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The Scholar's Edge The Scholar’s Edge is a lunchtime workshop series designed to support faculty career development through focused, engaging sessions on topics that matter. Each session offers practical insights and strategies while creating space for connection and conversation among colleagues. The series highlights timely and relevant subjects with future sessions planned to address additional challenges and opportunities faculty may encounter throughout their careers. Whether you're seeking

Faculty interested in Medical Humanities & Ethics at UTSW, Parkland and Childrens

UT Southwestern celebrates graduates of its Medical School, Graduate School and School of Health Professions for 2024

Resources for School Administrative Leaders and Program Faculty Internal Resources ADM-360 Reporting Substantive Changes in Academic Programs to Accrediting Agencies Process Overview for New Academic Programs (hyperlink forthcoming) Interactive Substantive Change Requirements Guide (password protected) State Resources UT Regent’s Rule 40307: Academic Program Approval Standards THECB Program Development Information THECB Low-Producing Program Reviews Other Key Resources SACSCOC Substantive Change

The UT Southwestern Dean’s Scholar in Clinical Research program provides promising early career faculty with financial resources, career guidance, research training, and protected research time to facilitate their development as successful clinical physician scientists.

The professional and student staff members of the Bryan Williams, M.D. Student Center support students in their pursuit of active, vibrant experiences.

Convergence Days September 13 & 14, 2023 Online via Zoom Foundations in Interprofessional Collaboration And Teamwork www.utsouthwestern.edu/education/ interprofessional Medical, Health Professions, Nursing , Pharmacy and several other student disciplines meet in small interprofessional groups to develop respect for the roles/responsibilities and expertise of other health professions, and to provide a common foundation preparing them to engage in health interprofessional

Screening Our Sisters seeks to reduce late-stage diagnosis of breast cancer in minority women in high-risk geographical areas.

These presentations were written and used by speakers at STARS events between 2011 and 2013.