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Profiles of students and alumni in health informatics at the School of Health Professions.

Peer Advocates This program provides confidential support to fellow students who are struggling with both school and non-school-related challenges. Through this program, struggling students can reach out to a peer advocate for assistance and resources with personal issues that could include: Academic struggles Career planning Burnout Relationship problems Financial issues Family problems Health problems General life stressors All Peer Advocates have been trained in Mental Health First Aid. Peer

Responsibilities Jump to … Children in the Workplace Communicating with the Media Conflict of Interest Descriptions of Student Groups Handbook of Operating Procedures Postdoctoral Training Program Responsibility to Trainees Mentoring Graduate Students Your Own Authorship Policy Children in the Workplace UT Southwestern recognizes the need to occasionally bring children on campus for brief periods of time, particularly after business hours. There are rules that are intended to maximize safety and

On Saturday, Dec. 14, 135 students from the UT Southwestern School of Health Professions celebrated graduation.

SCOPE is the arts and humanities journal of UT Southwestern Medical School.

To recognize and encourage the effort involved in obtaining and successfully managing federal training grants, faculty members who direct R-25, R-38, or T-32 grants will receive annual supplemental administrative compensation (SAC) for the duration of the grant.

Learn about the campus policies and procedures that govern intramural activities at UT Southwestern.

Members of the Bryan Williams, M.D. Student Center can check out a variety of indoor and outdoor fitness equipment.

Meet the leadership and staff of the Convergence Program at UT Southwestern Medical Center.

All UT Southwestern students, faculty, and staff are eligible to compete for the Presidents Volunteer Service Award for work in their community.