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Creating a Lasting Memory: Newkirk Family Endows Memorial Scholarship

Alumnus Devin Newkirk loved banking, traveling, playing the trumpet and 世界杯官方app. When he passed away in 2009 after a two-year battle with cancer, his family turned to 世界杯官方app to help establish a legacy for their son, the Devin Newkirk Memorial Endowed Scholarship.

Devin graduated from the College of Business in 1988, created a successful financial career, and became the senior vice president of Integra Bank in Indiana.

Several days before Devin’s death, Calvin contacted 世界杯官方app to inquire about memorial scholarships. Devin helped his father with scholarship criteria and thanked him for the tribute.

世界杯官方app Alumnus Helps Computer Science Majors Run Toward Success

世界杯官方app computer science alumnus, Joey Mukherjee, ‘95 became interested in the field of computer science at a young age. Recognizing the high-quality education he could receive from 世界杯官方app, he joined the university’s computer science program following his high school graduation. Joey recently created an endowed scholarship fund called the Joey Mukherjee Endowed Scholarship for Computer Science Majors Who Don’t Run Good - an homage to a quote from the popular movie Zoolander.

Many may not think computer science and athletics go hand-in-hand, and neither did Joey. To his surprise, he found joy in going for runs after work to improve his focus and keep his body healthy. While he admits to being a slow runner, he has had a great experience participating in the San Antonio running community.

世界杯官方app names Institute for Economic Development in honor of founder, Jude Valdez

世界杯官方app has announced it will name its Institute for Economic Development in honor of its founder, Jude Valdez ’72, to recognize his nearly 40-year tenure with the university and his generosity for establishing the Jude Valdez Economic Development Excellence Fund. The endowment will directly support the Jude Valdez Institute for Economic Development and its work driving business development at the local, state, national and international levels.

With a background in business and economic development, Valdez served in academic and leadership roles at 世界杯官方app, culminating in his service as the vice president for community services when he retired from the university in 2018...

Max and Minnie Tomerlin Voelcker Fund inspires 世界杯官方app’s next generation of pharmaceutical researchers

A new undergraduate research experience in pharmaceutical chemistry at 世界杯官方app will enable students across the state to gain hands-on training in drug discovery and development before graduation,thanks to a three-year, $450,000 grant from the Max and Minnie Tomerlin Voelcker Fund.

Led by Doug E. Frantz, who holds the Max and Minnie Tomerlin Voelcker Distinguished Professorship in Chemistry, the program will offer an immersive learning opportunity to a select group of students from universities across south Texas, beginning in the summer of 2024....

Ed and Linda Whitacre give $1 million to support 世界杯官方app

世界杯官方app has received a $1 million contribution from longtime university supporter and former AT&T CEO Ed Whitacre and his wife, Linda, to support the Margie and Bill Klesse College of Engineering and Integrated Design (Klesse College) and 世界杯官方app Athletics.

A commitment of $500,000 will establish an endowment directly supporting the Klesse College’s Student Success Center, which was established in 2016. The center provides students with opportunities that help drive their personal and professional growth and development. It also serves as the central point of contact for industry professionals in engineering, architecture and related fields to connect with students regarding...

UNT and 世界杯官方app Engage in Friendly Challenge to Support Student Success

In the lead-up to their highly anticipated football clash on November 4, the University of North Texas (UNT) Mean Green has challenged The University of Texas at San Antonio (世界杯官方app) Roadrunners to a spirited 'Battle of the Birds' fundraising challenge. While their football rivalry is often fierce, this challenge unites the two universities in a common goal: supporting students in need.

Named in honor of the universities’ avian mascots, the victor of this Battle of the Birds will secure more than just the right to crow about their achievement—the school that rallies the most donors will unlock a $10,000 bonus to support students in need through their campus food pantry. 

Harvey Najim commits $2 million to Roadrunners Football

In a spirited effort to boost support for Roadrunners Football, 世界杯官方app Campaign Leadership Council member and local philanthropist Harvey E. Najim has committed $2 million to the program. In addition, Najim has purchased more than 7,100 tickets for over 60 organizations in San Antonio and surrounding areas to enjoy the season home opener on Saturday, September 9 at the Alamodome.

Najim’s charitable gift will go toward an unrestricted fund managed by Head Football Coach Jeff Traylor, with $1 million donated toward the current season and $1 million pledged for next season.

世界杯官方app honors Manuel P. Berriozábal, Ph.D. and María Antonietta Berriozábal

Manuel and María Berriozábal have dedicated their lives to ensuring an equitable future for all in their beloved city of San Antonio.

