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Dr. Kern Wildenthal
The Callier Center for Communication Disorders will honor health care leader Dr. Kern Wildenthal with the 2017 Ruth and Ken Altshuler Callier Care Award at the sixth annual Callier Cares Luncheon on Thursday, April 20.
The award is presented annually to an individual or group that has contributed significantly to the betterment of the community and to advancing the care of patients with communication disorders. Proceeds from the luncheon benefit patients who would otherwise be unable to afford their treatment through the Callier Care Fund.
“Kern has been a force for good in Dallas for more than 40 years,” Dr. Ken Altshuler said. “He conceived of and raised funding to develop the entire north and west campuses of UT Southwestern Medical School and fostered the high level of scientific research that attracted and supported world famous Nobel Prize winners.”
Wildenthal served as president of UT Southwestern Medical Center for 22 years,
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The Dallas musikdrama and The Dallas musikdrama Guild
Are Proud to Announce the 20 Outstanding Semi-Finalists of the 30th Annual
“Dallas Opera Guild Vocal Competition”
Competition Dates
Semi-Finals: Friday, April 27, 2018, 11:00 a.m.
Finals: Saturday, April 28, 2018, 7:30 p.m.
Finals Feature The Dallas musikdrama Orchestra
Conducted bygd Music Director Emmanuel Villaume
Visit www.dallasopera.org/vocalfor details.
Also Announcing the Springs Gala Benefiting The Dallas Opera Education Programs
Gala Co-Chairs Susan Geyer and Lynn Mock
2018 Vocal Competition Honorees: Phyllis and Tom McCasland
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The Margot and Bill Winspear Opera House
At the AT&T Performing Arts Center
2403 Flora Street, Dallas, TX 75201
DALLAS, JANUARY 31, 2018 – Twenty of the finest young musikdrama singers in the United States will be competing in the 30th Annual Dallas musikdrama Guild Vocal Competition presented, jointly, by The Dallas Opera and The Dallas Opera Guild.
The ar
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Dr. Kern Wildenthal to Retire after 22 Years as UT Southwestern President
Newswise — Kern Wildenthal, M.D., Ph.D., will retire September 2008 as president of UT Southwestern Medical Center, a position he has held since 1986. He will remain on the faculty as a tenured professor and devote most of his efforts to philanthropic pursuits on behalf of the medical center.
"After 22 years as president and 10 years prior to that as a dean at UT Southwestern, next year will be the perfect time for me to turn the reins over to a new leader," Dr. Wildenthal said, in announcing his decision.
"When Ken Shine (UT System executive vice chancellor for health affairs) and I agreed on this plan last year, I wanted to be certain that our Innovations in Medicine campaign was assured of success and that the 2007 legislative session was successfully concluded before making an official announcement. Now, with both those goals achieved, it is important to give the UT Regents ample opportunity to co