The group serves as the major link between students and the administration. In addition, the organization sponsors voter registration drives, supports the on-campus early voting polling site, and hosts various programs to solicit student feedback on a variety of campus issues.
The Graduate Student Senate passes resolutions to improve graduate student life on campus, hosts guest speakers to discuss current issues, creates ad-hoc committees to research potential changes in University policy that may impact graduate students, and assists with Graduate Forums, the ACES research symposium, and the Graduate School Showcase. The Student Publications department employs more than student journalists, advertising sales representatives, marketing assistants, web developers, and office assistants in jobs that help them prepare for their careers.
It also houses a full-service creative services agency. Students created the award-winning student newspaper in Today, The Shorthorn delivers news as it happens through its website and social media channels. It also provides a daily summary of pertinent headlines emailed to you with links that will work on any mobile device or computer.
The print edition is published every Wednesday. The Shorthorn website also contains interactive features, videos, and photo galleries of student events and activities, and lets you submit your own photos to the newspaper. Shorthorn discussions also allow you to express your opinions on campus issues in an open forum.
From large to small, throughout the year there are a variety of events and traditions that make the university an enriching place to make the most of your time. These diverse programs become an essential part of the culture on campus because they are student led and university supported. These events and activities are open to all students; you can even get involved by becoming a member of EXCEL.
The Big Event is an organization of service-minded students whose purpose is to plan and implement a day of community service and outreach involving UTA students, faculty, staff and community members in an effort to engage, educate, and mobilize volunteers throughout the community. Enthusiastic volunteers participate in various service project sites such as painting, landscaping, youth development workshops, and facility cleanup all on one BIG day.
Veterans and their families are valued and vital components of the UTA community. The University serves more than 3, student veterans and dependents of military veterans working to earn college degrees. We are constantly looking for ways to ease their transition to college, and we provide a full range of services to help them adapt and succeed in their academic pursuits.
For more information, visit uta. Veteran's Assistance Center is the hub for coordinating all veteran service departments at UTA, serving as a liaison and advocate for military connected students.
Available to answer questions, and assist in obstacle navigation, the Executive Director is knowledgeable about UTA student support services and can connect military connected students with the appropriate departments best suited to assist with their individual needs. The University of Texas at Arlington S. University of Texas Arlington. Search Catalog. Toggle Navigation Toggle Navigation.
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Meal Plans are required for students living in a residence hall. An additional charge will be billed for this service. Students can select from multiple meal plan options; however, the commuter plan is not available for residence hall students.
For more information about meal plan rates please visit our dining site. All residence hall rates include the all utilities paid package. This indicates residents will not pay extra for electric, gas, or water. High-speed internet and Wi-Fi service are provided at no additional charge. Wi-Fi is available throughout all of the communities, including common areas and bedrooms. Internet connections are provided in each bedroom. Upgraded packages are available through the student's MyResNet site. Free Unlimited Laundry is included in the total rent cost.
All rates include room, meal plan, internet service and laundry. Rates do not include applicable sales tax. These rates are for the spring semester. Fall housing bills post in mid-August on the My Housing page. The first payment is due September 10 for all payment plans. We will send you an email reminder a few days before your payment is due.
Your housing payment may be paid in full or in installments. For billing options, transaction details and to print your bill, visit View Your Payment Plan.
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