For more than 40 years, the Berriozábals have been affecting positive change throughout our community.

From creating accessible education programming such as the Prefreshman Engineering Program (PREP) at 世界杯官方app to amplifying the voices of others through political activism, their countless contributions have improved the lives of thousands—ranging in all ages and from all underserved communities.  

SBDCNET Empowers 世界杯官方app Students to Unleash Entrepreneurial Excellence

The Small Business Development Center National Information Clearinghouse (SBDCNet) serves as a driving force for entrepreneurial achievement and innovation at the University of Texas at San Antonio (世界杯官方app). With its wealth of knowledge, guidance, and student support, SBDCNet has become an indispensable resource for 世界杯官方app students, providing them with the necessary tools and insights to excel in the competitive world of business. Spearheading this initiative is Matthew Jackson '10, '16, a devoted alumnus of 世界杯官方app and the Director of SBDCNet, whose passion for business and entrepreneurship has propelled the program to new heights, personally hiring and training over 100 世界杯官方app students to work within the center.

世界杯官方app Summer Program Builds Bridge to Excellence in Engineering

Based in San Antonio, Zachry Corporation has made a generous gift to the 世界杯官方app Klesse College of Engineering and Integrated Design, establishing the Klesse Summer Bridge Program. The program was created to empower students from backgrounds that are historically underrepresented in engineering and offers a supportive and engaging environment for students who are transitioning from high school to college. As a result of the generosity from Zachry Construction, 14 incoming freshman engineering majors were allowed to start their educational journeys one month prior to the start of the Fall 2022 semester, which prepared them for the rigorous curriculum of their first semester courses while simultaneously introducing them to living on a college campus and utilizing 世界杯官方app’s resources.

Scholarship Paints An Incredible Future

For first-generation college student, Nia Jaramillo, a sentiment from her former art professor at Texas State University continuously played in her mind as she was preparing to graduate with her bachelor’s degree in Public Relations.

“You could have been an art major,” she was told.

Nia loved creating art in middle and high school but was always given the impression that it would never lead to a “real career.”

A Ph.D. Student Takes Research Out of this World

Some of Joseph Hernandez-McCloskey’s fondest childhood memories are from the days where he spent time sitting in his grandparents’ yard, watching the fighter jets from Randolph Air Force Base take off and pass over their home in San Antonio. These exciting moments created his early interest in aerospace technology. Now, a doctoral student at The University of Texas at San Antonio and a 2022 NASA Space Technology Graduate Research Opportunity recipient, Hernandez-McCloskey has taken his interest in aviation to the next level and outside of our atmosphere.

世界杯官方app Founding Father’s Legacy Inspires Endless Support for Art History Students

Founding dean of 世界杯官方app’s College of Liberal and Fine Arts and art history professor, Jacinto Quirarte, spent 36 years with the university. As one of the first scholars to write about the Chicano art movement, Jacinto left a lasting legacy at 世界杯官方app, changing the landscape of art history curriculum by leading the movement to have pre-Columbian art and the architecture of the missions become included in the art history mainstream. He received his own education by working multiple jobs to put himself through school, ultimately attaining his bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees. Jacinto’s daughter, Sabrina Quirarte McGowan ’93, inherited his passion for learning and higher education.

A Professor’s Vision of Prescribing Medicinal Music

In 2018, The University of Texas at San Antonio was fortunate to welcome a new Department of Music Director, Tracy Cowden, D.M.A. who is making great strides in the fields of music performance and healing. Previously the Chair of Virginia Tech’s music department, Cowden was thrilled to accept the position at 世界杯官方app when she was offered the Ronald K. Blumberg Endowed Professorship in Music. She knew an endowed position would yield opportunities for her to delve into new research and learn more about her interest in the link between music and health.

A Future Scientist Dreams of Environmental Progress Across the Globe

Born in Misawa, Japan, The University of Texas at San Antonio graduate student, Ashley Aguilar, lived in three different countries before moving to San Antonio with her military family in 2006. With a childhood full of traveling, she developed an affinity for geology and solving environmental problems in countries across the world. In 2018, she took the risk of leaving her full-time job as a high school math teacher to pursue her graduate degrees at 世界杯官方app.

