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UTA chemists receive donation from Dallas-based environmental philanthropist to develop strategies to limit shale gas industry’s ecological impacts

Trammell S. Crow, who made Fair Park-based Earth Day Texas the largest celebration of its kind in the world, has donated $150,000 to support the ongoing research efforts of the Collaborative Laboratories for Environmental Analysis and Remediation or CLEAR  lab at The University of Texas at Arlington. “The CLEAR team has now published on air and water quality monitoring studies from all across Texas and we are shifting our attention toward developing effective corrective strategies and best management practices to limit negative ecological impacts,”  said Kevin

Shimadzu Scientific Instruments donates record $7.5 million to support UT Arlington Institute for Research Technologies

A new $7.5 million gift from Shimadzu Scientific Instruments to The University of Texas at Arlington will support one of the most significant installments of advanced scientific equipment in the United States, propelling the University to new heights of discovery and innovation. The Shimadzu commitment is the largest, philanthropic gift in the history of UT Arlington. In honor of the gift, the University will rename the Institute for Research Technologies at UT Arlington the Shimadzu Institute for Research Technologies. “We are grateful for this generous support from Shimadzu and for

Alumnus creates new $1 million UT Arlington endowment

ARLINGTON - Mike Greene had heard about a new engineering program at Arlington State College as a student at Saginaw’s Boswell High School in the early 1960s. He had always dreamed of becoming an engineer and Arlington was close to home. “It turned out to be a great experience,” he said. Greene earned his mechanical engineering degree from The University of Texas at Arlington, Arlington State College’s successor, in 1969. He eventually rose to become vice chairman of Energy Future Holdings, formerly TXU. After holding various leadership positions within the company, including CEO

UT Arlington reports record year in philanthropic support

ARLINGTON - The University of Texas at Arlington has set new records in annual philanthropic support, a reflection of the University’s renewed focus on private giving as a means of accelerating its progress toward becoming a major national research university. The University generated an unprecedented $15.2 million in gifts and pledges in the 2009-2010 fiscal year ending Aug. 31, up from $5.9 million the previous year. The record year includes numerous milestones in the University’s maturing development program, including the largest cash gift in the University’s history. The $5 million

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