Congrats to Dr. Catherine Spong on being named Associate Dean of Clinical Research. She's a leader in women's health with expertise translating research into clinical practice. We know she'll excel in her new role.
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Dr. Charles Whitten has a long history with UTSW. From his time as a student, to residency and fellowship, through his career as a professor he has worked hard to create the university that we are all proud of.
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It's World Digital Preservation Day! On this day many talks and events are held to showcase how important it is to properly preserve digital data. With the speed of tech, data can go bad quickly which makes preservation so important.
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This #WhoAmIWednesday we are looking for the first name of Dr. Morey from Urology. Can you help us out?
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The Basic Science building now the Cary Building was the first true building on campus and it was later dedicated to the founder Dr. Ed Cary.
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Students work hard on their studies and they also share their research whenever they can through poster presentation. They support each other and have the support of their faculty.
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Thank you for joining us this October for American Archives Month. We hope that you learned some fun new things about the Special Collections Library and University Archives. We also hope you'll continue to follow along for more history.
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It's easy to find something "spooky" in a medical archive. Skeletons, blood, and old buildings with long empty hallways are no match for our community!

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Michael White, Ph.D. was a Professor in the Department of Cell Biology and the founding Director of the CIPD Program. His research interests included oncogenes, signal transduction, and tumor suppressors.

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A new transfer to our Rare Book Room is the "Herbals of Five Centuries". A series of leaves from manuscripts printed from the 1400s to the 1800s. Make an appointment today to come and take a look yourself.

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Do you recognize this individual? It was taken in 2008 and any leads would be a great help.

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West Campus is one of the newest additions to the sprawl of UT Southwestern's footprint. It developed out of the St. Paul Medical Center campus.

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At the start of our school's history students were enlisted to join the military to aid in World War II. They ran drills and received special training in addition to their medical schooling.

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To kick off our last week of American Archives Month we're sharing a bit more about one of our most popular rare books, Andreas Vesalius' "De humani corporis fabrica"! Tune in to learn some facts about the manuscript.

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Women have always had an important place in science &that includes the medical librarians. Violet Baird & Laveta Foster were the first librarians of the college & have since been followed by dedicated med librarians.
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Dr. Daniel Foster had a long history with UTSW. He started as a med student and then went on to become a doctor for the hospital and a professor for the university. He also had a successful TV show on the local PBS station.
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Join our new Archives Assistant Amanda in her video talking about the Albert Tocker Collection. This collection is full of medical stamps from around the world.
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Do you know the first name of Dr. Espinoza-Ervin from Orthopaedic Surgery? This photo was taken in 2008 and we are looking for his first name still.

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The Special Collections Library and University Archives will be having an open house tomorrow! We are located in the Florence building in E3.314. We'll be open to all from 11:00AM to 1:00PM.
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We are well into the new school year but we wanted to showcase students being sorted into their colleges and picking up their t-shirts. Each college is named after a prominent UTSW faculty member and is a point of pride.
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