Jennifer Hollingshead joins UT Dallas as vice president for communications and marketing. She will oversee the University’s communications and marketing enterprise, guiding efforts to enhance ...
Archives Jennifer Hollingshead joins UT Dallas as vice president for communications and marketing. She will oversee the University’s communications and marketing enterprise, guiding efforts to enhance ...
The University of Texas at Dallas officially joins NCAA Division II (DII) after completing the required two-year provisional period and three-year process to change classification for intercollegiate ...
Dr. Marc P. Christensen is named the next executive vice president for academic affairs and provost at UT Dallas. He previously served as president of Clarkson.
The Innovation and Entrepreneurship Scholars Program is a university-wide innovation experience for students who want to do more than earn a degree — they want to learn how ideas become products, ...
Michael Reza joins UT Dallas as vice president for development and alumni relations. As vice president for advancement at Sacramento State, he exceeded goals while broadening donor engagement and ...
Two $5 million endowments will be established to support initiatives that help undergraduates thrive academically and prepare for meaningful careers.
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Reza Starts Role as Vice President for Development and Alumni Relations June 23, 2026 | Updated: September 30, 2026 ...
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This page contains guidance on the rights and responsibilities of UT Dallas employees as it pertains to political activities while on campus. Should specific situations not covered within the below ...
The $120 million, five-story, 150,000-square-foot Texas Instruments Biomedical Engineering and Sciences Building supports dozens of faculty from UT Dallas and UT Southwestern Medical Center.