Resolution 92-56: SOLIDIFYING THE POWERFUL IMAGE OF UTA
Number | 92-56 |
Description | Change all on campus things to read UTA instead of the full name |
Authored by |
Derrick Kinney |
Sponsored by |
Michelle Crockett Saidara Waheed Jayson Byrd Stephen Griffin Christi Haynh |
Date Submitted | Tuesday, October 27, 1992 |
Date Considered | Tuesday, December 1, 1992 |
General Body Vote | Thursday, January 1, 1970 |
Committee | Committee Affairs |
Result | n/a |
Remarks | IMPLEMENTED - Would be implemented in 1995 "for a 3 to 4 year period" - was used for 11 years until February 15, 2006. |
Whereas | This is UTA, not UT Austin; and |
Whereas | Universities are known by their initials all over the U.S.; and |
Whereas | When you see and hear the acronyms of universities such as SMU, TCU, UCLA, USC, UNLV, and yes, even UT, you think of excellent degree programs; and |
Whereas | UTA in not a rinky-dink university but a state-of-the-art educational institution for students preparing for the workforce and returning from it; and |
Whereas | It is crucial for UTA to be looked upon as an individual university and not as the Community College of UT-Austin! |
Be It Further Resolved That | UTA redesign its entire inventory of stationery, business cards, calendars, graduation certificates, and every item that reads "The University of Texas at Arlington" be changed to read "UTA" in the colors of blue and white; and |
Be It Further Resolved That | A comprehensive recycling plan be put in place to efficiently reprocess all old stationary and other such items in a spirit of "friendliness" to the environment. |