Maverick Engineering in the News

UT system sweetens the pot for Tier 1
published: October 21, 2009

The University of Texas System’s Board of Regents recently authorized creation of a $10 million fund to improve the infrastructure at four of its universities considered to be among the state’s emerging research institutions.
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Presidents of Tier One universities tout benefits of
published: October 20, 2009

The presidents of the state’s three Tier One universities and leaders of area chambers of commerce added their names Tuesday to the list of education and business officials touting the benefits of Proposition 4, the proposed constitutional amendment to create more major research schools.
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Arlington Mayor: Rangers sale key to further entertainment district development (Tier One)
published: October 21, 2009

The sale of the Texas Rangers will be key to the continued development of Arlington’s entertainment district, according to Mayor Robert Cluck.
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Professor discusses nanoparticles as part of medicine’s future
published: October 21, 2009

Xingde Li said he hopes his research leads to cheap and speedy global health, but warned that his work was a small step forward and wouldn’t solve every medical problem in the world.
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Dallas-area business groups back amendment to develop more top research universities (Tier One)
published: October 20, 2009

Several North Texas business groups announced support Tuesday for a constitutional amendment that would provide money to help the state grow more top-notch research universities.
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Arlington hookah entrepreneurs set market ablaze (EE alumnus Abrahim Nadimi)
published: October 12, 2009

Social Smoke founder Ali Nadimi knows exactly how much capital he had to start a hookah company back in 2003. It was $3,000, all of it borrowed.
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A vote for Proposition 4 is a vote for education and economy (Tier One)
published: October 18, 2009

Does Texas need more tier-one research universities? Are we willing to spend money on them?
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Texas needs more tier-one research universities (Tier One)
published: October 18, 2009

Residents often refer to Texas as a “state of mind.” There is little doubt that this large and rugged land that was once an independent country has a personality and character all its own.
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Voters to consider research university money (Tier One)
published: October 18, 2009

Texas lawmakers took the first steps earlier this year toward a goal that could take two or three decades to reach: increasing the number of tier-one research universities. Now the state's voters will get to weigh in on an important element of the plan.
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Future of UTEP research on ballot for early voting
published: October 16, 2009

EL PASO -- Early voting will begin Monday on proposed changes to the state constitution, including creation of a fund that could help UTEP become a top-level research institution.
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Engineer rooting for survival of palm tree growing in Arlington construction zone (UTA engineering)
published: October 16, 2009

This is an improbable love story about an unlikely pair, a buttoned-down engineer from Carrollton and an exotic outsider living in a bleak Arlington construction zone. It's about the tensile grace of perseverance.
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Group urges voters to OK research university fund (Tier One)
published: October 14, 2009

AUSTIN, Texas — Education leaders urged passage Wednesday of a constitutional amendment that would help create more top research universities in Texas
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Regents Authorize $10 million Fund to Boost UT System's Emerging Research Institutions (Tier One)
published: October 13, 2009

AUSTIN – Regents on Monday authorized the creation of a $10 million fund to enhance infrastructure at four University of Texas System institutions considered to be among the state’s emerging research universities.
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Viewpoint: Vote for more tier-one universities
published: October 7, 2009

If voters approve a proposition next month, Texas’ higher education landscape will undoubtedly change forever. How it changes and what those changes mean for the state’s universities and students, however, is unclear.
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Emerging Technology Fund invests in nine North Texas firms (UTA software development)
published: October 8, 2009

Texas’ Emerging Technology Fund on Oct. 7 awarded $11.15 million in funds to nine North Texas companies developing technologies ranging from banking software to ultrasound imaging for horses. Most of the firms are working with area universities, such as the University of Texas at Arlington or the University of Texas at Dallas to develop their technologies and products.
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Local dig site to be featured on Discovery Channel, speaker says
published: October 7, 2009

More fossil, university and media exposure will come in the next year for a local prehistoric excavation site.
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2 local brewers have caught lightning in a bottle (CE alumnus JB Flowers)
published: October 7, 2009

Jamie Fulton, dressed in a black T-shirt and jeans, swings open the large lid on the mash tun, a large stainless-steel vat, and inspects the watery contents, which resemble a homemade soup gone horribly wrong. It’s not a misbegotten bisque or a calamitous chowder but rather the very early stages of another artisan brew at The Covey Restaurant & Brewery in Fort Worth.
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4 companies linked to UTA win technology startup grants from state (CSE’s O’Dell)
published: October 7, 2009

Four area high-tech companies with links to the University of Texas at Arlington are receiving a total of $3.5 million from the state to help move their projects to the marketplace.
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Recent fossil site discoveries topic of guest lecture (COE, Arlington Tech Assn.)
published: October 5, 2009

Derek Main, director of a local dig site, will discuss recent discoveries and talk about Arlington during prehistoric times Wednesday at a guest lecture.
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Viewpoint: Vote for more tier-one universities (Daily Texan editorial)
published: October 7, 2009

If voters approve a proposition next month, Texas’ higher education landscape will undoubtedly change forever. How it changes and what those changes mean for the state’s universities and students, however, is unclear.
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More Tier 1 brain power for Texas (Star-Telegram editorial)
published: October 02, 2009

Texans have to be getting tired of lists that show their state ranking way behind others, especially when it comes to education. In the Nov. 3 constitutional amendment election, they have a chance to start making things right, at least in one crucial way.
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Officials tout November vote for universities (Tier 1 status)
published: October 2, 2009

It's not every day that Texas lawmakers, the governor and higher-education leaders agree on something.
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Romo challenges UTSA (UTSA’s Tier 1 progress – for comparison)
published: September 30, 2009

In his first-ever state of the university address, University of Texas at San Antonio President Ricardo Romo told the audience of about 600 faculty, staff and students that becoming a national research university is in their grasp — if they reach for it together.
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Tier One Web site documents UT Arlington's progress (President Spaniolo)
published: September, 2009

The University of Texas at Arlington is charting a course toward becoming a national research institution. Our comprehensive university includes more than 28,000 students pursuing undergraduate and graduate degrees in 180 fields within 10 colleges and schools.
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Web sites inform and connect university and community (Tier 1 status)
published: September 28, 2009

A new community outreach initiative, College Town, UTA, is geared toward informing Arlington residents and businesses on the recent and future developments of the school and surrounding areas.
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Tech rolls to record enrollment (Tier 1 status)
published: September 29, 2009

Texas Tech has reached a benchmark in student enrollment with a school-record 30,049 students signed up for classes in the fall semester, Chancellor Kent Hance said Monday.
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