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Thank you for being the one!
On behalf of every current and future student and faculty member at UTA who will benefit from the more than 550 donors who stepped forward to make a difference, thank you! MavsDay, the University's first ever day of giving, raised over $206,000 for scholarships and excellence funds across campus. Thank you for joining together to show the world what being a Maverick truly means. WATCH THE VIDEO
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Carnegie Fellow
John Garrigus, professor of history, is one of 32 scholars in the 2019 Carnegie class of fellows selected from among 273 nominations, and represents the only fellow selected from a Texas university this year. Garrigus is a leading scholar of Atlantic and Caribbean history who uses archival research and geographic information systems technology to provide fresh insight into thousands of mysterious deaths that preceded the 18th-century Haitian revolution—the only successful slave uprising in modern history. He is also a 2017-18 fellow of the prestigious National Humanities Center. READ MORE
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Health and the human Condition
A UTA scientist’s research could lead to more effective, targeted treatment of cancer cells—adding to the University’s diverse array of projects focused on advancing health and the human condition. Clay Clark, professor and chair of the UTA Department of Biology, has received a four-year, $1.17 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to investigate the regulation of proteins responsible for programmed cell death. READ MORE
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Distinguished Leader
Sharareh Kermanshachi, assistant professor in the Department of Civil Engineering, has won the 2018 Design-Build Institute of America, or DBIA, Distinguished Leadership Award in the faculty category. READ MORE
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Trinity River
Nick Fang, assistant professor in the Department of Civil Engineering, is leading a team of UTA researchers that is creating a water resources modeling tool that the Trinity River Authority of Texas will use to plan water movement, storage and use. READ MORE
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UTA MAgazine
The spring 2019 issue of UTA Magazine is now available online and features stories that highlight the University's research achievements and alumni activities since the fall issue. This issue includes a chat with Lori Bradley ('97), SVP for Global Talent Management at United Airlines, and other interesting stories about the Maverick family. READ MORE
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