Black History Month News
Black History Month News
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Biochemist’s impact on science and students honored
UTA’s Kayunta Johnson-Winters named American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology fellow
Program’s expansion boosts student research opportunities
UTA undergraduate research program helps students present their work at academic conferences
Researchers uncover surprising link to stroke risk
UTA study finds that Americans over 65 who experienced parental divorce as children are more likely to suffer a stroke
A neighborhood’s decline sparked her life’s work
UTA professor Letora Anderson applies personal experience to revitalize communities and guide future landscape architects
Celebrate achievements and history all month on campus
With more than 20 events scheduled, education and entertainment on tap to commemorate Black History Month
UTA provost chosen for Millennium Leadership Initiative
Tamara L. Brown among 30 higher education leaders selected for national cohort
Maverick community celebrates Juneteenth
Fifth annual Juneteenth Celebration hosted at UTA
Diane Jones Allen named to CELA Academy of Fellows
Landscape architecture organization honored professor for work in Black communities
Professor’s story told at National World War II Museum
Reby Cary, UTA’s first African American professor, featured in WWII exhibit
‘In public health … we have a big reach’
In UTA Q&A, undergraduate public health director discusses the why behind her work