestern events calendar. Whether you're new to Localist or need a refresher course, this on-demand training offers something for everyone.

You will learn:

calendar requirements for brand and accessibility conformancebest practices regarding contentimage requirementshow to modify your published eventhow to promote your event and more!

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Together, we'll raise awareness, celebrate survivors, and advance the NOCC's mission through education, research, and support. Whether you're walking, running, or cheering on your colleagues, your participation helps make a meaningful difference.

We hope to see you there as we come together to support this important cause!

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This 15-minute training is available on Taleo Learn. To access the training, log into Taleo using your UTSW I.D. and password and enter the term "Localist" in the Find a Training search box. Select the course titled Events Calendar (Localist) Admin Training. Upon completion of the training, fill out and submit the Administrator Access Form to request admin access to the calendar.

About the Training

Learn how to add and publish events to the UT Southwestern events calendar. Whether you're new to Localist or need a refresher course, this on-demand training offers something for everyone.

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calendar requirements for brand and accessibility conformancebest practices regarding contentimage requirementshow to modify your published eventhow to promote your event and more!

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This workshop series is free and open to all members of the UTSW community, including students, faculty, and staff. No registration required.

Morning Part 1: Analytical Chemistry - Instrumentation and Statistics

9-9:05 a.m. - Opening Session 9:05-9:45 a.m. (40 min discussion & 5-10 min Q&A) - “Combining LC, MS and Enzymatic Methods to Characterize Biological & Pharmacological Peptides and Their Post-Translational Modifications” (Daniel Armstrong - University of Texas at Arlington (UTA))9:55-10:35 a.m. (30 min discussion & 5-10 min Q&A) - “Statistical methods in Analytical Chemistry" (Julia Kozlitina) Coffee Break 10:40-10:55 a.m.

Morning Part 2: GC-MS, Small Molecules and Fluxomic

10:55-11:25 a.m. (30 min discussion & 5-10 min Q&A) - "Small Molecules and fluxomics" (Stanislaw Deja) 11:30-11:55 a.m. (25 min discussion & 5-10 min Q&A) - "GC-MS application for small molecules" (Natalia Pudelko-Malik) Lunch Break - noon-1 p.m.

Afternoon Part 1: Retinoids Panel

1-1:40 p.m. (40 min discussion & 5-10min Q&A) - “Role of retinoids in the immune system” (Lara Hooper) 1:50-2:15 p.m. (25 min discussion & 5-10 min Q&A) - “Shedding Light on Vitamin A: Analytical Challenges and Considerations" (Nicolas Browder) Coffee Break 2:20-2:35 p.m.

Afternoon Part 2: Lipid Profile and LC-MC/MS

2:35-3:05 p.m. (30 min discussion & 5-10 min Q&A) - “Protection against ferroptosis through regulations synthesis of polyunsaturated phospholipids" (Jin Ye) 3:10-3:35 p.m. (25 min discussion & 5-10 min Q&A) - "Extraction and Chromatographic Separation of Polar Lipids" (Ipsita Charkaborty) 3:45-3:50 p.m. - Closing Session

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FEATURED SPEAKERS:

Tara Barron, Ph.D.

Ling Cai, Ph.D.

Isaac Chan, M.D., Ph.D.

Keri Drake, M.D.

Elijah Mena, Ph.D.

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“Translating T Cell Immunometabolism: From Disease Mechanisms to Therapeutic Opportunities”

Host: Ralph DeBerardinis, M.D., Ph.D.

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This 15-minute training is available on Taleo Learn. To access the training, log into Taleo using your UTSW I.D. and password and enter the term "Localist" in the Find a Training search box. Select the course titled Events Calendar (Localist) Admin Training. Upon completion of the training, fill out and submit the Administrator Access Form to request admin access to the calendar.

About the Training

Learn how to add and publish events to the UT Southwestern events calendar. Whether you're new to Localist or need a refresher course, this on-demand training offers something for everyone.

You will learn:

calendar requirements for brand and accessibility conformancebest practices regarding contentimage requirementshow to modify your published eventhow to promote your event and more!

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The Office Hours will be recorded for reference and posted in the teams channel.

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Rhythm, Power, and Motivational! Step into a high-energy, music-driven ride.This class blends rhythm, resistance, and performance coaching to push you past limits and leave you stronger every time you ride.

Reserve a bike here (no more than 40 hours in advance)

Day Passes - $6

ID required - Anyone with a UT Southwestern Medical Center ID card is eligible to purchase a day pass. Please present it at the time of purchase.A day pass allows you to access Student Center facilities and fitness classes.

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This 15-minute training is available on Taleo Learn. To access the training, log into Taleo using your UTSW I.D. and password and enter the term "Localist" in the Find a Training search box. Select the course titled Events Calendar (Localist) Admin Training. Upon completion of the training, fill out and submit the Administrator Access Form to request admin access to the calendar.

About the Training

Learn how to add and publish events to the UT Southwestern events calendar. Whether you're new to Localist or need a refresher course, this on-demand training offers something for everyone.

You will learn:

calendar requirements for brand and accessibility conformancebest practices regarding contentimage requirementshow to modify your published eventhow to promote your event and more!

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Please use the following link to view the menu under North Campus- Skyline 14 Buffet- View Buffet Menu.

https://www.utsouthwestern.edu/employees/campus-services/dining/

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The event will kick off at 11:30 a.m. with light bites featuring Hispanic dishes, available on a first-come, first-served basis.

This year’s National Hispanic Heritage Month theme, “Pioneers of Change: Shaping the Future Together,” celebrates innovation, resilience and unity. The event will begin at noon with a panel discussion exploring the theme and its connection to Hispanic culture.

The celebration will also feature a folk music performance by Pepe Valdez.

Hosted by the Office for Institutional Opportunity, this event will also be livestreamed on UTSW’s YouTube channel for those unable to attend in person.

Campus shuttle services will be increased at the time of this event. The gates at Staff Garage 2 and the visitor's lot on South Campus will be open for this event.

Registration is required.

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Stop by one of our SECC pop-up events across campus and at regional locations to support the Texas State Employee Charitable Campaign (SECC), now through Oct. 31.

Whether you're making your donation for the first time or need a helping hand with the process, we're here to help. Plus, you'll enjoy fresh-baked chocolate chip and snickerdoodle cookies while you visit and SECC swag while supplies last.

Employees who make a donation in person will receive a UT Southwestern tumbler.

We can't wait to see you there!

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Speakers:

Jean-Antoine Ribeil, M.D., Ph.D., Director of the Comprehensive Adult Sickle Cell Disease Program, Professor in the Department of Internal Medicine, UT SouthwesternAlexander Ngwube. M.D., Director of the Hemoglobinopathy Service, Cell Therapy and Bone Marrow Transplant Program, Associate Professor in the Division of Hematology and Oncology, Baylor College of Medicine

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This 15-minute training is available on Taleo Learn. To access the training, log into Taleo using your UTSW I.D. and password and enter the term "Localist" in the Find a Training search box. Select the course titled Events Calendar (Localist) Admin Training. Upon completion of the training, fill out and submit the Administrator Access Form to request admin access to the calendar.

About the Training

Learn how to add and publish events to the UT Southwestern events calendar. Whether you're new to Localist or need a refresher course, this on-demand training offers something for everyone.

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calendar requirements for brand and accessibility conformancebest practices regarding contentimage requirementshow to modify your published eventhow to promote your event and more!

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Cell and Molecular Biology Graduate Program

“A Theoretical and Computational Framework for Modeling Gene Regulation During Cell-State Transition”

Mentor: Gary C. Hon, Ph.D.

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Rhythm, Power, and Motivational! Step into a high-energy, music-driven ride.This class blends rhythm, resistance, and performance coaching to push you past limits and leave you stronger every time you ride.

Reserve a bike here (no more than 40 hours in advance)

Day Passes - $6

ID required - Anyone with a UT Southwestern Medical Center ID card is eligible to purchase a day pass. Please present it at the time of purchase.A day pass allows you to access Student Center facilities and fitness classes.

