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University of Texas System Regents award UT Arlington student for exceptional wo...

ARLINGTON, Texas -- A University of Texas at Arlington student has received The University of Texas System Board of Regents’ Outstanding Student Award in Arts and Humanities for his exceptional work in the visual arts.

Bryce Bennett was recognized for outstanding two-dimensional work for his photographic series, Beneath and Inside Out. Bennett is a senior photography major who works as a photo lab technician in a...
 

Aerospace engineering research on testing to produce safer, faster, more reliabl...

Office of Naval Research grant studies composites using variety of methods
A University of Texas at Arlington aerospace engineer is developing diagnostic and predictive tools that can aid aircraft manufacturers in analyzing composite structures used to make aircraft safer, faster and more reliable.

Andrew Makeev, an associate professor of Mechanical...
 

UT Arlington electrical engineer using quantum nature of light to boost Internet...

Research could increase capacity, speed, too
Michael Vasilyev’s goals in his research are simply stated: increase by tenfold the amount of information that can be securely transmitted via the Internet and the distance over which that data can be transmitted.

Vasilyev, a UT Arlington associate professor of electrical engineering, is participating in an $8 million research project funded by the Defense Advanced...

UT Arlington Commencement Week 2013 features Graduation Celebration with Kal Pen...

UT Arlington will confer more than 4,500 degrees this spring, a 14 percent increase compared with the Spring 2012 semester.
The University of Texas at Arlington will award a record number of degrees during Commencement Week 2013, which features a free, Friday night festival with fireworks and remarks by actor, producer and political activist Kal Penn.

Graduation Celebration begins at 7:30 p.m. Friday, May 10,...
 

UT Arlington research shows early dialogue between parents and children most eff...

Study also shows negative strategies are less effective
Early, substantive dialogue between parents and their grade-school age children about the ills of tobacco and alcohol use can be more powerful in shaping teen behavior than advertising, marketing or peer pressure, a University of Texas at Arlington marketing researcher has shown.

The findings of Zhiyong Yang, an associate professor of marketing in the UT...
 

UT Arlington criminology professor, students partner with the Arlington Independ...

ARLINGTON, Texas -- The University of Texas at Arlington’s Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice is partnering with the Arlington Independent School District to try to better understand and reduce the district’s teenage truancy rates.

Jaya Davis, UT Arlington assistant professor of criminology and criminal justice, and 10 of her students are spending two to four hours a...

UT Arlington Math Department wins national honor for exemplary Ph.D. program

The American Mathematical Society honored UT Arlington for doubling the size of its doctoral program over five years and bolstering those ranks with historically underrepresented student groups, including women and minorities.
The American Mathematical Society has named The University of Texas at Arlington the winner of its 2013 AMS Award for an Exemplary Program or...

University of Texas Arlington, Ilumno Network partner to offer new Spanish-langu...

The Public Health program was developed by UT Arlington College of Nursing and represents the college’s first venture into Latin America.
Beginning in May, The University of Texas at Arlington will offer five certificate programs to Latin American, post-secondary students, including a new Certificate in Public Health, in partnership with the Ilumno Network.

UT Arlington will...

Architectural historian Robert Bruegmann to headline UT Arlington’s Second Annua...

The symposium highlights the David Dillon Center for Texas Architecture and the legacy of the beloved architecture critic
ARLINGTON – Chicago architecture historian Robert Bruegmann, a provocative figure in urban design, headlines UT Arlington’s Second Annual David Dillon Symposium scheduled April 18-19 in Dallas.

Proceeds benefit the David Dillon Center for Texas Architecture, which was established in 2012 as...
 

Puppala named American Society of Civil Engineers Fellow

Designation awarded to fewer than 5 percent of members
Anand Puppala, associate dean of research in the College of Engineering, has been elected as an American Society of Civil Engineers Fellow by the ASCE board.

Puppala also is a distinguished teaching professor in the Civil Engineering Department.

Fellow status must be attained by professional accomplishments via application and then election by the...