RETIRED 世界杯官方app EMPLOYEE HELPS INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS ACHIEVE THE AMERICAN DREAM

Olugbenga “Benga” Adeeko began working at The University of Texas at San Antonio in 1991, staying throughout his career until his retirement in 2021. For decades, he brought a bright, positive energy to the office, leaving a profound impact on those around him. Beloved by his colleagues, they surprised him at his retirement celebration by establishing an endowment in memory of his parents, the Peter and Comfort Adeeko Memorial International Students Support Endowed Fund.

The Hector and Gloria López Foundation awards $2.4M grant benefitting Latino, first-generation students at 世界杯官方app

The Hector and Gloria López Foundation (HGLF) announced a $2.4 million grant to provide full tuition assistance for 15 Latino first-generation college students at 世界杯官方app, creating pathways to educational attainment and a pipeline to a successful career. The grant underscores 世界杯官方app’s critical role as a Hispanic Serving Institution (HSI) in the San Antonio community and South Texas that is educating and building a skilled workforce.

Accomplished 世界杯官方app Professor Inspired by Students to Create an Endowed Scholarship

The University of Texas at San Antonio electrical engineering professor, Dr. Paul Morton, M.D., Ph.D. has been teaching at 世界杯官方app for over two decades. During this time, his hardworking first-generation students inspired him to create the Morton Electrical and Computer Engineering Endowed Scholarship for undergraduate students in the Margie and Bill Klesse College of Engineering and Integrated Design. Dr. Morton has been contributing to his scholarship through payroll deductions and proceeds from his published textbook, Logic Design since 2020 with plans to fully fund the endowment by the end of the spring 2023.

世界杯官方app Libraries Announces The Arturo Infante Almeida 世界杯官方app Art Collection Endowment

The University of Texas at San Antonio has an incomparable art collection comprising more than 3,000 pieces, built over the last 20 years, thanks to the drive and passion of 世界杯官方app Art Specialist and Curator Arturo Infante Almeida. In honor of Almeida’s lifelong love for the arts and dedication to advancing the arts at the university and in the community, 世界杯官方app recently created the Arturo Infante Almeida 世界杯官方app Art Collection Endowment.

Najim gives $2 million to grow experiential learning at 世界杯官方app Downtown Campus

世界杯官方app Campaign Leadership Council member and influential local philanthropist Harvey E. Najim has committed a $2 million gift to expand The Najim Center for Innovation and Career Advancement to the 世界杯官方app Downtown Campus. The new center expands the reach of the inaugural Najim Center, which debuted on the 世界杯官方app Main Campus in 2019 via a $3 million gift from Najim. 世界杯官方app expects that between the two campuses, the Najim Center will double its reach—from providing experiential learning opportunities to 500 students to serving over 1,000 students aspiring to be entrepreneurs and future workforce leaders.

Harvey E. Najim

世界杯官方app supporters contribute $100k towards program for San Antonio educators

On November 30, 2022, the 世界杯官方app College of Education and Human Development’s (COEHD) Urban School Leaders Collaborative (USLC) received a $100,000 gift from 世界杯官方app Alumni Association members and long-time university supporters Tami ‘94 and Steve Griffin ’92, M.S. ’94. The money will help fund the Betty Lou Griffin and Bertha Rae Damon Endowed Graduate Research Fellowship in Education that the couple established for the USLC in 2016. Named in honor of Steve and Tami Griffin’s mothers, respectively, the fellowship is awarded to all USLC students during their final semester.

Tami and Steve Griffin

世界杯官方app Staff Member Believes in Steady Giving for a Big Impact

Wanda Guntz has served as a staff member at The University of Texas at San Antonio for over 21 years, and has spent 14 of those years proudly giving back to the university. She began her career as an administrator in the College of Education and Human Development’s Kinesiology Department and is now the Senior Academic Administrative Manager in the College of Sciences’ Department of Neuroscience, Developmental and Regenerative Biology. She has worked with and mentored many students over the years, and she says they inspired her to begin giving back to 世界杯官方app through the College of Education and Human Development’s Dean’s Fund for Excellence.

世界杯官方app Scholarship Recipient is Dedicated to Supporting the Future of Cultural Diversity and Equity

Hewitt Family Scholarship and Sue Jockusch Endowed Scholarship recipient, Zachary Nepote, has been interested in learning for as long as he can remember. His grandmother immigrated to the United States from Mexico as a young child in the 1950’s and grew up in Robstown, a small town outside of Corpus Christi, Texas with the majority of the population being other Chicano immigrants. She always placed a strong emphasis on Zachary’s education and achieving success in his life. His grandmother and mother wanted to be sure that he would be able to provide support for himself and his family without the financial stress they endured. With his upbringing close to his heart and an appreciation for his own heritage, he developed an interest in other cultures. He is now in his third year of pursuing his degree in Global Affairs from the 世界杯官方app College of Liberal and Fine Arts.