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This 15-minute training is available on Taleo Learn. To access the training, log into Taleo using your UTSW I.D. and password and enter the term "Localist" in the Find a Training search box. Select the course titled Events Calendar (Localist) Admin Training. Upon completion of the training, fill out and submit the Administrator Access Form to request admin access to the calendar.

About the Training

Learn how to add and publish events to the UT Southwestern events calendar. Whether you're new to Localist or need a refresher course, this on-demand training offers something for everyone.

You will learn:

calendar requirements for brand and accessibility conformancebest practices regarding contentimage requirementshow to modify your published eventhow to promote your event and more!

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Join in supporting the fight against breast cancer. Walk, run, or participate virtually. Every step helps celebrate survivors, remember loved ones, and makes a difference.

Sign up today and be part of Team UT Southwestern!

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This 15-minute training is available on Taleo Learn. To access the training, log into Taleo using your UTSW I.D. and password and enter the term "Localist" in the Find a Training search box. Select the course titled Events Calendar (Localist) Admin Training. Upon completion of the training, fill out and submit the Administrator Access Form to request admin access to the calendar.

About the Training

Learn how to add and publish events to the UT Southwestern events calendar. Whether you're new to Localist or need a refresher course, this on-demand training offers something for everyone.

You will learn:

calendar requirements for brand and accessibility conformancebest practices regarding contentimage requirementshow to modify your published eventhow to promote your event and more!

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About Dr. Gerecht

An internationally recognized pioneer in stem cell and vascular biology and engineering, Dr. Gerecht’s research centers on understanding how a tissue’s microenvironment regulates its response, with the long-term goal of developing countermeasures and therapeutics. Her lab simulates mechanical and physical stressors to understand blood vessel function, resilience, and homeostasis, thereby revealing pathways involved in injury, aging, and disease and informing tissue healing and regeneration.

Dr. Gerecht joined Duke in 2022 and served as the Associate Dean for Research and Infrastructure at the Pratt School of Engineering until 2024. Before coming to Duke, Dr. Gerecht held the Edward J. Schaefer Professor of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering and served as the director of the Institute for NanoBioTechnology (INBT) at Johns Hopkins University. She began her tenure at Johns Hopkins in 2007 after completing her postdoctoral training at MIT.

Dr. Gerecht is the recipient of the Allan C. Davis Medal from the Maryland Academy of Sciences (2008), the North America Vascular Biology Organization Junior Investigator Award (2009), the Basil O’Connor Starter Scholar Research Award from the March of Dimes Foundation (2009-2011), the National Scientist Development Award (2008-2012) and Established Investigator Award (2014-2019) both from the American Heart Association, the National Science Foundation CAREER award (2011-2016), the W.W. Smith Charitable Trust Heart award (2014-2017), the Johns Hopkins University Inaugural President’s Frontier Award (2015), and the Florence R. Sabin Award from the North America Vascular Biology Organization (2026). Dr. Gerecht is an elected Fellow of the American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering (2016), the American Association for the Advancement of Sciences (2020), the National Academy of Inventors (2020), and the American Heart Association (2024). She is an elected Member of the National Academy of Medicine (2019) and an author of more than 200 papers, book chapters, and patents in her field.

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This 15-minute training is available on Taleo Learn. To access the training, log into Taleo using your UTSW I.D. and password and enter the term "Localist" in the Find a Training search box. Select the course titled Events Calendar (Localist) Admin Training. Upon completion of the training, fill out and submit the Administrator Access Form to request admin access to the calendar.

About the Training

Learn how to add and publish events to the UT Southwestern events calendar. Whether you're new to Localist or need a refresher course, this on-demand training offers something for everyone.

You will learn:

calendar requirements for brand and accessibility conformancebest practices regarding contentimage requirementshow to modify your published eventhow to promote your event and more!

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The Office Hours will be recorded for reference and posted in the teams channel.

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Come out for an evening of food, fun, and conversation while getting to know the officers who serve and protect our campus.

Enjoy:

Free foodMusicSafety and resource boothsOutdoor games and activitiesOpportunities to meet and talk with UTSW police officersWhether you're new to UTSW or have been here for years, National Night Out is a great way to learn about campus safety resources, meet your local officers, and enjoy a fun evening with family, friends, and coworkers.

This event is open to the public and the entire UTSW community. We look forward to seeing you there!

For questions or additional information, contact the UTSW Crime Prevention Office at 214-633-9172 or email (UTCrimePrevention@utsouthwestern.edu).

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Rhythm, Power, and Motivational! Step into a high-energy, music-driven ride.This class blends rhythm, resistance, and performance coaching to push you past limits and leave you stronger every time you ride.

Reserve a bike here (no more than 40 hours in advance)

Day Passes - $6

ID required - Anyone with a UT Southwestern Medical Center ID card is eligible to purchase a day pass. Please present it at the time of purchase.A day pass allows you to access Student Center facilities and fitness classes.

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This 15-minute training is available on Taleo Learn. To access the training, log into Taleo using your UTSW I.D. and password and enter the term "Localist" in the Find a Training search box. Select the course titled Events Calendar (Localist) Admin Training. Upon completion of the training, fill out and submit the Administrator Access Form to request admin access to the calendar.

About the Training

Learn how to add and publish events to the UT Southwestern events calendar. Whether you're new to Localist or need a refresher course, this on-demand training offers something for everyone.

You will learn:

calendar requirements for brand and accessibility conformancebest practices regarding contentimage requirementshow to modify your published eventhow to promote your event and more!

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Registration is now open.

We are thrilled to announce the 2026 UT REAL Health AI Symposium, the next chapter in the University of Texas System's commitment to transforming healthcare through responsible, cutting-edge artificial intelligence.

This year's symposium builds on the momentum of a bold new era. With the launch of UT REAL Health AI, we're no longer just imagining the future of AI in healthcare, we're building it together.

New this year: we're partnering with Coalition for Health AI (CHAI) to open the week with a dedicated pre-conference on October 6, setting the stage for two full days of programming on October 7 and 8.

Join researchers, clinicians, educators, students, and industry leaders from across the UT System and beyond as we accelerate responsible AI adoption, share breakthrough innovations, and strengthen the collaborative infrastructure shaping the future of patient care in Texas.

When:
Wednesday, October 7, 7 a.m.-7 p.m.
Thursday, October 8, 7 a.m.-5 p.m.

Where:
AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center
Austin Texas
1900 University Avenue Austin, TX 78705
On-site parking available

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Featuring:

BEEF TACOS

CHIPOTLE YUCATAN CHICKEN

BAJA-STYLE CRISPY BEER BATTERED TILAPIA

FIESTA RICE

SOUTHWESTERN PINTO BEANS

CREAMY ELOTE CORN

VEGETABLE CHILES TOREADOS

QUESO BLANCO

Please use the following link to view the menu under North Campus- Skyline 14 Buffet- View Buffet Menu

https://www.utsouthwestern.edu/employees/campus-services/dining/

Please note: Menu items are subject to change based on availability.

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* A recording will be available to registered participants after the live event.

Sponsored by: Employee Support Department

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Registration is now open.

We are thrilled to announce the 2026 UT REAL Health AI Symposium, the next chapter in the University of Texas System's commitment to transforming healthcare through responsible, cutting-edge artificial intelligence.

This year's symposium builds on the momentum of a bold new era. With the launch of UT REAL Health AI, we're no longer just imagining the future of AI in healthcare, we're building it together.

New this year: we're partnering with Coalition for Health AI (CHAI) to open the week with a dedicated pre-conference on October 6, setting the stage for two full days of programming on October 7 and 8.

Join researchers, clinicians, educators, students, and industry leaders from across the UT System and beyond as we accelerate responsible AI adoption, share breakthrough innovations, and strengthen the collaborative infrastructure shaping the future of patient care in Texas.

