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Dr. Shayna Ratner entered UT Southwestern Medical School with a keen interest in geriatric medicine. But exposure to psychiatry clerkships helped her to hone her skills and specialize in helping older patients navigate their mental health needs.

Going from an idyllic Austin, Texas, childhood to college on Chicago's South Side opened the eyes – and heart – of Dr. Anisha Ganguly to the plight of underserved communities. She’s been a change agent ever since, and now the M.D./M.P.H. graduate is the recipient of a UTSW Dr. Richard Mays Smith

Organizing free health fairs helped Dr. Kelsey Kirkman discover a passion for working with children from underserved areas. She’s focused on being an advocate for young patients and, because of these values, is the recipient of the Pediatric Society of Greater Dallas Award for Excellence in

Although Lizzie Cochran followed a winding road to medical school, she long had a desire to help others as a medical professional. In recognition of Dr. Cochran’s dedication and giving nature, she has been named recipient of the 2019 Rolland C. Reynolds Pathology Award.

Dr. Victor Dzau, President of the National Academy of Medicine, and Dr. Margaret Phillips, UTSW Chair of Biochemistry, will deliver the keynote addresses at Commencement exercises for the UT Southwestern Medical School and the UT Southwestern Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences, respectively.

Bethany Werner had hopes of becoming a physician since she was in elementary school. Fast forward 20 years, and she not only achieved a childhood dream, but received UT Southwestern Medical Center's oldest and most prestigious student award, the Ho Din.

A strong desire to be part of a community led Dr. Sarah Doucette to the field of family medicine, and it is her dedication to outreach that makes her a natural choice to receive the 2019 TAFP Dallas Chapter Outstanding Graduate Award.

Although he’s lived in America for almost 20 years, Dr. Raamis Khwaja returns to India whenever an opportunity arises to visit his grandparents and to soak in the lasting values and traditions – education, service, authenticity – that they imparted on his parents. Those deep-rooted characteristics

Chronic injuries as a student-athlete opened Dr. Kylie Cullinan’s eyes to the importance of a physician with a gift for teaching, and a gap year as a middle school teacher sharpened her own skills. Now the recipient of the Dr. Richard Mays Smith Award looks forward to a career of educating and

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