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Notice of Public Hearing
Chapters
54.0512(b)(4) and 54.0513(b) and (c), Education Code, State
of Texas, authorize general academic institutions in the State
of Texas to charge students designated tuition of $46 per
semester credit hour effective with the 2003-2004 academic
year. Therefore, in accordance with Chapters 54.0513(f) and
65.31(g), Education Code, State of Texas, The University of
Texas at Tyler will conduct a public hearing to receive comments
from students and the general public on a proposed increase
in designated tuition from $42 per semester credit hour to
$46 per semester credit hour effective with the 2003-2004
academic year. The public hearing will be held on The University
of Texas at Tyler campus in Room 401, Muntz Library, at 5:30
PM, Monday, February 10, 2003.
Final Approved
1-28-03
Jim Ferguson
Spring
Enrollment Shows Significant Increase for Second Year
For the
second consecutive year UT Tyler has experienced a record
enrollment for the spring semester.
As of
the 12th class day, the official enrollment figures show a
headcount of 4,242, which is an 11.4 percent increase over
last spring’s enrollment of 3,807. The spring 2002 figure
was the largest enrollment for spring in the university’s
history.
In the
fall term just completed, the university’s enrollment
grew faster than any other University of Texas campus. The
spring headcount also is within 43 students of the official
total for fall 2002.
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Steichen
Visits UT Tyler
Gerald
“Jerry” Steichen, a full-time member of the
New York City Opera Company conducting staff and artistic
director of Opera Longview, presented a voice master class
at UT Tyler Jan. 28. More>>>
Student
Success Seminar
Dr.
Richard Hackney, CEO of The Hackney Group, makes a presentation
during the Student Success Seminar Jan. 29 in UC 118. "Discover
the Field of Pharmaceutical Sales" was the topic. More>>>
February
Recognized
for 10 years of continuous service at the university are
Graciela L. Gomez, housekeeper, on Feb.
1, and McKinley R. Washington, audio-visual
equipment technician on Feb. 23. Congratulations!
Select link below for more information
Student
Organization Fair, 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Wednesday,
Feb. 5, UC open area...
Student
Success Seminar: “Dress
for Success,’’ noon-1 p.m. Wednesday,
Feb. 5, UC 118...
Student
Success Seminar: “Don’t
Put Your Dreams in Jeopardy,’’ 7-8:30
p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 11, University Pines clubhouse...
“Fosse,’’
a Performing Arts Series event, 7:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 14,
Cowan Center...
“Othello,’’
7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, Feb. 14-15, and 2:30 p.m. Sunday,
Feb. 16, TheTheatre...
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upcoming events
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School Counseling Program Recognizes Grad Students
The UT
Tyler Department of Psychology recognized six graduate students
in observance of National and Texas School Counselor Week,
Feb. 3-7.
National
and Texas School Counselor Week is an appropriate time to
recognize the importance of school counseling services for
students, teachers and parents in the prekindergarten-12 setting,
said Dr. Shirley Jones, associate professor of counselor education.
“School counselors help students with academic, personal,
social and career needs and provide a systematic approach
in developmental, prevention and intervention programs and
strategies to help students achieve school success."
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UT
Tyler to Offer Institute for School Superintendents
The
Superintendent Institute, a division of the Southwest Educational
Research and Leadership Academy, will be offered at The University
of Texas at Tyler beginning April 23.
The
institute is designed to provide practicing superintendents
and other senior district administrators with the leadership
skills and knowledge to transform their districts into centers
of excellence that work together in the joint enterprise of
improving education for all students. Participants will engage
in sessions geared to tackle educational and political issues
of the 21st century and will interact with key Texas educational
and political leaders.
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Timothy
B. Jones
Marilyn
Young
Department
of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies representatives
Select
link below for more information
Health
and Kinesiology Physical Education Building –
Construction began in December 2001 and is expected to be
completed in late 2003...
David
G. and Jacqueline M. Braithwaite Building, College
of Nursing and Health Sciences – Construction work began
in May 2002 on a two-story facility that will contain about
37,000 gross square feet...
Longview
University Center monument signs – There
will be two 46-foot lighted concrete and masonry monument
signs...
News
and Information Services Guide
The following guide details services available to the campus
community through the UT Tyler Office of News and Information.
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