When:
Wednesday, October 7, 7 a.m.-7 p.m.
Thursday, October 8, 7 a.m.-5 p.m.

Where:
AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center
Austin Texas
1900 University Avenue Austin, TX 78705
On-site parking available

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Are you passionate about improving the quality of care, services, and support for older adults? The Geriatric Council is a collaborative group dedicated to enhancing the health, safety, dignity, and well-being of our senior population.

By attending, you'll have the opportunity to:

Share ideas and best practices for serving older adults.Learn about current initiatives, resources, and community needs.Collaborate with multidisciplinary professionals who are committed to excellence in geriatric care.Help identify opportunities for improvement and drive meaningful change.Stay informed about trends, challenges, and innovations impacting the aging population.Whether you work directly with seniors or simply have an interest in advocating for their needs, your voice and perspective are valuable. Together, we can create a stronger, more supportive environment for the older adults we serve.

Join us and be part of the conversation that shapes better care and better outcomes for our aging community.

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Professor - Department of Medical Oncology and Hematology

University of Zurich

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Stop by one of our SECC pop-up events across campus and at regional locations to support the Texas State Employee Charitable Campaign (SECC), now through Oct. 31.

Whether you're making your donation for the first time or need a helping hand with the process, we're here to help. Plus, you'll enjoy fresh-baked chocolate chip and snickerdoodle cookies while you visit and SECC swag while supplies last.

Employees who make a donation in person will receive a UT Southwestern tumbler.

We can't wait to see you there!

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Rhythm, Power, and Motivational! Step into a high-energy, music-driven ride.This class blends rhythm, resistance, and performance coaching to push you past limits and leave you stronger every time you ride.

Reserve a bike here (no more than 40 hours in advance)

Day Passes - $6

ID required - Anyone with a UT Southwestern Medical Center ID card is eligible to purchase a day pass. Please present it at the time of purchase.A day pass allows you to access Student Center facilities and fitness classes.

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The Zoom Webinar session will take place on October 9 from 2-3 p.m., with Dr. Ali Mahmood, Movement Disorders Fellow in Neurology at UT Southwestern. He will present, and hold a Q&A session with patients, care partners, and care professional on the topic of "Nutrition and Parkinson's Disease."

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Attend all or part of this event.

A complimentary healthy lunch will be served.

Feel free to bring family or friends with you.

Register for Weight Wellness Day.

Weight Wellness Day is an educational and outreach initiative of UT Southwestern Medical Center’s Nutrition and Obesity Research Center (NORC). The UT Southwestern NORC is one of only 13 such centers nationwide and is supported by funding from the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases within the National Institutes of Health. The UTSW NORC supports research infrastructure, enrichment programs, and collaborative activities focused on the causes, prevention, and treatment of nutrition- and obesity-related diseases.

Weight Wellness Day 2026 Program Schedule

9-9:05 a.m.
Welcome
Jeffrey Zigman, M.D., Ph.D., FTOS
Enrichment Director, UT Southwestern Nutrition and Obesity Research Center

9:05-10:20 a.m.
Key Tools for Effective Weight Management
Tonia Vinton, M.D.
Anna Tavakkoli, M.D., M.Sc.
Lona Sandon, Ph.D., M.Ed., RDN, LD, FAND
UT Southwestern experts will discuss the important role of physical activity and lifestyle changes, weight loss medications, and endoscopic weight loss therapies.

10:20-11:35 a.m.
GLP-1 Medications: What You Need to Know
Melissa Shoemaker, M.D.
This session will explain, in clear and accessible terms, the medications many people are hearing about for weight management, including Wegovy, Zepbound, Ozempic, Mounjaro, the new oral Wegovy, and other emerging therapies. Attendees will learn who these medications are intended for, how they work, expected benefits beyond weight loss, common side effects, and what a typical treatment plan may involve.

11:40 a.m.-12:40 p.m.
Food as Medicine: Discussion and Cooking Demonstration
Jaclyn Albin, M.D.
Milette Siler, M.B.A.-HC, RD, LD, CCMS
Through an engaging discussion and live cooking demonstration, attendees will learn about realistic and sustainable ways to prepare nutritious meals that fit into busy lifestyles.

12:40-2:30 p.m.
Complimentary Lunch
Informal Information Booths

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The Syntrix Beauty & Barber Icon Expo is one of the most anticipated industry networking experiences coming to Dallas, Texas. Taking place on Sunday, October 11, 2026, from 2pm-10pm at Lofty Spaces, this high-energy expo will bring together elite barbers, hairstylists, braiders, makeup artists, locticians, educators, influencers, vendors, students, and beauty professionals from across the country for a full day of competitions, education, showcasing, entertainment, culture, and networking.

Syntrix Expo is designed to educate, elevate, and empower the next generation of beauty and barber professionals while creating opportunities for brands, creators, and entrepreneurs to connect with the industry face-to-face. Attendees will experience live barber battles, beauty competitions, vendor shopping, networking opportunities, live demonstrations, stage showcases, music, fashion, celebrity guests, and unforgettable entertainment throughout the day.

The NT-ADRC will be providing educational and resource materials on Alzheimer's disease. HealthStreet will be providing free Blood Pressure and Mini-Cognitive screenings.

Register Here - https://www.eventbrite.com/e/syntrix-beauty-barber-icon-expo-tickets-1990678313423

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About Dr. Guiseppi-Elie

Dr. Anthony Guiseppi-Elie is President and Senior Fellow of the American International Institute of Medical Sciences, Engineering, and Innovation (AIIMSEI.org). He currently also serves as a Senior Dresden Fellow and Visiting Distinguished Professor at the Technical University of Dresden, Germany.

Dr. Guiseppi-Elie brings over three decades of experience bridging academia, industry, and innovation. He has spent 15 years in industrial research and product development, and 18 years as a tenured, titled, and endowed professor at leading institutions including Virginia Commonwealth University, Clemson University, Texas A&M University (TAMU), and Anderson University. At TAMU, he was Head of the Department of Biomedical Engineering and co-founded the School of Engineering Medicine (ENMED), where he also served as the Founding Associate Dean of Engineering Innovation. At Anderson University, he was Vice President of Industry Relations and Founding Dean of the College of Engineering. His academic appointments span departments of Chemical En2026 gineering, Biomedical Engineering, Electrical and Computer Engineering, and Emergency Medicine. He earned his Sc.D. in Materials Science and Engineering from the MIT, M.Sc. in Chemical Engineering from the University of Manchester (UMIST), and B.Sc. (First Class Honors) from the University of the West Indies (UWI). He has published over 225 peer-reviewed publications, holds 8 U.S. patents, and has an h-index of 53 (11,111 citations) (07.2026). He has been an IEEE-EMBS Distinguished Lecturer, the 2013 Avis Visiting Professor in Pharmaceutics at the University of Tennessee, a Fulbright Specialist (2015–2019), and has since 2020 been named by Stanford University to the top 2% of scientists worldwide. He is a Fellow of IEEE, AIMBE, BMES, RSC, and RSM. His research focuses on physiological monitoring during hemorrhagic trauma and allotransplantation, stimuli-responsive polymeric nanobiomaterials for drug delivery and tissue regeneration, and the development of microanalytical systems for advancing human health and medicine.

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Meet with professionals working in Quality & Operational Excellence to learn how they can be a resource or partner for your team!

Please join us this month for our Quality & OpEx Q&A Virtual Session to assist you and your department in answering any questions you may have about your quality improvement initiatives. This is an open forum, “come and go”, two-hour-long event where you can ask questions and get input from experts on our teams.

