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“More than likely, these are people that had some kind of hearing loss prior to all this starting but they were adapting.” — Dr. Andrea Gohmert, director of audiology clinical operations in the Callier Center for Communication Disorders
“As our holidays are looking a bit different these days, we can kind of take this year off from the stress and phone it in — or Zoom it in.” — Dr. Janet Johnson, lecturer
“We all do things that wear out the brain, and then we wonder why we’re not as clearheaded as we used to be.” — Dr. Sandra Bond Chapman, Dee Wyly Distinguished University Chair in BrainHealth
Looking to the past and celebrating the present, we highlight our milestones, discoveries and distinctive leaders; our impact on North Texas and the world; and our creativity and enterprising spirit.
When the first group of underclassmen arrived on campus in the late 1970s, the University started building a student life program to keep students engaged as well as educated.
A visual timeline depicts UT Dallas’ history and remarkable transformation into one of the nation’s premier universities.
The ambitious transformation of UT Dallas into a top-tier research institution was made possible by forward-thinkers and generous supporters who made the University the rich mosaic that it is today.
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The Telescope Blog The Office of Sustainability has some easy tips for making your workspace “greener.”
The Edith O’Donnell Institute of Art History has released a video of Dr. Richard Brettell’s last lecture.
The top 40 universities were selected based on data provided through the Campus Pride Index.
Advances by UTD researchers on multiple fronts show promise for helping detect and monitor the disease more accurately, better assessing women’s risk and attacking treatment-resistant tumors.
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