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Human Resources to reorganize this fall
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With the retirement this fall of Jean Hood, vice president of human resources, the Office of Human Resources will become part of the Division of the Chief Financial Officer.
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On-campus testing for students with COVID-19 symptoms
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UTA Health Services will provide on-campus testing for students showing COVID-19 symptoms. If experiencing symptoms, do not go to a clinic or UTA Health Services without first calling. Contact UTA Health Services with concerns during office hours at 817-272-2771.
Employees seeking testing should contact their health care provider or local health department.
Check the Mavs Back 2020 site for more stories on what to expect as UTA safely returns to campus for Fall 2020. You also can check the Coronavirus and Fall 2020 Semester page, which is UTA’s official site for up-to-date information on campus operations during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Student Listening Series
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Log on to Teams to hear Student and Family Listening Sessions on campus health and safety at 6 p.m. Tuesday Aug. 4, and campus and student life at 6 p.m. Thursday Aug. 6.
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Permits available Monday
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Parking rates are the same for the 2020-21 year as the past year. Permits are available starting Monday, Aug. 3, through MavPark.
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UC Starbucks open
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The Starbucks in the University Center is now open 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Monday-Friday.
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Campus repopulation training required
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Take time to complete the COVID-19 Return to Campus Training for all UTA faculty and staff. The course in Canvas covers the steps being taken campuswide to keep everyone safe and healthy.
You must complete the course before your department's start date for the repopulation phase.
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'Dallas Morning News' profiles Haseltine
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The Dallas Morning News recently wrote about how College of Nursing and Health Innovation Professor Florence Haseltine, M.D., used her personal network—built on 27 years of working at the national level—to help transform the North Texas Genome Center into a COVID-19 testing facility for students.
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