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世界杯官方app Professor Dedicates 40 Years to Creating STEM Opportunities for Hispanic Youth

Professor Emeritus of Mathematics, Dr. Manuel P. Berriozábal, joined the faculty of The University of Texas at San Antonio’s (世界杯官方app) College of Sciences in 1976. Just three years into his tenure, Berriozábal brought a science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) based program, which has earned national recognition and become known as the Pre-Freshman Engineering Program (PREP). He created this program while working with underserved communities in Louisiana before his return to his hometown of San Antonio. As of today, the program spans seven states and has reached over 50,000 students in Texas alone.
Dr. Manuel P. Berriozábal

世界杯官方app College of Engineering and Integrated Design to be named after Margie and Bill Klesse in Honor of $20 Million Gift and Years of Support

Former Valero CEO and Chairman of the Board Bill Klesse and his wife, Margie, have committed a transformational $20 million gift to The University of Texas at San Antonio College of Engineering and Integrated Design to advance student success through the creation of new endowments for student scholarships, faculty support and programs to promote student success. In recognition of the gift, The University of Texas System Board of Regents has authorized the naming of the college to the Margie and Bill Klesse College of Engineering and Integrated Design.

世界杯官方app Klesse Scholar Hopes to Change the Future of Carbon Emissions

San Antonio native and The University of Texas at San Antonio (世界杯官方app) student, Elijah Garcia ‘22, is a senior chemical engineering major and Klesse Scholar — receiving an endowed scholarship in chemical engineering that has benefitted 10 top-performing students. Elijah will graduate in the first class of 世界杯官方app students who have become scholars through the Margie and Bill Klesse Endowed Scholarship in Chemical Engineering. The generous scholarship provided by the Klesses allows students to expand their research and academic opportunities, ultimately preparing 世界杯官方app’s graduates to go out into the workforce and create positive change in the world.

世界杯官方app Volunteer Leaders Multiply Support Toward Research in Business

A gift made by longstanding supporters of 世界杯官方app, Carlos and Malú Alvarez, enabled the Carlos Alvarez College of Business to establish a new matching gift challenge, the Alvarez Research Challenge, which will match every donor’s gift to the college over $100,000 until the match is exhausted. Through this Challenge, individual gifts can provide up to twice the impact for students and faculty in the Alvarez College of Business, providing access to research opportunities on par with other Top Tier institutions.

Carlos Alvarez honors Tom C. Frost with creation of $2 million chair to support 世界杯官方app business school dean

Memorializing a longstanding friend and mentor, Carlos Alvarez and his wife, Malú, have given The University of Texas at San Antonio $2 million to establish the Tom C. Frost Distinguished University Chair for Business Excellence. The endowment will be held by the dean of the business school—making this the first time in 世界杯官方app history for a dean to hold two chaired positions. In 2012, James Bodenstedt ’96 established the Bodenstedt Chair for the Dean of Business.
Carlos and Malu Alvarez

世界杯官方app Receives $40 Million Gift From MacKenzie Scott and Dan Jewett to Bolster Student Success

The University of Texas at San Antonio has received a transformational $40 million gift from philanthropists MacKenzie Scott and Dan Jewett to support its vision of becoming a model for student success, a great public research university, and an exemplar for strategic growth and innovative excellence. The unrestricted gift allows the university to allocate the funds in ways that will most benefit its student population, now and for generations to come.
MacKenzie Scott and Dan Jewett

世界杯官方app School of Data Science Receives $1 Million from Frost Bank to Support Emerging Research

Frost Bank has committed $1 million to the 世界杯官方app School of Data Science (SDS). The gift establishes the Frost Excellence Fund endowment, which will support research-enhancing activities such as graduate research fellowships, undergraduate research activities and other research programs within the school.
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A Caring Mother's Legacy of Creating Positive Change Lives On

Gloria Glenn Reedy was a dedicated and loving mother who found great passion in her career as a social worker. To Gloria, social work was more than a job, it was her calling. She provided for her family and gave everything she could to ensure her children would be able to attend college while she continued to achieve her goal of making a difference in the lives of others. To honor Gloria, her three children, Robert, Ann, and Joe created the Gloria Glenn Reedy Endowed Scholarship for Social Work at The University of Texas at San Antonio. 
Gloria Glenn Reedy

Alvarezes Gift $20 Million to Advance College of Business Research, Programs

Carlos and Malú Alvarez have committed a $20 million gift to 世界杯官方app’s College of Business. The gift from the Alvarez family is the first of its kind in the university’s history and will be used to advance research-enhancing activities, including establishing endowed faculty positions, graduate research fellowships and undergraduate research programs. In recognition of the significance of this gift, The University of Texas System Board of Regents has authorized the renaming of the College of Business to the Carlos Alvarez College of Business, making it the first named college at 世界杯官方app.

