The University of Texas at Arlington

Reports and Committees

Student Affairs Reports

These documents review the major highlights and accomplishments of the Division of Student Affairs.

2009-10 Progress Report
2007-08 Annual Report

Presentations and Reports from the vpsa office

LGBTQA/Gender Task Force Summary Report, Spring 2012

The University of Texas at Arlington takes pride in the rich heritage of cultures present in our campus community. The Division of Student Affairs is committed to supporting our diverse student body by promoting education, respect, and civility through our inclusive and accessible programming and services for all students. In response to student feedback, Dr. Frank Lamas, Vice President of Student Affairs, convened a task force in spring 2012. This task force would explore and identify avenues to strengthen university resources that address the needs of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer/questioning, and ally campus community. As part of their charge, the task force would also consider the role of gender and equity in addressing these needs.

The convening of the task force could not have been timelier as The University of Texas at Arlington hosted the White House LGBT Conference on Safe Schools and Communities, an event that featured remarks from Attorney General Eric H. Holder, Jr. and Valerie B. Jarrett, Senior Advisor to President Obama. At the event held in March 2012, University President Dr. James Spaniolo stated, “We must do the right thing to ensure a safe learning environment for all students. The keys to solving problems are knowledge and communication.”

Dean's Council Presentation, Fall 2011

In Fall 2011, Dr. Lamas presented on the Division of Student Affairs and our efforts towards student retention, student success, quality of campus experience, tier one aspirations, student services and programs, student learning and academic and university partnerships.

Student Technology Report to the President, Spring, 2010

In Spring 2010, Dr. Lamas and a committee of UT Arlington staff members and students were charged by President Spaniolo to assess the current locations and configurations of computer labs on campus. They were given the task of developing recommendations for what the University can do in the next several years to bring the labs into the 21st century in terms of hardware, software, and printers that are optimal for student use. The committee was charged with considering computing space on campus for students, developing a financially sound and strategic model for deployment of computers outside the classrooms and also to include observations and recommendations for the short-term.

Models of Student Change, January 7, 2010

Presentation on student involvement, goals, learning outcomes, survey findings, action plans and student retention as put together by Dr. Lamas and presented at the January 2010 Student Affairs Retreat.

Committee on Diversity and International Understanding, Summer 2007

In Fall 2006, upon the removal of the flags that were formerly displayed in the atrium of Nedderman Hall, President James D. Spaniolo appointed the Committee on Diversity and International Understanding. After holding forums for discussion, online group discussions, and analyzing the feedback that was collected, the committee has compiled its findings which have been submitted to President Spaniolo.

DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS: Annual Reports, Facts and figures, Goals and Objectives, and Learning Outcomes

Annual Reports: 2011-2012

Apartment and Residence Life (Includes Facts and Figures)
Campus Recreation (Includes Facts and Figures)
The Movin' Mavs (Includes Facts and Figures)
Multicultural Affairs
New Maverick Orientation
The Leadership Center
Off-Campus Mavericks (Includes Facts and Figures)
The Parent & Family Center
The Relationship Violence and Sexual Assault Prevention Program
The Office for Students with Disabilities
Student Conduct
Student Activities (Includes Facts and Figures)
Student Governance and Organizations
Student Publications (Includes Facts and Figures)
University Events 

Annual Facts and Figures: 2011-2012

Apartment and Residence Life
The Leadership Center
Multicultural Affairs
New Maverick Orientation
The Office for Students with Disabilities
The Relationship Violence and Sexual Assault Prevention Program
Student Conduct
Student Governance and Organizations
University Events