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President Karbhari announces departure
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UTA President Vistasp Karbhari announced that he will step down as president of UTA, effective August 31, 2020. Dr. Karbhari joined the University in 2013 and has overseen major increases in enrollment, graduation rates, and research expenditure during his tenure.
Read Karbarhi's letter to the UTA community.
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Junior chosen for renowned program
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Matthew Fiedler, a junior exercise science student, has earned a summer position as a research course assistant at the renowned Marine Biological Laboratory. He will assist with instruction of a physiology advanced research training course at the lab for seven weeks this summer.
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Mechanical engineering professor honored
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Ashfaq Adnan, an associate professor in the Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Department, has been named a Fellow of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. He was honored for his work on traumatic brain injury and multiscale mechanics of biological, bioinspired, and engineered materials.
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Isbell joins UTA PD
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Wayne Isbell is the new assistant chief of police at UTA Police Department. He served as the Mount Pleasant, Texas, chief of police for eight years.
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Dining Open Forum
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Give your input at a Dining Open Forum 3 p.m. Thursday, March 5, in the upper level Student Government chamber in the University Center.
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Mental health first aid
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Learn how to help a person who may be experiencing a mental health-related crisis or problem at faculty/staff-only workshops Friday, March 6, and Friday, March 20.
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HonkMobile to replace MobileNow app
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UTA has partnered with HonkMobile to offer a new way to pay for parking at on-street meters and visitor parking garages starting the week of Monday, March 9.
With the Honk app, students, faculty/staff, and visitors can seamlessly search, pay for, and extend short-term parking from a phone, tablet or computer. Coin-operated parking meters and pay stations will remain available in select locations.
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WSJ access free to UTA community
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All UTA students, faculty, and staff have online access to The Wall Street Journal, courtesy of the College of Business.
To set up your account, go to wsj.com/utarlington, sign in with your UTA email and password. During the registration, you can use a different email address and password for your account. Later, go to wsj.com directly and use your new password.
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