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Aim of UTA assessment study to foster collaboration across region

Fair housingA University of Texas at Arlington interdisciplinary project will assess fair housing issues across jurisdictional lines for the North Texas region. Twenty-two cities and housing authorities have contributed $734,430 to conduct the study, which can be broken into three parts: collection of data and fair housing analysis, community participation and development of goals and priorities. From its inception, the Fair Housing Act has prohibited discrimination and mandated to “affirmatively furthered fair housing.” This rule calls for an integrated assessment and planning

University of Texas at Arlington ranked nationally among 100 ‘Best for Vets’ colleges

ARLINGTON, Texas -- The University of Texas at Arlington is one of the 100 best colleges in the nation for United States military veterans, according to the Best for Vets: Colleges 2015 rankings released Monday by Military Times. Ranked No. 36 of 100 four-year schools that offer bachelors or graduate degrees or both, UT Arlington was one of only four Texas colleges ranked in the top 40. UT Arlington has nearly 3,000 student veterans or their dependents among its more than 40,000 students around the world. Because students are asked to identify themselves as veterans, actual veteran

UT Arlington School of Social Work receives grant to develop human assistive robot learning network

ARLINGTON, Texas -- A University of Texas at Arlington researcher has been awarded a National Science Foundation grant to help develop a network that will lead to improvements for people with disabilities who depend on wheelchair mounted robotic arms. John Bricout, professor and associate dean for research and community outreach in the School of Social Work, is the UT Arlington site principal investigator on a three-year, $1 million grant with the University of Central Florida. Bricout’s portion of the collaborative grant is $119,663. Researchers plan to create a learning network of

Nursing and social work students learning to work together at UT Arlington

The University of Texas at Arlington’s  College of Nursing and School of Social Work will use nearly $900,000 during the next three years to fund research to improve connections between nurses and social workers before they meet in the health care workplace. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Health Resources and Services Administration recently awarded an $862,532 Advanced Nursing Education Grant  to Judy LeFlore, a professor and interim associate dean for research of the UT Arlington College of Nursing (

UT Arlington names first director for its new Center for African American Studies

Hatcher to start July 1ARLINGTON, Texas – The University of Texas at Arlington has named Schnavia Smith Hatcher, a University of Georgia associate professor of social work, as director of the new UT Arlington Center for African American Studies. Her first day will be July 1. Hatcher moves to Texas after seven years with the University of Georgia School of Social Work. She joined Georgia in 2005 and previously served as an adjunct faculty member in the social work and sociology departments of Bowie State University, Prince George’s Community College and the University of the District of

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