Closing Dinner
The Annual Health Sciences LEAP Closing Dinner was held Friday, April 12th, 2019. This year's graduates are an exceptional group of students and we are proud to honor their achievements. ... Read More
Select...Our Mission
The mission of the Office of Health Equity and Inclusion (OHEI) is two-fold. The first part of our mission is to create a culture where inclusion fuels innovation and quality while also addressing health and education inequities within the University of Utah Health (UUH). An inclusive climate is vital to the intellectual rigor, commitment to excellence, and the social fabric of the University; preparing faculty, staff, students, and trainees with evidence-based skills necessary to provide high-quality and high-value care in a world defined by cultural and intellectual diversity.
The second portion of our charge is to establish coordinated outreach and inclusion efforts across UUH that ensure the workplace environment attracts and promotes the success of diverse communities.
News & Events
More NewsWomen's Week
This is my tribute to women— who have shaped me, made me who I am, and aided my success. As a man, I feel a great debt to them. Here’s why:... Read More
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In Memoriam
By now I am sure you know that one of our residents in family medicine, Dr. Sarah Hawley, was murdered on Sunday, January 27th in a case of intimate partner violence.... Read More
Select...The New Year
In this New Year, we’d like to let you know the things we are doing and invite you to work with us as we try to make the University of Utah Health campus the best that it can be. ... Read More
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The Grassroots Activists Who Got Medicaid on the Ballot in Utah
After a car accident left her saddled with medical debts, Stacy Stanford found work as a disability-rights activist. A big part of her job is canvassing in support of Proposition 3, a ballot initiative that could expand Medicaid benefits to a hundred and fifty thousand more Utahans.... Read More
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Letter from the Interim Associate Vice President of Health Equity and Inclusion
October is usually a time of great happiness for many of us. It is beautiful to see the leaves change, the kids are now all safely busy with school work, and we also get lots of candy for Halloween. But today, October represents sadness and anger.... Read More
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