HR Infrastructure
HR Service Delivery
HR Process Improvement
HR Technology, Data, Visualization & Reporting
Campus Partnerships
In order to ensure we are serving UTA in the best way and meeting our vision and mission aspirations we must first begin ensuring that we are set up for success. This 4 Tier approach structures our services to ensure we are providing the best service to the UTA community.
Actions an employee at UTA can do for themselves through HR Portals.
Actions or inquires that will need entry level support from a Unit HR Representative.
Actions or consulting that will need assistance from Frontline HR experts.
Actions that will need to be escalated to a SME within HR.
HR Leadership
Jewel Washington joined UTA in February of 2021 as the Chief Human Resources Officer. Jewel has oversight of all areas of Human Resources. Jewel actively engages with university leaders, governance groups and the broad UTA and HR community. For more than 25 years, Jewel has held various leadership positions in human resources that increased HR’s presences and reputation. For the last 8 years she has been the Chief Human Resources officer at two Flagship Universities. University of New Mexico and University of Maryland, College Park. Jewel’s professional philosophy as a Chief Human Resources Officer has been to strive to ensure that employee are given well designed total compensation packages, development and advancement opportunities, and work in an environment where they feel safe, valued and have a sense of purpose. She holds a Masters of Arts degree from Webster University, and is a member of CUPA and SHRM.
We prepare people for their careers, empower our faculty, and supply the world with fresh ideas and determined talent. Our strong central organization makes those things possible.
The Office of Human Resources strives to advance the University mission and promote a quality work environment for our employees by attracting, developing, and inspiring excellence in a diverse and inclusive campus community. Our role is to ensure faculty, staff, retirees, and potential employees receive guidance on various HR topics through valuable and innovative services.
Are you a student looking for an exciting employment opportunity within the university that will help you grow career skills and even explore ways to use your degree?
The University of Texas at Arlington’s TRIO program received grants worth nearly $4 million from the U.S. Department of Education to help low-income students, first-generation students and unemployed or low-wage workers access higher education.
Managers provide guidance, support, training, and organization to ensure employees can perform their jobs. They use University resources wisely to deliver results effectively. Managers are also responsible for meeting the goals of their business units and departments. Remote work arrangements can help managers meet their goals in many ways. This step-by-step guide is designed to aid managers in determining whether remote work is an option for their employees