Our teams can assist you with any of the following quality improvement needs:

Patient Safety & Psychological Safety QuestionsInfection Prevention and ControlOpioid Safety and Controlled SubstancesPatient Experience & Best PracticesOperational Excellence & Transformation / Performance Improvement (PI) TrainingCelebration of Excellence Event & Poster QuestionsPublic Reporting / Health PromotionData Visualization / Tell Your Story with DataBalanced Scorecard QuestionsOperational Plan Guidance

Our experts will include members from the following Quality & OpEx teams:

Patient Safety Infection Prevention Opioid Safety Patient Experience Data Analytics & Insights Public Reporting & Health Promotion Physician Advisor Services Quality & Outcomes Registries Operational Excellence & Transformation / PI Training Academic Performance Excellence

Invite others from your department or project teams to get the information you need to accelerate your work. If you have any questions or specific concerns, please contact us at HealthSystemQualityOpEx@utsouthwestern.edu, and we will be happy to address them.

Thank you, and we look forward to seeing you at the Quality & OpEx Q&A Virtual Session!

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"The Ethical Challenges of Telling Dr. Douglas M. Kelley's Story at Nuremberg"

Jack El-Hai, M.F.A.

Journalist and author of nonfiction books, articles, and essays about medicine, science, history, and crime

Abstract: This lecture explores the ethical terrain surrounding Jack El-Hai's book, The Nazi and the Psychiatrist, which focuses on the work of Dr. Douglas M. Kelley before, during, and after the first Nuremberg trial in 1945-1946. As a psychiatrist tasked with evaluating leading Nazi defendants, Kelley confronted questions of professional duty, empathy, and moral responsibility when evaluating and treating defendants implicated in unprecedented crimes. This talk examines these dilemmas, including dual loyalty, boundary setting, and psychological effect on the physician. It also addresses the ethical difficulties of reconstructing such a story for a contemporary audience: balancing historical accuracy with narrative clarity, respecting the victims while probing perpetrators' minds, and avoiding sensationalism. Finally, this lecture considers the obstacles to adapting this material for the screen in the movie, Nuremberg, where visual storytelling can both illuminate and distort psychiatric and historical truth.

CME

This activity has been approved for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™ (including medical ethics and/or professional responsibility).

NCPD

UT Southwestern is accredited as a provider of nursing professional development by the American Nurses Credentialing Center's Commission on Accreditation.

This acitivity has been awarded 1.0 contact hour.

Contact

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Rhythm, Power, and Motivational! Step into a high-energy, music-driven ride.This class blends rhythm, resistance, and performance coaching to push you past limits and leave you stronger every time you ride.

Reserve a bike here (no more than 40 hours in advance)

Day Passes - $6

ID required - Anyone with a UT Southwestern Medical Center ID card is eligible to purchase a day pass. Please present it at the time of purchase.A day pass allows you to access Student Center facilities and fitness classes.

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Labor Day Grill-Out 2026

September 2, 2026

Grilled Filipino BBQ Chicken

Filipino-style chicken barbecue is a sweet, savory, and tangy grilled chicken dish, typically marinated in banana ketchup, soy sauce, calamansi juice, brown sugar, and garlic, then grilled to caramelized perfection

*Contains Soy

Mini Cheeseburger Sliders

Mini smash style cheeseburgers sliders on toasted buns with American Cheese caramelized onions, House made Burger sauce and pickles.

*Contains Gluten

Sweet Jasmine Rice

Steamed Rice with aromatics then finished with a light syrup

International French Fry Bar

Crispy potatoes cooked in fat with Different Topping (Queso, Cheese Curds, Gravy, Bacon bits, Shredded Cheese, Pickled Jalapenos, Kimchi, Scallions, Sour cream, Feta, Ketchup, Olives

Roasted Summer Vegetable Medley

Rustic Provençal vegetable medley featuring Eggplant, Peppers, Tomatoes and Squash

Grilled Corn

Macaroni salad

Cole slaw

Cotton Candy

Buffet Price: 15.99 per person, plus sales tax.

UTSW: 12.79 per person, plus sales tax.

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Please note: Menu items are subject to change based on availability.

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By the end of this session, participants will be able to:

Explain the purpose and scope of accessibility within the organization, including key policies and expectations.Recognize and name at least two core accessibility practices (e.g., document structure, alt text, color contrast, captions, or clear language) used in common work materials.Identify 1-2 practical ways to incorporate accessibility into daily workflows and know how to request support when needed.

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Panelists:
Cherise R. Chin Fatt, PhD, UTSW
Jennifer Cooper, PhD, MS, UTSW
Tracy L. Greer, PhD, MSCS, UTSW
Heather Kitzman, PhD, UTSW
Sarah Ruiz, PhD, PCORI
When: October 15th from 9am to 4pm (There will be a break for lunch at 12:15pm-1:15pm.)
Where: Virtual on Teams

Join for a discussion on the following topics:

Understand PCORI's mission, funding priorities, and review criteriaLearn how to develop patient-centered research questions and study designsReview the principles of meaningful patient and stakeholder engagement in researchGain practical skills in data management, analysis, and interpretation for PCORI applicationsLearn to effectively communicate research findings and develop dissemination plansParticipate in interactive exercises to apply learned conceptsReview sample PCORI application components
Sponsored by the UT Southwestern CTSA Program
For more information, please contact: CTSAProgram@utsouthwestern.edu

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Stop by one of our SECC pop-up events across campus and at regional locations to support the Texas State Employee Charitable Campaign (SECC), now through Oct. 31.

Whether you're making your donation for the first time or need a helping hand with the process, we're here to help. Plus, you'll enjoy fresh-baked chocolate chip and snickerdoodle cookies while you visit and SECC swag while supplies last.

Employees who make a donation in person will receive a UT Southwestern tumbler.

We can't wait to see you there!

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Rhythm, Power, and Motivational! Step into a high-energy, music-driven ride.This class blends rhythm, resistance, and performance coaching to push you past limits and leave you stronger every time you ride.

Reserve a bike here (no more than 40 hours in advance)

Day Passes - $6

ID required - Anyone with a UT Southwestern Medical Center ID card is eligible to purchase a day pass. Please present it at the time of purchase.A day pass allows you to access Student Center facilities and fitness classes.

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Whether you walk with a UTSW team or join our Individual Walkers team, there’s a place for you. Registration is free and the UT Southwestern Company Page can be found here.

Event information:

Saturday, Oct. 17, 2026
Levy Event Plaza
501 East Las Colinas Boulevard
Irving, TX 75039

Event opens: 7:30 a.m.
Walk begins: 8:45 a.m.
Route options: 1- or 3-mile

T-shirt details:

Want to represent UTSW on walk day? Within 24 hours of registering, you’ll receive an email from the American Heart Association with a link to order your free UTSW Heart Walk T-shirt. T-shirts are available while supplies last, so don’t wait to register and order yours. T-shirts will be shipped weekly through Oct. 14, 2026.

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Walk, run, or join virtually; however you participate, you'll be part of an inspiring day that celebrates survivors, honors loved ones, and supports the fight against breast cancer.

It takes all of us to make a difference. Sign up today and be part of Team UT Southwestern!

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We can’t wait to see everyone for a walk!

Link for more details and sign-up information

Please follow @utsw_wwad on Instagram to stay updated on our monthly events!

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About Dr. Miller

Michael I. Miller, Ph.D., Bessie Darling Massey Professor and Director of Biomedical Engineering at Johns Hopkins University. Dr. Miller is also co-director of the Kavli Neuroscience Discovery Institute. As a biomedical engineer who specializes in biomedical data science, Dr. Miller is pioneering cutting-edge technologies in computational medicine to understand and diagnose neurodegenerative diseases. His research focuses on the functional and structural characteristics of the human brain in health and disease, focusing on neurodegenerative diseases Alzheimer’s and Huntington’s. Dr. Miller has written two books, one entitled Random Point Processes in Space and Time with Donald L. Snyder, and one entitled Pattern Theory: An Emerging Discipline with Ulf Grenander. Dr. Miller has founded several companies in biomedical technologies for brain mapping.

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Rhythm, Power, and Motivational! Step into a high-energy, music-driven ride.This class blends rhythm, resistance, and performance coaching to push you past limits and leave you stronger every time you ride.

