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Redefining the human potential

To enhance her understanding of other cultures, practices, and traditions, Kira Donnelly embraces service projects that help disadvantaged populations. Last year, the UTSW Master of Prosthetics-Orthotics graduate traveled to Quito, Ecuador, as a volunteer for the Range of Motion Project (ROMP), a global nonprofit organization with a mission to ensure access to high-quality prosthetic care for underserved people, improving their mobility and independence.
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Changing Lives, Inspiring Hope

The UT Southwestern community has witnessed a tremendous spirit of giving in North Texas since launching the Campaign for the Brain in 2015. Robert B. “Bob” Rowling, a visionary leader and loyal friend of UT Southwestern Medical Center and Southwestern Medical Foundation, is among those who inspire greatness in community service and has proved time and again that when people work together, anything is possible.
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Closer to a Cure

A $1 million gift from the Hamon Charitable Foundation is advancing research at UT Southwestern that could set the stage for the creation of a universal treatment for a wide range of cancers. This exciting work using the body’s immune system to destroy cancer cells is being led by Nobel Laureate Bruce Beutler, M.D., an immunologist and geneticist best known for his pioneering molecular and genetic studies of inflammation and innate immunity.
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Engaging the Senses: Karl and Nelda Buckman's $2 million gift supports new collaboration space for immersive art at UT Austin's College of Fine Arts

Karl and Nelda Buckman are igniting creativity through immersive, experiential art at The University of Texas at Austin’s College of Fine Arts. Their generous $2 million gift will establish the Buckman Center, an immersive technologies studio and lab dedicated to the collaboration between design and emerging technologies in areas including immersive performance, sound
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Of Earth and Worth. How the historic Jackson gift created seismic change in UT's geosciences

"Jack considered it to be an investment in the school that launched his career and gave him life opportunities," says Fisher. "It dramatically expanded the school's mission. The Jackson School has become the largest and most diverse geologic entity within the U.S., where world-class faculty and research scientists are training the next generation of scientific talent."
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Dream. Speak. Live.

Michael Lang, who has stuttered for more than 65 years, has recognized the tremendous gap in resources, research, and services available for the stuttering community worldwide. "We appreciate the opportunity to help lead change. Our dream is that one day, people from all over the world will have access to these services, free of charge, and that nobody will be left behind."
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Life Goes On. The LIVESTRONG® Survivorship Center

"I don't think a child is ever truly cured of cancer," says Virginia Harrod, M.D., medical director of the LIVESTRONG® Survivorship Center. "Even if you are cured of cancer itself, the residual lingering deficits are always there. We take patients who've won--they've gotten past cancer--and provide a resource for them to be fully informed and receive optimal care. They are not alone, and we are here to help."
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