This full-day symposium includes two half-day workshops: “Challenges and Opportunities in Health Policy and Aging” by Robyn Golden, MA, LCSW and “Ethics in Health Policy: Ethical Policy Processes and Using Technology with Older Adults” by Allan E. Barsky, JD, MSW, PhD. Read more>

This panel discussion will explore how cancer impacts the lives of young adults.

The Department of Population Health invites you to join an important discussion and networking opportunity as we explore Community-Campus Partnerships for Health (CCPH)'s mission to promote health equity and social justice through partnerships between communities and academic institutions.

In week 11 of the public education series Vital Signs: Introducing the Future of Health Care, Stacey Chang will present "Health By Design."

Primary Care Progress (PCP) is an interprofessional organization at UT whose mission is to connect health professional students at UT Austin in order to spark interest in primary care and catalyze change in the Austin primary care community. On Thursday, March 29th from 7pm-9pm, PCP is hosting an interprofessional endocrinology team as they discuss case-studies in longitudinal diabetes management and challenge students to find creative solutions to the roadblocks they commonly see in clinic.

Dean Clay Johnson, MD, PhD will speak during the Health Today, Health Care Tomorrow summit sponsored by the National Coalition on Heath Care and the Center for Health and Social Policy at The University of Texas at Austin.

Join Dell Medical School for a conversation on the social dimension of resilient design featuring a panel of distinguished experts. Panelists include Sue Cox, executive vice dean for academic affairs at Dell Medical School; Larry Speck, professor of architecture at UT Austin; and Susan Szenasy, director of design innovation for Metropolis Magazine.