TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 2024
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Spring registration is happening now. Log in to MyUTA to make sure you have confirmed spring courses with your advisor and cleared any registration-preventing holds.
Registration for spring term-regular session ends the day before the first day of classes—Sunday, Jan. 12, 2025. View the spring 2025 academic calendar.
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The pursuit of higher education has always been a shared value for Oswaldo Ortiz Jr. and his father, Oswaldo Ortiz Sr. The father and son Mavericks both crossed the stage at fall commencement on Friday to receive a Master of Business Administration.
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| 85-year-old graduates with Ph.D. in math
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For 85-year-old Ramesh Sharma, a doctoral degree is more than a piece of paper; it is the fulfillment of a promise he made when he immigrated to the United States from India in 1976—to make his homeland and his newly adopted country proud. Read Dr. Sharma’s story.
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UTA confers more than 4,800 degrees this fall
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| UTA's men's basketball team will take on the University of Evansville Aces tomorrow, Wednesday, Dec. 18, at College Park Center. Fans are encouraged to bring non-perishable food items, which will be donated to Mission Arlington.
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Make your well-being a top priority during the holiday season and beyond. View health resources available to UTA students, including free 24/7 access to mental health care services with TimelyCare.
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Modified campus hours during winter break
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Joe Cloud to help NASA with moon exploration
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Honors grad one step closer to medical school
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When Bijahn Prox transferred to UTA in 2022, she was able to create the perfect program incorporating health care, sciences, and women’s studies within the Honors College. Her coursework and undergraduate research combined all her academic interests to ensure she’d be prepared for the next step in her academic journey.
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Passion to serve others fuels social work graduate
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When Katherine Kitchens was earning her master’s degree in social work at UTA, she participated in an advanced field placement at a community clinic that provided primary health care services to families in need. Her experience working with marginalized populations is one of the reasons Kitchens decided to stay at UTA to complete her Ph.D. in social work.
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| Physics senior wins statewide award before graduating
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Pratyanik Sau, who received a bachelor’s degree in physics last week, won the Outstanding Undergraduate Student Oral Presentation Award at the Fall 2024 Joint Meeting of the Texas Section of the American Physical Society, the Texas Section of the American Association of Physics Teachers, and Zone 13 of the Society of Physics Students.
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If you graduated this semester, take 15 minutes to complete the Exit Survey and make a huge impact on UTA's future. The link to the survey can be found in an email from gradteam@uta.edu and also in Canvas. Survey responses will be collected until Tuesday, Dec. 31.
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| Broadcast students win prestigious award
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Arlington Sentinel News en Español, produced by broadcast students in UTA’s Department of Communication, won the Lone Star Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Award for college Spanish-language newscast. The win marks the first for Arlington Sentinel News en Español, which is part of UTA’s Hispanic Media Initiative.
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Under Armour sale for students
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Under Armour is extending a discount to UTA students. Click here to get an additional 25% off your next purchase from ua.com. This single-use offer expires Tuesday, Dec. 31.
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| Nominate a student leader
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Electrical outage scheduled to complete upgrades
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The Office of Facilities Management is planning electrical upgrades that will require electrical shutdowns for buildings and areas across campus. The following buildings will be without power from 6 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 21, through Thursday, Dec. 26.
- Brazos Pavilion
- College of Architecture, Planning, and Public Affairs
- College Hall
- College of Business
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Earth and Environmental Sciences
- Engineering Lab
- Fine Arts
- Health Center
- Nanofab
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Nedderman Hall
- University Center
- Woolf Hall
A notice will be distributed when all power has been restored. Building generators will support limited electrical needs for research, fire and life safety, building security, remote locking, and networking. To prevent data loss, keep computer work saved during this time frame. To prevent damage, turn off all electronic equipment including computers, scanners, and copiers (these devices do not need to be unplugged from their electrical outlets) prior to this outage. Remove all perishable items from the refrigerators and freezers in breakrooms and kitchens and turn off all the ice makers.
If it appears that a winter storm or inclement weather is imminent, the schedule will be adjusted accordingly. If you have research that needs to be added to the building generators, email Jeff Johnson or call him at 817-798-8456.
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701 S. Nedderman Drive | Arlington, TX 76019 US
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