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Macromolecules and Metabolism (MM) Course Directors: Dr. Jennifer Kohler and Dr. Andrew Lemoff Grading: • Final Exam: 50% • Quiz: 20% • Online Problem Sets (4): 6% each • Active Learning Sessions (2): 2% each • Completion of course evaluation: 2% **A cumulative weighted score of ≥ 70% correct for all�graded activities will be counted as a��� passing grade. Students must also score at least a 70% on their final exam in order to pass this course. Calendar: 8/5 to 8/30 (first 4 weeks of

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.

Drs. Christopher McElrath and Hannah Viroslav gravitated to the field of anesthesiology for a similar reason: respect for faculty and mentors who stoked their interest and supported them in their studies. The appreciation is mutual, as they are the 2019 co-recipients of the MT

With a background in immunology research, Dr. Elise Burger quickly developed an interest in dermatology after coming to UT Southwestern. By earning both medical and doctorate degrees, she hopes to use her knowledge to research and treat dermatologic diseases. Due in part to her passion, she is this

Dr. Taylor Guinn describes the opportunity to serve within UTSW and throughout the broader community as a rewarding experience that contributed to her personal growth. It also earned her national recognition as recipient of the American College of Emergency Physicians Medical Student Professionalism

Dr. Alice Jean's work as a medical student and her charitable service in Texas and other countries has been recognized by both faculty and fellow students. The Medical School Class of 2019 chose her to receive the Iatros Award, while the Department of Family and Community Medicine honored her with

S O U T H W E S T E R N M E D I C I N E 54 HEN DR. STEVEN MCKNIGHT and his protégé, Dr. Andrew Pieper, set off on their own research expedition at UT Southwestern Medical Center several years ago, they knew they might never arrive at their destination. They were seeking whether there was a way to enhance the birth or survival of newly formed nerve cells in the adult brain. It was an undertaking that could have profound payoffs. If successful, the research could ultimately lead

M E D I C I N E 2005 Annual Review The Magazine of The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center > T H E D R E A M O F U N D E R S T A N D I N G S L E E P > L O O K I N G I N S I D E T H E B O D Y > A L Z H E I M E R ’ S D I S C O V E R I E S > A N E W S H A P E A L S O I N S I D E : > C A N C E R P R E V E N T I O N > C L I N I C A L F R O N T I E R HEART AND MIND 2 Researchers and clinicians of UT Southwestern Medical Center’s Alzheimer’s Disease Center are

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Meet the residents of the Class of 2027 in the Department of Obstetrics/Gynecology at UT Southwestern.