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Deadline for Pass/Fail option moved to May
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As we continue our conversion from face-to-face classes to online learning, the University is making adjustments to facilitate the transition. Accordingly, Pass/Fail dates are being extended for the spring 2020 semester. These adjustments are:
- Students have until Friday, May 22, to elect a course or courses to be graded Pass/Fail. See the list of courses eligible for Pass/Fail grading.
- Grades for the spring semester will post on Wednesday, May 20, and students will have two days after grades post to elect to change their grades from letter grade to Pass/Fail for eligible courses.
- There is no change in drop date for the spring semester. It remains Tuesday, April 28.
Read more about the Pass/Fail dates.
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Patent agreement signed
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Greenway Technologies and UTA have announced the recent signing of a comprehensive patent and technology license agreement covering a broad range of patent-pending applications, both domestic and international, University Business reported.
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CARES Act funding
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UT Arlington will receive more than $21 million from the Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund authorized by the CARES Act, the Fort Worth Business Press reported. At least 22 higher education institutes in DFW are being awarded $154 million in federal grants.
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Masks alone not enough
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Erin Carlson, associate clinical professor and director of graduate public health programs in the College of Nursing and Health Innovation, says masks alone are not enough to stop the spread of COVID-19.
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Payroll Services open
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Payroll Services will be open 8 a.m.–1 p.m. Wednesday, April 22; Friday, April 24; Monday, April 27; and Wednesday, April 29.
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Mental health fitness challenge
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Work of Art is an emotional fitness campaign designed to help you learn skills that boost happiness and foster resilience. You can choose habits to enhance mindfulness, share gratitude, increase optimism, and make stronger connections. The program is part of the UT System Living Well program.
To learn more about Work of Art, sign in or create an account in Living Well. Register by Friday, May 8, to participate.
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