September will mark Career Opportunities Month at The University of Texas-Pan American. For students interested in networking and learning more about their opportunities after college, National Hispanic Professional Organization (NHPO) Academic Chapter at UTPA will host three workshops taught by Rio Grande Valley professionals.
Dr. Bruce J. Reed, dean of The University of Texas-Pan American College of Health Sciences and Human Services, announced he will step down from his position and return to his first passion – teaching – this coming year.
Twelve students at The University of Texas-Pan American shared their impressions of a month-long stay in Morocco this summer during the Annual Cultural Immersion Colloquium held Aug. 20.
For the third time in the past five years a team of students from The University of Texas-Pan American’s College of Business Administration has won first place at the National Case Study Competition sponsored by KPMG and ALPFA (Association of Latino Professionals in Finance and Accounting).
Dr. Blandina Cárdenas, president of The University of Texas-Pan American, ushered in the start of the fall 2008 semester for faculty and staff with the annual Fall Convocation Thursday, Aug. 21.
For the second year, new faculty at The University of Texas-Pan American were welcomed to campus Aug. 19 as part of the New Faculty Support Program, which helps incoming faculty members adjust to their new environment.
The spotlight was on a milestone achievement during The University of Texas-Pan American’s summer 2008 commencement ceremonies Aug. 16 at the McAllen Convention Center. Two ceremonies for 686 prospective graduates in both undergraduate and graduate programs in six academic colleges were held throughout the day.
Tuition support scholarships are available for high school and elementary science teachers who will be enrolled in master’s courses at The University of Texas-Pan American this fall. Applicants must be currently enrolled for the fall semester or apply by the late admissions deadline of Aug. 18.
Each Winter Texan household spent more than $9,550 during their stay in the Rio Grande Valley during this past winter, according a new study released by the Valley Markets and Tourism Research Center in the College of Business Administration at The University of Texas-Pan American.
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