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Callier, Brain Sciences, Student Programs Inspire Giving

D Magazine

Layten Praytor

Overview

The University of Texas at Dallas community celebrated North Texas Giving Day by raising more than $105,000 to support campus programs that benefit Comets, children and families across North Texas.

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“North Texas Giving Day brings our community together to support causes that matter, and every gift to UT Dallas helps advance education, research and opportunity while building the future for generations to come.” Brennae Wright, Senior Director of UT Dallas Alumni
Funds benefiting the Callier Center for Communication Disorders led the giving totals for UT Dallas, as did contributions benefiting the Center for BrainHealth. Overall, more than $90,000 was raised for programs associated with the School of Behavioral and Brain Sciences. Read more at UT Dallas News

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Headshot of Jennifer Zientz, against a backdrop of glass neuron sculptures at Center for BrainHealth in Dallas, Texas.

Jennifer Zientz, MS, CCC-SLP

Director of Programs

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