Workforce Excellence

Directed steps are our annual roadmap toward the goals of Strategy 2025. These steps keep us focused on what matters: our people, patients, and creating the future of health care.

Erica Baiden, MD, shares her experience as a family medicine physician and director of Black Physicians of Utah.

The second session of Saturday Academies signaled an evolution in the program by ushering in a new element and dramatically changing the student landscape moving forward.

This year’s theme, “Making Public Policy Personal,” focuses on the various ways that the public and private intersect.

Dr. Rodríguez reflects on his experience at the Sundance screening of "Going Varsity in Mariachi."

The Anti-Racism Committee has begun to develop an anti-racism template to guide departments and centers in their pursuit of dismantling structures that promote and uphold racial inequality.

UHEDI has launched a survey designed to measure progress made as an institution and help shape future efforts in the areas of equity, diversity, and inclusion.

University of Utah Health is proud to present an incredible story of how a community of Deaf patients are breaking barriers by co-designing their own care with U of U...

More than 1,500 attendees showed up across campus to honor the lessons of Dr. King during the University of Utah’s MLK Week.

On Thursday, January 26th, WiHMS held a town hall and social -- the first large-scale, in-person WiHMS event since the beginning of the pandemic.

The U can strengthen each of the communities it touches by shaping and extending the power of partnership.

Dr. King’s notion of love wasn’t the amorous western ideal; King’s love required strength—even defiance in the pursuit of justice and equity.

Dr. José E. Rodríguez reflects on a recent visit by a delegation of leaders from Peru and university leaders across the state.

We have been working hard to share data in a meaningful way to ensure that our stakeholders know what is getting done, who is doing it, and how we can...

The inaugural session of Saturday Academies was held with over 200 local k-12 students in attendance.