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The Pavilion and Tennis Court Complex, next to the Bryan Williams, M.D. Student Center, features two lighted tennis courts and a covered basketball court.

Sports Council and Staff Opportunities The champion intramural basketball team. The Bryan Williams, M.D. Student Center is seeking students interested in serving on a Recreational Sports Council. Goals of the Council include: Serve in the development of Student Center programs. Help generate new ideas. Act as liaisons between the Student Center staff and the student community Interested students should contact Mike Chadee. mike.chadee@utsouthwestern.edu Sports Staff Opportunities The Intramural

The Intramural Sports program at the Bryan Williams M.D. Student Center is looking for officials and supervisors to administer events.

Find resources for applying for an NIH R Grant with the SOAR program at UT Southwestern.

What do you want from life? That question includes what do you want from your work, your career, your relationships, indeed your entire world. Understanding where you are now is essential to finding a way toward where you want to be. Answering that question begins with asking: “What’s here now?”

Find the schedule for the Health Professions Recruitment and Exposure Program (HPREP), a non-degree program for minority high school students.

Learn the highlights of the SOAR grant writing workshop at UT Southwestern.

Relationships are at the heart of everything we do at UT Southwestern. In fact, we can see UT Southwestern Medical Center as nothing more than a rich and complex set of relationships among a diverse collection of people. As such, these relationships require focus and attention, starting with

There is great benefit in recognizing the things in our lives that we should be grateful for – family, friends, employment, and life. But there also must be reflection upon areas in our lives that we leave unattended and do not show appreciation for such as our wellness, our values, and our overall

Authenticity - a term that embodies the essence of being true, genuine, and unapologetically yourself. Have you ever walked into a room, a meeting, or engaged in a conversation, feeling like you were truly showing up as your authentic self? Take a moment to reflect on the first time you acknowledged