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Special Events Center
at The University of Texas at Arlington
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Envisioned as a premier event venue, the Special Events Center at The University of Texas at Arlington will serve as an important campus and community landmark. The design, both attractive and architecturally significant, will be easily accessible and accommodating to spectators, participants, staff, and community guests. Available not only for University athletic, academic, and cultural opportunities, the 208,000 square foot Center will also serve Arlington and North Texas as a destination of choice for banquets, meetings, trade shows, lectures, concerts, graduation exercises, family entertainment, camps, and sporting events.
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For more information about partnership opportunities, contact Angela Crowly, Vice President for Development. |
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Goolsby Leadership Academy
in The College of Business Administration |
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 The Goolsby Leadership Academy in UT Arlington’s College of Business Administration advances the knowledge and practice of leadership to empower individuals, organizations, and communities. The Academy is a dynamic center committed to undergraduate student education, scholarly research, and the engagement of executive practitioners in graduate and continuing education programs. More information…
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K-16 Initiatives and Mind, Brain Education
in The College of Education |
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K-16
Education is an integrated system of education stretching
from early childhood through a four-year college experience.
It advocates beliefes that are responsive to society's
needs and emphasizes continuity of student learning
across sectors. The UTA
K-16 Council is a leader and model partnership
for K-16 initiatives for the state of Texas according
to the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board Commissioner,
Raymund Parades. The K-16 Council is comprised of
K-12 Independent School District Educators, Community
College Educators, Community Representatives, Business
and Corporate Leaders, and Educators from across The
University of Texas at Arlington content areas. For
more information about how you can get involved with
K-16 initiatives, contact Donna Chandler at 817-272-7451. |
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The Smart Hospital in The School of Nursing |
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 The
best practitioners learn by doing. For students
in UT Arlington’s prestigious School of Nursing,
this means experiencing a full range of patient care
issues and emergencies in a highly realistic –
and safe – setting. The School of Nursing
has fully integrated the use of human patient “simulators”
in a unique teaching/learning environment. This
unique environment, the Smart Hospital and Health
System, serves as a national demonstration center
for education of health careproviders and research
and development of healthcare innovations. It
offers a learning environment in which the education
of health care workers can be streamlined, made more
effective and efficient and performance standards
are objectively verified. For more information
about partnership opportunities, contact Angela
Crowly, Interim Vice President for Development
and visit
the School of Nursing for more information.
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The University Clock Tower |
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“… erecting a University Clock Tower resonates with so many students, alumni and faculty because a clock tower provides a symbol and a sense of tradition and place on a university campus.” |
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- James D. Spaniolo, President, The University of Texas at Arlington |
 With more and more students living on campus, hundreds of student athletes setting the standard both on and off the field, and nearly 10,000 students participating in over 250 campus organizations and clubs every year, The University of Texas at Arlington provides an increasingly more traditional collegiate environment for its nearly 25,000 students. A fitting symbol for today’s Mavericks – and yesterday’s visionary alumni, faculty, and administrators who paved the way – is embodied in a University Clock Tower. Graduate architecture students, taught by visiting assistant professor Kevin Sloan, have already developed the tower’s preliminary designs, envisioned for construction on the Central Library mall. For more information about naming opportunities, contact Angela Crowly, Vice President for Development.
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