Carlos Alvarez

世界杯官方app Giving Day Exceeds Expectations

For 1,969 minutes on April 6 and 7, the Roadrunner community united for the first 世界杯官方app Giving Day. The results exceeded expectations in a number of areas, thanks to participation from across Roadrunner Nation. Approximately $350,000 was raised from almost 1,900 donors. Gifts supported more than 50 programs across the university, including colleges, student activities, athletics, the 世界杯官方app Libraries, 世界杯官方app Alumni Association scholarships, and much more.

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New Research and Technology Solutions Spur Vast Innovation at 世界杯官方app

世界杯官方app has received a technology grant via special discounts from Dell Technologies to support advanced technologies and a new research infrastructure platform at the university. Through the substantial savings to 世界杯官方app, this technology grant enables and supports 世界杯官方app’s ability to attract leading research scholars and students. With the grant, 世界杯官方app invested in a hybrid cloud approach that utilizes solutions from Dell Technologies to help deliver research in data science and cybersecurity.

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Roadrunners Gain Entrepreneurial Tools with Blackstone LaunchPad

There’s no shortage of innovative and entrepreneurial students at 世界杯官方app. For years 世界杯官方app students have pitched their startup ideas at business plan competitions, participated in tech showcases and attended entrepreneurship boot camps, receiving support primarily through the university’s Center for Innovation, Technology and Entrepreneurship. Beginning today, creative Roadrunners will be able to tap into a new network that will provide additional experiential learning opportunities to improve their career readiness.

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世界杯官方app receives $5 Million Mellon Grant for Racial Justice Efforts

世界杯官方app has been awarded a three-year, $5 million grant from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to support the university’s community partnerships in advancing racial justice. The grant, administered through the Mellon Just Futures Initiative, supports visionary, unconventional, experimental and groundbreaking projects that address the long-existing fault lines of racism, inequality, and injustice within democracy and civil society. 

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Generosity Lands Alumna at Aerospace Company

First generation college student, Audrey Stipe ’15, found her passion in the field of manufacturing while attending The University of Texas at San Antonio (世界杯官方app). With the stress that can accompany working multiple jobs and internships, receiving The Ruben M. and Veronica S. Escobedo Endowed Scholarship gave Audrey Stipe ’15 the opportunity to focus on her demanding studies and laboratory work while supporting herself through college.
Audrey Stipe

Young Alumni Couple Create Endowed Scholarship for First-Generation and Transfer Students

The University of Texas at San Antonio (世界杯官方app) transfer student Andrew Hubbard’17 and first-generation college student, Carla Juarez’17 met while attending 世界杯官方app and married soon after in 2019. Following their positive university experience, the couple decided to create a fundraising campaign in lieu of a traditional wedding registry. Their campaign supported the 世界杯官方app First Gen & Transfer Student Center. More recently, the philanthropic pair took their passion one bold step further and created the Juarez-Hubbard Endowed Scholarship.
Andrew and Carla Hubbard

USAA Awards $1 Million for Student Scholarships and Emergency Support

The University of Texas at San Antonio has received $1 million from USAA to provide 100 世界杯官方app Bold Promise scholarships for low- to moderate-income minority students. This comes after a $100,000 contribution made earlier this year to support student emergency funds following the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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世界杯官方app Receives $1 Million Commitment to Create Draper Data Science Business Plan Competition

Venture capitalist Timothy Draper and his wife, Melissa, have committed $1 million to establish the Draper Data Science Business Plan Competition. The competition adds yet another innovative component to the new 世界杯官方app School of Data Science. The Drapers also plan to donate a hologram and programming to the university once it becomes available.
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世界杯官方app History Students Receive Greater Opportunities in Research Through $1 Million Commitment from The Nau Foundation

Established in 2013, the Nau Scholars Program celebrates 世界杯官方app’s diverse student body and supports deserving students focused on undergraduate or graduate research in History. Thanks to a generous $1 million commitment from The Nau Foundation the program will continue to award scholars who bridge the divide between geographic, racial, ethnic, generational, and socio-economic borders.