Reserve a bike here (no more than 40 hours in advance)

Day Passes - $6

ID required - Anyone with a UT Southwestern Medical Center ID card is eligible to purchase a day pass. Please present it at the time of purchase.A day pass allows you to access Student Center facilities and fitness classes.

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Featuring:

Chicken Spinach Alfredo

Sweet Italian Sausage and Peppers

Lasagna Ravioli (Vegetarian)

Herbed Pasta

Artisan Pizza Bar & Garlic Toast
From Pepperoni, Meat lovers, Veggie, Chicken Bacon Ranch*Contains Dairy

Buffet price: $15.99 per person + sales tax
UTSW discounted price: $12.79 per person + sales tax

Please use the following link to view the menu under North Campus- Skyline 14 Buffet- View Buffet Menu

https://www.utsouthwestern.edu/employees/campus-services/dining/

Please note: Menu items are subject to change based on availability.

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Stop by one of our SECC pop-up events across campus and at regional locations to support the Texas State Employee Charitable Campaign (SECC), now through Oct. 31.

Whether you're making your donation for the first time or need a helping hand with the process, we're here to help. Plus, you'll enjoy fresh-baked chocolate chip and snickerdoodle cookies while you visit and SECC swag while supplies last.

Employees who make a donation in person will receive a UT Southwestern tumbler.

We can't wait to see you there!

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Stop by one of our SECC pop-up events across campus and at regional locations to support the Texas State Employee Charitable Campaign (SECC), now through Oct. 31.

Whether you're making your donation for the first time or need a helping hand with the process, we're here to help. Plus, you'll enjoy fresh-baked chocolate chip and snickerdoodle cookies while you visit and SECC swag while supplies last.

Employees who make a donation in person will receive a UT Southwestern tumbler.

We can't wait to see you there!

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Geneticist - Department of Fundamental Oncology

University of Lausanne

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This event is hosted by the UT Southwestern Nutrition & Obesity Research Center (NORC) and the Molecular Metabolism and Metabolic Diseases (3MD) Graduate Track. The event is free to attend and lunch will be provided.

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Title: From Prediction to Action: The role of neuro symbolic and agentic AI in promoting behavioral intelligence

When: Thursday October 22, noon to 1 p.m.

Where: Hybrid event, Zoom and Hoblitzelle Building (G9.102)

CME credit is available for all attendees, and complimentary lunch will be provided for those joining us in person.

Bio: Patrick Dunn, Ph.D, M.S., M.B.A., is an Adjunct Assistant Professor in the O’Donnell School of Public Health at UT Southwestern Medical Center. He also is the Director of Digital Solutions for the American Heart Association Center for Health Technology and Innovation and is a Fellow of the American Heart Association. Patrick has a unique blend of knowledge and experience in healthcare, data and behavioral science, software engineering, quality, and research. Dr. Dunn is a clinical exercise physiologist and health educator with 40 years of experience in cardiac rehabilitation, preventive cardiology, and wellness with specific expertise in digital health literacy and digital coaching methods. He has experience teaching research and statistics and has mentored graduate students in public health.

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Rhythm, Power, and Motivational! Step into a high-energy, music-driven ride.This class blends rhythm, resistance, and performance coaching to push you past limits and leave you stronger every time you ride.

Reserve a bike here (no more than 40 hours in advance)

Day Passes - $6

ID required - Anyone with a UT Southwestern Medical Center ID card is eligible to purchase a day pass. Please present it at the time of purchase.A day pass allows you to access Student Center facilities and fitness classes.

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Talk Title: “Fat as Fuel or Liability? Lipid Handling in Cartilaginous Tissues”

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Rhythm, Power, and Motivational! Step into a high-energy, music-driven ride.This class blends rhythm, resistance, and performance coaching to push you past limits and leave you stronger every time you ride.

Reserve a bike here (no more than 40 hours in advance)

Day Passes - $6

ID required - Anyone with a UT Southwestern Medical Center ID card is eligible to purchase a day pass. Please present it at the time of purchase.A day pass allows you to access Student Center facilities and fitness classes.

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Please use the following link to view the menu under North Campus- Skyline 14 Buffet- View Buffet Menu

https://www.utsouthwestern.edu/employees/campus-services/dining/

Please note: Menu items are subject to change based on availability.

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Stop by one of our SECC pop-up events across campus and at regional locations to support the Texas State Employee Charitable Campaign (SECC), now through Oct. 31.

Whether you're making your donation for the first time or need a helping hand with the process, we're here to help. Plus, you'll enjoy fresh-baked chocolate chip and snickerdoodle cookies while you visit and SECC swag while supplies last.

Employees who make a donation in person will receive a UT Southwestern tumbler.

We can't wait to see you there!

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Topic: Sustainability

This series will provide participants with foundational knowledge in implementation science through a combination of didactic lectures and interactive discussions. Join to learn how the program can help you successfully apply evidence-based and evidence-informed practices into healthcare, public health, and policy settings.

This activity is approved for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™

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What to expect:

Trick-or-treating from creatively decorated trunksHalloween games and prizes with plenty of chances to winBalloon artists creating whimsical designs to take homeMusic and festivities to keep the Halloween spirit going all eveningWear your favorite costume, bring your family and friends, and enjoy an evening of Halloween fun!

Open to the public and the entire UT Southwestern community.

For questions or additional information, contact the UTSW Crime Prevention Office at 214-633-9172 or email (UTCrimePrevention@utsouthwestern.edu).

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Reserve a bike here (no more than 40 hours in advance)

Day Passes - $6

ID required - Anyone with a UT Southwestern Medical Center ID card is eligible to purchase a day pass. Please present it at the time of purchase.A day pass allows you to access Student Center facilities and fitness classes.

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Presentation By: Voya Financial

Sponsored By: Benefits & Wellness Department

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Molecular Microbiology Graduate Program

“Targeting of ELMO2 by the Shigella E3 Ligase IpaH4.5 Reveals Key Differences Between ELMO Paralogs”

Mentor: Neal Alto, Ph.D.

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Rhythm, Power, and Motivational! Step into a high-energy, music-driven ride.This class blends rhythm, resistance, and performance coaching to push you past limits and leave you stronger every time you ride.

Reserve a bike here (no more than 40 hours in advance)

Day Passes - $6

ID required - Anyone with a UT Southwestern Medical Center ID card is eligible to purchase a day pass. Please present it at the time of purchase.A day pass allows you to access Student Center facilities and fitness classes.

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Register for the PeopleSoft Chart of Accounts training in Taleo.

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Please use the following link to view the menu under North Campus- Skyline 14 Buffet- View Buffet Menu

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Please note: Menu items are subject to change based on availability.

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This session's speaker is Reed Tuckson, M.D., FACP, Managing Director at Tuckson Health Connections, LLC. He will give an informative talk on, "Advancing Public Health for All Americans in This Time of Profound Change and Uncertainty.”

This hybrid event will be held in person on South Campus from noon to 1 p.m. and livestreamed on UTSW’s YouTube channel for those unable to attend in person.

Lunch will be available on a first come, first served basis at the event.

Registration is required.

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For those who would like to join virtually, the ceremony will also be livestreamed at streaming.utsouthwestern.edu/lce.

Please be sure to mark your calendar for the event!

The entire UT Southwestern community is invited to join a celebration honoring the recipients of the eighth annual Leaders in Clinical Excellence Awards, including the newest winner of the Patricia and William L. Watson Jr., M.D. Award for Excellence in Clinical Medicine, which is UT Southwestern’s highest honor in clinical care.

Each of the 2026 award recipients serves as an inspiration to all of us in the delivery of care to our patients and in service to our institution.

The ceremony to honor the winners will be hosted by UT Southwestern President Daniel K. Podolsky, M.D.; Jonathan Efron, M.D., Executive Vice President for Health System Affairs; and W. P. Andrew Lee, M.D., Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs, Provost, and Dean of UT Southwestern Medical School, and includes remarks from the award recipients.

