Mark your calendars for the second annual Night of Lights at The University of Texas-Pan American. This fun-filled, family event will be held Friday, Dec. 1 on the eastside of the campus, off Nevárez Drive.
A presentation of "Musical Holiday Memories" by a faculty trio from The University of Texas-Pan American Department of Music highlights the Dec. 6 Faculty Forum at the Tower Club in McAllen.
Milcha Sanchez-Scott, one of the country’s foremost Latina playwrights, will be the first Maryalice Shary Shivers Chair of Fine Arts at The University of Texas-Pan American.
The University of Texas-Pan American is among 29 Hispanic-Serving Institutions nationwide recently awarded 15 computer workstations from the U.S. Department of Commerce.
Two Rio Grande Valley natives, Dr. Rodolfo Arevalo and Letty Valadez Garza, will be honored Nov. 9 by The University of Texas-Pan American Alumni Association as distinguished alumni for 2000.
Dr. Avraham Shama, new dean of the College of Business Administration at The University of Texas-Pan American, will be the luncheon speaker Nov. 1 at the monthly Faculty Forum sponsored by the UTPA Alumni Association at the Tower Club in McAllen.
Dr. Friedrich Katz, award-winning scholar and author of works on Pancho Villa and the Mexican Revolution, will discuss both subjects Wednesday, Oct. 25, at The University of Texas-Pan American.
Dedicated to increasing retention and graduation rates through several academic programs, the Learning Assistance Center at The University of Texas-Pan American celebrated its 25th anniversary Oct. 12.
The University of Texas-Pan American University Theatre will host a reunion weekend Oct. 27-29 in conjunction with the opening of the new theater season.
In response to a recent state mandate regarding new teaching certificate levels, The University of Texas-Pan American is in the process of reconfiguring its teacher preparation program to accommodate several new middle school certificate areas.
The University of Texas-Pan American Friends of the Library recently honored 15 Rio Grande Valley leaders as Notable Valley Hispanics in a special ceremony.
The University of Texas-Pan American recognized contributors to the Angel Investor/Promise Scholarship Fund with a reception Oct. 5 at the International Trade and Technology Building.
The Meadows Foundation recently awarded The University of Texas-Pan American a $250,000 grant to complete the University’s purchase of the former Wal-Mart building on South Closner.
Students met with prospective employers regarding internships and job opportunities at the fifth annual Science and Engineering Career Day on Oct. 3 at The University of Texas-Pan American. The daylong event at the University Ballroom was sponsored by Career Placement Services.
The University of Texas-Pan American will host a reception for the newly created Angel Investor/Promise Fund on Oct. 5 at 4:30 p.m. in the International Trade and Technology Building.
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