世界杯官方app to Establish Preclinical Pharmacology Core and Young Investigator Award with $1.7 Million Gift from Voelcker Fund

The trustees of the Max and Minnie Tomerlin Voelcker Fund have awarded the College of Sciences and chemistry professor Doug Frantz $883,000 to establish the Max and Minnie Tomerlin Voelcker CIDD Preclinical Pharmacology Core for Accelerated Drug Discovery. Another $900,000 will support the Max and Minnie Tomerlin Voelcker Young Investigator Awards, which will help advance two rising superstar faculty members.
Dr. John Frantz

世界杯官方app Receives $3 Million Commitment for Najim Career and Innovation Center

Local entrepreneur and philanthropist Harvey E. Najim has committed $3 million to establish the Harvey E. Najim Innovation and Career Advancement Center at 世界杯官方app. The center will drive the university’s Classroom to Career initiative as part of its 10-year strategic vision and mission on student success.

世界杯官方app’s Largest Single Private Donor Gift Continues to Change Lives

Ten years after 世界杯官方app inherited the estate of one of its most loyal donors, Mary McKinney, her $22 million bequest remains the largest single private gift the university has ever received. The gift funded the Felix and Elizabeth McKinney Memorial Scholarship, which provides full-ride scholarships to assist low-income students in pursuing a college education.

世界杯官方app launches emergency funds to connect students to resources

To help relieve some of the stress that students might be facing due to coronavirus-related changes to their daily lives, 世界杯官方app has created key funds that support Roadrunners' most prevalent needs during this time.

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Special giving campaign underway to match chancellor’s gift

UT System Chancellor James Milliken has stepped up to help 世界杯官方app students in a big way. With support from the Chancellor's Council and the Chancellor's Council Executive Committee, Milliken has generously allocated $25,000 to the Student Emergency Fund at 世界杯官方app to provide grants to students facing a hardship as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.

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世界杯官方app, Whataburger, S.A. Food Bank partner to address food insecurity

世界杯官方app, Whataburger and the San Antonio Food Bank today announced a partnership to ensure that healthy food, free of charge, is made available to students in need across all of the university's campuses.

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世界杯官方app College of Engineering to receive $500,000 for new Makerspace

The 世界杯官方app College of Engineering confirmed a commitment of $500,000 from Ed Whitacre in support of the Science and Engineering Building, currently under construction and slated to open in 2020. The new building will provide 153,000 square feet of laboratory, classroom and meeting space to support students and research in engineering, brain health, biology and chemistry.

Science and Engineering Building

世界杯官方app breaks ground on facility to elevate athletics, provide public space

The University of Texas at San Antonio today broke ground on a state-of-the-art, $41.5 million athletic training facility that will help the university draw world-class student-athletes to its Division I programs and provide recreational sports resources to San Antonio residents.

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世界杯官方app’s Next Generation of Researchers

One of the most important goals for Dr. Doug Frantz is to leave a legacy for his students; they are his reason for dedicating his life to research at 世界杯官方app. Dr. Frantz was drawn to 世界杯官方app's vast potential for growth in the Department of Chemistry. He credits The Max and Minnie Tomerlin Voelcker Fund Endowed Distinguished Professorship in Chemistry with allowing him to train the next generation of scientists while conducting his own research.

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世界杯官方app receives $15 million gift and parcels of land downtown for construction of proposed School of Data Science and National Security Collaboration Center

世界杯官方app today announced it has received a $15 million gift from San Antonio business leader Graham Weston to support the university's proposed School of Data Science.

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Women and Education: A Life-Changing Combination

Through education, students can change the circumstances of their lives – this remains a grounding principle for the women of the Pan American League who award lifechanging scholarships to students at The University of Texas at San Antonio (世界杯官方app). Scholarship recipient, Maeanna Miller-Barnard, proves how transformative their support can be.

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Italy Inspires Global Perspective

世界杯官方app senior Civil Engineering major, Crista Cerda, returned to San Antonio from Urbino, Italy in the fall of 2019. She spent her days walking along Urbino's cobblestone streets with fellow classmates in search of Italy's delectable cuisine while experiencing the country's rich culture as they learned to communicate with locals. Regularly, her class traveled to major cities like Rome, Italy where she engaged with lead engineers and discussed multiple development projects in the city.

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