The event will be held at the Tom and Lula Gooch Auditorium on South Campus with a reception to follow.

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Talk Title: Will AI Be the Death of Clinical Reasoning? Promoting cognitive excellence in the Age of AI

When: Thursday November 5, noon to 1 p.m.

Where: Hybrid event, Zoom and Richardson Lecture Hall (D1.502, South Campus)

CME credit is available for all attendees, and complimentary lunch will be provided for those joining us in person.

Speaker Bio: Laura Hopson, M.D., M.Ed., is Clinical Professor and Associate Chair of Education in the Department of Emergency Medicine at the University of Michigan Medical School. She graduated from Yale University with a BS in Molecular Biophysics and Biochemistry and obtained her MD from Duke University. She completed residency training at the University of Michigan, and a MEd through Johns Hopkins University. Dr. Hopson has been extensively involved in medical education at the undergraduate and graduate level and currently serves as residency program director and associate chair for education.

She co-directs the institutional GME Innovations program. Dr. Hopson has a long-standing interest in the transition between UME and GME and her scholarly work focuses on the residency selection process, optimizing learning outcomes through the development of expertise, and understanding the learner interface with the clinical environment.

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The North Texas Alzheimer's Disease Research Center (NT-ADRC) is gearing up for the 2026 Dallas Walk to End Alzheimer's, and we'd love to have you on our team!

Whether you walk in honor of a loved one, in support of a friend, or simply because you believe in a future without Alzheimer's disease and related dementias, every step makes a difference.

Walk Details:
Date: Saturday, November 7, 2026
Location: Klyde Warren Park | Dallas, TX

Schedule of Events:
6:30 a.m. Check-in / Site Opens | 7:30 a.m. Opening Ceremony

By joining our team, you'll help:

Raise awareness about Alzheimer's disease and related dementias.Support critical research and community programs.Stand alongside others committed to ending Alzheimer's.

Join our team today: http://act.alz.org/site/TR?fr_id=19931&pg=team&team_id=1075030

Invite your family, friends, and coworkers to join you. The more people walking together, the greater our impact.

Thank you for supporting this important cause. We can't wait to walk with you!

Together, we can END ALZ.

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Meet with professionals working in Quality & Operational Excellence to learn how they can be a resource or partner for your team!

Please join us this month for our Quality & OpEx Q&A Virtual Session to assist you and your department in answering any questions you may have about your quality improvement initiatives. This is an open forum, “come and go”, two-hour-long event where you can ask questions and get input from experts on our teams.

Our teams can assist you with any of the following quality improvement needs:

Patient Safety & Psychological Safety QuestionsInfection Prevention and ControlOpioid Safety and Controlled SubstancesPatient Experience & Best PracticesOperational Excellence & Transformation / Performance Improvement (PI) TrainingCelebration of Excellence Event & Poster QuestionsPublic Reporting / Health PromotionData Visualization / Tell Your Story with DataBalanced Scorecard QuestionsOperational Plan Guidance

Our experts will include members from the following Quality & OpEx teams:

Patient Safety Infection Prevention Opioid Safety Patient Experience Data Analytics & Insights Public Reporting & Health Promotion Physician Advisor Services Quality & Outcomes Registries Operational Excellence & Transformation / PI Training Academic Performance Excellence

Invite others from your department or project teams to get the information you need to accelerate your work. If you have any questions or specific concerns, please contact us at HealthSystemQualityOpEx@utsouthwestern.edu, and we will be happy to address them.

Thank you, and we look forward to seeing you at the Quality & OpEx Q&A Virtual Session!

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Cell and Molecular Biology Graduate Program

“Mechanistic Basis for SNX14 Family Proteins in Lipid Metabolism and Neurological Disease”

Mentor: Mike Henne, Ph.D.

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Title: The Learning Health System of 2035: Designing Healthcare That Learns

When: Wednesday November 11, 2026

11:30a-12:00p: Registration check-in and lunch

12:00-1:00p: Expert Panel

Where: Hybrid event, Zoom and UTSW South Campus (Y2.206 & Y2.214)

Welcome Remarks

Wendy Chapman, PhD

Director of the Clinical Informatics Center, UT Southwestern

Associate Dean of Health Informatics, Chief Learning Health Officer

Moderator

Adela Grando, PhD, MCS, FAMIA, FACMI

Associate Director of Research, UT Southwestern

Panelists

Daniel Capurro, MD, PhD, FRACP, FAMIA, FACMI, FAIDH

Full Professor, School of Computing and Information Systems

University of Melbourne

Ferdinand Velasco, MD

Senior Vice President, Chief Health Informatics Officer

Texas Health Resources

Krystle K. Campbell, D.H.A., M.S.M.S., CHSE, FACHDM

Assistant Vice President of Education Operations, Office of Provost - Academic Affairs

Assistant Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, UT Southwestern

Jessica Ancker, PhD, MPH, FACMI

Professor, Departments of Biomedical Informatics and of Health Policy Vice Chair for Educational Affairs, Department of Biomedical Informatics

Vanderbilt University

Eric Peterson, MD, MPH

Vice Provost & Senior Associate Dean for Clinical Research

Professor of Medicine, UT Southwestern

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By the end of this session, participants will be able to:

Explain the purpose and scope of accessibility within the organization, including key policies and expectations.Recognize and name at least two core accessibility practices (e.g., document structure, alt text, color contrast, captions, or clear language) used in common work materials.Identify 1-2 practical ways to incorporate accessibility into daily workflows and know how to request support when needed.

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Are you passionate about improving the quality of care, services, and support for older adults? The Geriatric Council is a collaborative group dedicated to enhancing the health, safety, dignity, and well-being of our senior population.

By attending, you'll have the opportunity to:

Share ideas and best practices for serving older adults.Learn about current initiatives, resources, and community needs.Collaborate with multidisciplinary professionals who are committed to excellence in geriatric care.Help identify opportunities for improvement and drive meaningful change.Stay informed about trends, challenges, and innovations impacting the aging population.Whether you work directly with seniors or simply have an interest in advocating for their needs, your voice and perspective are valuable. Together, we can create a stronger, more supportive environment for the older adults we serve.

Join us and be part of the conversation that shapes better care and better outcomes for our aging community.

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The New Faculty Research Forum features 15 new faculty speakers bringing innovative research to our campus.

Registration is now open.

This year's forum will feature a keynote by Helen Hobbs, M.D., an Investigator of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute and a Professor of Internal Medicine and Molecular Genetics. The new faculty speakers include:

Anupam Mondal, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of OphthalmologyBinbin Ying, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Biomedical EngineeringCecile Verbaarschot, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Neurological Surgery and Biomedical EngineeringChengyi Tu, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Internal Medicine and Biomedical EngineeringKeunwoo Ryu, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Cell BiologyLeo Buckley, Pharm.D, Assistant Professor of Internal MedicineMason Sweat, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Internal MedicineNils Burger, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of PharmacologyShixuan Liu, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Neuroscience in the O'Donnell Brain InstituteTao Zou, M.D., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Internal Medicine and a member of the Harold C. Simmons Comprehensive Cancer CenterTran N. H. Nguyen, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Biomedical Engineering and a member of the Harold C. Simmons Comprehensive Cancer CenterVladimir Seplyarskiy, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Bioinformatics and a member of the Eugene McDermott Center for Human Growth and DevelopmentXinyun “Sherry” Cao, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of MicrobiologyMegan Routzong, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Biomedical EngineeringGeorge Mountoufaris, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Physiology

Event Information:

November 12, 2026

10 a.m-4 p.m.

T. Boone Pickens Conference Center, NG3.112

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The third event in the series is a Zoom Webinar session on November 13 from 2-3 p.m., with Dr. Vibhash Sharma, Medical Director of the Movement Disorders Clinic in Neurology at UT Southwestern. He will present, and hold a Q&A session with patients, care partners, and care professional on the topic of "Genetics and Parkinson's."

