UTA’S E‑NEWSLETTER FOR STUDENTS

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2023

Bioengineering team wins health care innovation competition

Four senior bioengineering students at UTA — Jeannette Santos, Brady Killham, Michael Ikefuna, and Juan Ramirez — won the Biomedical Engineering Society Coulter College for Healthcare Innovation Competition for their work on an early detection device for atrial fibrillation.

Yardi scholars Princess Duran and Rosaura Lopez

Yardi Scholars Program

First-generation UTA students will have the opportunity to receive additional scholarship support thanks to a generous gift from Yardi Systems. Yardi Scholars will receive $10,000 per year for up to four consecutive years of study.

CMAS celebrates anniversary

KERA News highlighted UTA's mariachi group, Mariachi Los Jinetes. UTA's Center for Mexican American Studies, which was founded 30 years ago, supports the mariachi band along with UTA research on Latino issues.

McNair Scholars Program accepting applications

Carl McNair recently spoke to UTA undergraduate researchers about the founding story of the M cNair Scholars Program, a federal program with the goal of preparing undergraduate students for doctoral research. Qualifying Mavericks can submit an application now.

Sale on Champion clothing, accessories

The bookstore's 20% off sale on Champion clothing and accessories continues today, Tuesday, Oct. 24. The sale is valid both in store and online.

Disability Stuidies Meet & Greet, spirit horse image

Disability studies meet and greet

A meet and greet event for those interested in the disability studies minor will be held Wednesday, Oct. 25, 12-1 p.m. through Microsoft Teams.

Purple ribbon representing domestic violence awareness

Empower Hour

In honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Campus Recreation and Relationship Violence and Sexual Assault Prevention will host a resource fair Wednesday, Oct. 25, 11 a.m.-1 p.m. in Brazos Park.

Santos Vive Documentary

The Center for Mexican American Studies will show the Santos Vive Documentary, followed by a discussion with Richard Gonzales, UTA alumnus, activist, and writer, on Thursday, Oct. 26, 5:30-9 p.m. in the Carlisle Suite of University Center. The documentary tells the story of 12-year-old Santos Rodriguez, who 50 years ago was killed by a Dallas police officer attempting to coerce a confession regarding the theft of $8 from a gas station vending machine.

University of Texas System, Louis Stokes, Texas flag, Alliance For Minority Participation

Applications for Summer Research Academy Abroad

Applications are due Friday, Oct. 27 for The Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation Summer Research Academy Abroad (SRA-A). The SRA-A program selects up to 10 students for a study abroad program. Students receive a $4,000 summer stipend, roundtrip airfare, and a housing and food allowance.

three players of the Movin' Mavs team reach for a basketball

Movin' Mavs tournament

UTA’s Movin' Mavs and Lady Movin' Mavs will participate in a college tournament at College Park Center Friday, Oct. 27-Saturday, Oct. 28. Admission to the tournament will be free. Visit UT Arlington Movin' Mavs on Facebook for a complete schedule.

Two volleyball players pose in front of lettering of the Halloween Game details

Cheer on the Lady Mavs

Celebrate spooky season with UTA Women’s Volleyball Monday, Oct. 30, 6 p.m. at College Park Center, as the Lady Mavs take on Stephen F. Austin University. Children are encouraged to dress up in costumes and trick-or-treat on the concourse before the match.

Photo competition deadline

During the month of October, submit a photo to See the Unseen, a gallery exhibit that will showcase the often-overlooked elements of culture and community that shape the world. Submit intercultural images by Tuesday, Oct. 31, for the chance to win a prize in one of three categories.

Cousera access for Mavericks

Mavericks can access 40 professional certificates from leading companies such as Google, Salesforce, IBM, Meta, and Intuit through the Career Academy on Coursera platform thanks to a new University initiative.

Events planned for Native American Heritage Month

The Office for Cultural Engagement & Social Change and the Native American Heritage Month Committee are excited to provide this year's list of events happening on campus during Native American Heritage Month, which is nationally recognized during the month of November.

Fall 2023 commencement ceremony schedule

Student Affairs has finalized the commencement ceremony schedule that will take place Friday, Dec. 15 at Globe Life Field in Arlington. Those who have questions about commencement can reach out to Ryan Gilmore at ryan.gilmore@uta.edu.

E-Waste recycling drive

There will be an opportunity to recycle electronics Thursday, Nov. 16, 11 a.m.- 2 p.m. at the University Center Mall. E-waste includes printer cartridges, batteries, and cell phones. See a full list of items.

Self-driving shuttles

Arlington’s RAPID autonomous vehicles have been updated to offer increased accessibility and accommodate more riders. UTA students, faculty, and staff ride free. Book a ride around campus or around downtown through the Arlington Transportation app or by calling 817-784-7382.