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Target Audience

PhysiciansAdvanced Practice ProvidersNursesResidentsStudentsLearning Objectives

Describe recent advances in the treatment of breast, lung, gastrointestinal, genitourinary, head and neck cancers, melanoma, and hematologic malignancies.Interpret key clinical trial results presented at major oncology meetings and discuss their relevance to clinical practice today.Integrate multimodality treatment strategies including systemic therapy, immunotherapy, targeted therapy, and radiation therapy into patient management.The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center designates this live activity for a maximum of 5.00 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

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presented by

Qi Fu, M.D., PhD

Professor and Director of the Women’s Heart Health Lab/Internal Medicine, Cardiology

Lecture Objectives
At the conclusion of this activity, the participant should be able to:
1. Describe the role of sympathetic activity in blood pressure regulation during normotensive and hypertensive pregnancy.
2. Explain sex differences in sympathetic neural mechanisms contributing to hypertension in older adults.
3. Describe sex-specific associations between obesity, sympathetic activity, and heart failure with preserved ejection fraction (HFpEF).

Educational Objectives
At the conclusion of this activity, the participant should be able to:
1. Identify problems common to general Ob/Gyn practice; order appropriate diagnostic tests when indicated; improve patient outcomes.
2. Identify conditions relevant to Ob/Gyn subspecialties and evaluate these conditions within the scope of general practice; place appropriate referrals; improve patient outcomes.
3. Have a better understanding of the health care system and be able to function more efficiently within it.

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Featuring:

BEEF TACOS

CHIPOTLE YUCATAN CHICKEN

BAJA-STYLE CRISPY BEER BATTERED TILAPIA

FIESTA RICE

SOUTHWESTERN PINTO BEANS

CREAMY ELOTE CORN

VEGETABLE CHILES TOREADOS

QUESO BLANCO

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Topic: Trial Designs

This series will provide participants with foundational knowledge in implementation science through a combination of didactic lectures and interactive discussions. Join to learn how the program can help you successfully apply evidence-based and evidence-informed practices into healthcare, public health, and policy settings.

This activity is approved for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™

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Rhythm, Power, and Motivational! Step into a high-energy, music-driven ride.This class blends rhythm, resistance, and performance coaching to push you past limits and leave you stronger every time you ride.

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Featuring:

Chicken Spinach Alfredo

Sweet Italian Sausage and Peppers

Lasagna Ravioli (Vegetarian)

Herbed Pasta

Artisan Pizza Bar & Garlic Toast
From Pepperoni, Meat lovers, Veggie, Chicken Bacon Ranch*Contains Dairy

Buffet price: $15.99 per person + sales tax
UTSW discounted price: $12.79 per person + sales tax

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Topic: Workshop: Learning Health Systems, Informatics, Grant Consultation

This series will provide participants with foundational knowledge in implementation science through a combination of didactic lectures and interactive discussions. Join to learn how the program can help you successfully apply evidence-based and evidence-informed practices into healthcare, public health, and policy settings.

This activity is approved for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™

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Click this link to register for Ophthalmology at the Crossroads

Distinguished Guest Speakers

BETTMAN EDUCATION ETHICS LECTURE
Thomas A. Graul, M.D.
Eye Surgical Associates (Lincoln, Nebraska)
Adjunct Associate Professor of Ophthalmology
University of Nebraska (Lincoln, Nebraska)
Member, American Academy of Ophthalmology Ethics Commitee

JOHN R. LYNN, M.D. LECTURE
Sanjay Asrani, M.D.
Professor of Ophthalmology
Duke University (Durham, North Carolina)​​​

Jui-Kai 'Ray' Wang, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Ophthalmology
UT Southwestern

WINSLOW FAMILY RETINA LECTURE
Emily Y. Chew, M.D.
NIH Distinguished Investigator, Division of Epidemiology and Clinical Applications (DECA)
Clinical Trials Branch
Director, DECA
National Eye Institute (Bethesda, Maryland)

CORNEAL DISEASE AND TRANSPLANTATION LECTURESHIP, IN HONOR OF H. DWIGHT CAVANAGH, M.D., PH.D.
Douglas D. Koch, M.D.
Professor and Allen, Mosbacher, and Law Chair in Ophthalmology
Cullen Eye Institute, Baylor College of Medicine (Houston, Texas)

CAROL F. ZIMMERMAN, M.D. MEMORIAL LECTURESHIP IN NEURO-OPHTHALMOLOGY
Steven Feldon, M.D., M.B.A.
Professor Emeritus and Chair in Ophthalmology
University of Rochester School of Medicine & Dentistry
David & Ilene Flaum Eye Institute (Rochester, New York)

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The 2026 conference emphasizes steatotic liver disease care, including MASH, MetALD, alcohol-use assessment, and referral pathways; portal hypertension, CSPH, prevention of first decompensation, management of ascites, varices, and hepatic encephalopathy, and referral for liver transplant evaluation; HCC surveillance and diagnostic pitfalls; safe clinical use of AI tools, including chatbots and ambient documentation; autoimmune and cholestatic liver disease, including PBC after obeticholic acid withdrawal and updates in AIH/PSC; renal dysfunction and anticoagulation in cirrhosis; and lifestyle, weight wellness, and nutrition counseling for chronic liver disease and cirrhosis.

The course, beneficial for physicians, advanced practice providers, nurses, dieticians, allied health professionals and other clinicians caring for patients with liver disease, will include didactic presentations, case-based sessions, a formal debate, poster session, and panel Q&A to make the content interactive, practical, and applicable to community practice.

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Meet with professionals working in Quality & Operational Excellence to learn how they can be a resource or partner for your team!

Please join us this month for our Quality & OpEx Q&A Virtual Session to assist you and your department in answering any questions you may have about your quality improvement initiatives. This is an open forum, “come and go”, two-hour-long event where you can ask questions and get input from experts on our teams.

Our teams can assist you with any of the following quality improvement needs:

Patient Safety & Psychological Safety QuestionsInfection Prevention and ControlOpioid Safety and Controlled SubstancesPatient Experience & Best PracticesOperational Excellence & Transformation / Performance Improvement (PI) TrainingCelebration of Excellence Event & Poster QuestionsPublic Reporting / Health PromotionData Visualization / Tell Your Story with DataBalanced Scorecard QuestionsOperational Plan Guidance

Our experts will include members from the following Quality & OpEx teams:

Patient Safety Infection Prevention Opioid Safety Patient Experience Data Analytics & Insights Public Reporting & Health Promotion Physician Advisor Services Quality & Outcomes Registries Operational Excellence & Transformation / PI Training Academic Performance Excellence

Invite others from your department or project teams to get the information you need to accelerate your work. If you have any questions or specific concerns, please contact us at HealthSystemQualityOpEx@utsouthwestern.edu, and we will be happy to address them.

Thank you, and we look forward to seeing you at the Quality & OpEx Q&A Virtual Session!

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By the end of this session, participants will be able to:

Explain the purpose and scope of accessibility within the organization, including key policies and expectations.Recognize and name at least two core accessibility practices (e.g., document structure, alt text, color contrast, captions, or clear language) used in common work materials.Identify 1-2 practical ways to incorporate accessibility into daily workflows and know how to request support when needed.

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Are you passionate about improving the quality of care, services, and support for older adults? The Geriatric Council is a collaborative group dedicated to enhancing the health, safety, dignity, and well-being of our senior population.

By attending, you'll have the opportunity to:

Share ideas and best practices for serving older adults.Learn about current initiatives, resources, and community needs.Collaborate with multidisciplinary professionals who are committed to excellence in geriatric care.Help identify opportunities for improvement and drive meaningful change.Stay informed about trends, challenges, and innovations impacting the aging population.Whether you work directly with seniors or simply have an interest in advocating for their needs, your voice and perspective are valuable. Together, we can create a stronger, more supportive environment for the older adults we serve.

Join us and be part of the conversation that shapes better care and better outcomes for our aging community.

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Day Passes - $6

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Our traditional holiday-themed lasagna buffet will be served, and free valet parking will be available.

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In addition, by using the DCT module, PeopleSoft compiles and summarizes this information into various reports for your use. The PeopleSoft DCT invoice is part of the grants billing workflow, helping to ensure that billing activities are accurate, automated, and aligned with compliance and accounting standards.

Secure your seat, email SPA Clinical Trial Finance Team.

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Rhythm, Power, and Motivational! Step into a high-energy, music-driven ride.This class blends rhythm, resistance, and performance coaching to push you past limits and leave you stronger every time you ride.

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Are you passionate about improving the quality of care, services, and support for older adults? The Geriatric Council is a collaborative group dedicated to enhancing the health, safety, dignity, and well-being of our senior population.

By attending, you'll have the opportunity to:

Share ideas and best practices for serving older adults.Learn about current initiatives, resources, and community needs.Collaborate with multidisciplinary professionals who are committed to excellence in geriatric care.Help identify opportunities for improvement and drive meaningful change.Stay informed about trends, challenges, and innovations impacting the aging population.Whether you work directly with seniors or simply have an interest in advocating for their needs, your voice and perspective are valuable. Together, we can create a stronger, more supportive environment for the older adults we serve.

Join us and be part of the conversation that shapes better care and better outcomes for our aging community.

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We can’t wait to see everyone for a walk!

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Are you passionate about improving the quality of care, services, and support for older adults? The Geriatric Council is a collaborative group dedicated to enhancing the health, safety, dignity, and well-being of our senior population.

By attending, you'll have the opportunity to:

Share ideas and best practices for serving older adults.Learn about current initiatives, resources, and community needs.Collaborate with multidisciplinary professionals who are committed to excellence in geriatric care.Help identify opportunities for improvement and drive meaningful change.Stay informed about trends, challenges, and innovations impacting the aging population.Whether you work directly with seniors or simply have an interest in advocating for their needs, your voice and perspective are valuable. Together, we can create a stronger, more supportive environment for the older adults we serve.

Join us and be part of the conversation that shapes better care and better outcomes for our aging community.

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Title: From Real-World Data to Age-Friendly Care: A Team Science Approach to Build a Learning Health Ecosystem

When: Thursday February 25, noon to 1 p.m.

Where: Hybrid event, Zoom and Hoblitzelle Building (G9.102)

CME credit is available for all attendees, and complimentary lunch will be provided for those joining us in person.

Bio: Dr. Sunyang Fu is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Quantitative and Systems Health Sciences at Dell Medical School, The University of Texas at Austin. He previously held a faculty appointment at the McWilliams School of Biomedical Informatics, UTHealth Houston. His research focuses on clinical natural language processing, computational phenotyping, and EHR data quality to support aging research. He is an awardee of an NIA K01 career development award, the national AITC for Aging Research competition, and the NIA IMPACT Scholar program. Beyond his own research program, Dr. Fu is an active leader in collaborative, team-based science across the national research community. He co-leads the American Medical Informatics Association NLP Working Group, leads the AI in Delirium Working Group with the Evolve to Next-Gen Accrual to Clinical Trials Network and the Network for Investigation of Delirium: Unifying Scientists, and is founder of the Age-Friendly Health System NLP Working Group.

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Are you passionate about improving the quality of care, services, and support for older adults? The Geriatric Council is a collaborative group dedicated to enhancing the health, safety, dignity, and well-being of our senior population.

By attending, you'll have the opportunity to:

Share ideas and best practices for serving older adults.Learn about current initiatives, resources, and community needs.Collaborate with multidisciplinary professionals who are committed to excellence in geriatric care.Help identify opportunities for improvement and drive meaningful change.Stay informed about trends, challenges, and innovations impacting the aging population.Whether you work directly with seniors or simply have an interest in advocating for their needs, your voice and perspective are valuable. Together, we can create a stronger, more supportive environment for the older adults we serve.

Join us and be part of the conversation that shapes better care and better outcomes for our aging community.

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We can’t wait to see everyone for a walk!

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Are you passionate about improving the quality of care, services, and support for older adults? The Geriatric Council is a collaborative group dedicated to enhancing the health, safety, dignity, and well-being of our senior population.

By attending, you'll have the opportunity to:

Share ideas and best practices for serving older adults.Learn about current initiatives, resources, and community needs.Collaborate with multidisciplinary professionals who are committed to excellence in geriatric care.Help identify opportunities for improvement and drive meaningful change.Stay informed about trends, challenges, and innovations impacting the aging population.Whether you work directly with seniors or simply have an interest in advocating for their needs, your voice and perspective are valuable. Together, we can create a stronger, more supportive environment for the older adults we serve.

Join us and be part of the conversation that shapes better care and better outcomes for our aging community.

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We can’t wait to see everyone for a walk!

Link for more details and sign-up information

Please follow @utsw_wwad on Instagram to stay updated on our monthly events!

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Are you passionate about improving the quality of care, services, and support for older adults? The Geriatric Council is a collaborative group dedicated to enhancing the health, safety, dignity, and well-being of our senior population.

By attending, you'll have the opportunity to:

Share ideas and best practices for serving older adults.Learn about current initiatives, resources, and community needs.Collaborate with multidisciplinary professionals who are committed to excellence in geriatric care.Help identify opportunities for improvement and drive meaningful change.Stay informed about trends, challenges, and innovations impacting the aging population.Whether you work directly with seniors or simply have an interest in advocating for their needs, your voice and perspective are valuable. Together, we can create a stronger, more supportive environment for the older adults we serve.

Join us and be part of the conversation that shapes better care and better outcomes for our aging community.

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We can’t wait to see everyone for a walk!

Link for more details and sign-up information

Please follow @utsw_wwad on Instagram to stay updated on our monthly events!

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Are you passionate about improving the quality of care, services, and support for older adults? The Geriatric Council is a collaborative group dedicated to enhancing the health, safety, dignity, and well-being of our senior population.

By attending, you'll have the opportunity to:

Share ideas and best practices for serving older adults.Learn about current initiatives, resources, and community needs.Collaborate with multidisciplinary professionals who are committed to excellence in geriatric care.Help identify opportunities for improvement and drive meaningful change.Stay informed about trends, challenges, and innovations impacting the aging population.Whether you work directly with seniors or simply have an interest in advocating for their needs, your voice and perspective are valuable. Together, we can create a stronger, more supportive environment for the older adults we serve.

Join us and be part of the conversation that shapes better care and better outcomes for our aging community.

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Are you passionate about improving the quality of care, services, and support for older adults? The Geriatric Council is a collaborative group dedicated to enhancing the health, safety, dignity, and well-being of our senior population.

By attending, you'll have the opportunity to:

Share ideas and best practices for serving older adults.Learn about current initiatives, resources, and community needs.Collaborate with multidisciplinary professionals who are committed to excellence in geriatric care.Help identify opportunities for improvement and drive meaningful change.Stay informed about trends, challenges, and innovations impacting the aging population.Whether you work directly with seniors or simply have an interest in advocating for their needs, your voice and perspective are valuable. Together, we can create a stronger, more supportive environment for the older adults we serve.

Join us and be part of the conversation that shapes better care and better outcomes for our aging community.

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Are you passionate about improving the quality of care, services, and support for older adults? The Geriatric Council is a collaborative group dedicated to enhancing the health, safety, dignity, and well-being of our senior population.

By attending, you'll have the opportunity to:

Share ideas and best practices for serving older adults.Learn about current initiatives, resources, and community needs.Collaborate with multidisciplinary professionals who are committed to excellence in geriatric care.Help identify opportunities for improvement and drive meaningful change.Stay informed about trends, challenges, and innovations impacting the aging population.Whether you work directly with seniors or simply have an interest in advocating for their needs, your voice and perspective are valuable. Together, we can create a stronger, more supportive environment for the older adults we serve.

Join us and be part of the conversation that shapes better care and better outcomes for our aging community.

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