Nelson Appointed Dean of Engineering, Computer Science
 Dr. James Nelson has been appointed the new dean of The University of Texas at Tyler College of Engineering and Computer Science, President Rodney Mabry, announced.
Dr. Nelson is being promoted from his current position of UT Tyler professor and chair of the civil engineering department where he has led the development of the bachelor and master of science degrees in civil engineering, as well as the civil and environmental engineering facilities and recruiting of faculty and students. More...
President George H. W. Bush to Speak at UT Tyler this Fall
 Former United States President George Herbert Walker Bush will be the featured speaker at The University of Texas at Tyler’s 25th anniversary celebration of its Distinguished Lecture Series on Nov. 30, Susan Thomae-Morphew, director of the UT Tyler R. Don Cowan Fine and Performing Arts Center, announced.
President Bush will speak at 7:30 p.m. in the UT Tyler Cowan Center. More...
University Receives $1,500 Donation from Wal-Mart, Sam's
A $1,500 donation from Wal-Mart and Sam’s will assist The University of Texas at Tyler in teaching women to protect themselves through the UT Tyler Rape Aggression Defense program, UT Tyler University Police Chief Mike Medders, announced. More...
Deck Nearing Completion
Construction of a wooden deck overlooking UT Tyler’s Harvey Lake continues and is expected to be completed by July 4. More...
Nursing Meditation Garden Dedication
UT Tyler faculty, staff and students spread flower petals in the Nursing Meditation Garden after a dedication ceremony June 19. The garden provides a place for students, faculty and staff to rejuvenate, and is located outside of the UT Tyler Braithwaite Nursing Building. Donations to support the meditation garden can be made in memory or honor of a loved one. Larger Photo...
Upcoming Events
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UT Tyler Summer Camps, for more information, follow this link.
Independence Day, Tuesday, July 4. Details...
Summer II Registration, 9 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. Friday, July 6.
First day of class for Summer II, Tuesday, July 10.
Freshman Orientation, Friday, Aug. 18 – Tuesday, Aug. 22. Details...
First Day of Fall Classes, Wednesday, Aug. 23.
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White Named Interim Dean of College of Arts, Sciences
 Dr. Alisa White will serve as interim dean of The University of Texas at Tyler College of Arts and Sciences for the 2006-07 academic year, Dr. Richard Osburn, UT Tyler provost, announced.
White will take office Aug. 1 and serve until a permanent dean is hired. She currently serves as chair of UT Tyler’s communication department where she oversees journalism, speech communication and graduate degrees in interdisciplinary studies. More...
Cowan Center Releases 2006-07 Events
The UT Tyler R. Don Cowan Fine and Performing Arts Center has released its 2006-07 season. More..
Experiences of One of UT Tyler's First Freshmen
 Since graduating from UT Tyler in 2002, Beverly Pearson has experienced many things including international travel and employment, graduate school on the East Coast and teaching college English as part of a teaching fellowship.
Pearson was a part of UT Tyler’s first freshman class in fall 1998. Prior to this, UT Tyler offered only junior and senior level classes. More...
Member of First Freshman Class Becomes a Doctor
 From the small town of Quitman to a pediatric residency in Arkansas, Shelly Hamrick, one of UT Tyler’s first freshmen, has experienced new beginnings, leadership, medical school and discovered her true passion.
In the fall of 1998, Hamrick was a member of UT Tyler’s first freshman class. More...
Engineering and Computer Science Camp
The University of Texas at Tyler College of Engineering and Computer Science will offer its “Exploring Careers in Engineering and Computer Science” camp July 17 – 20, Dr. Troy Henson, dean of the college, announced.
The camp is designed for girls who will enter the 10th and 11th grades in the fall. Camp fee is $75. More...
UT Tyler to Hold Speed and Strength Summer Camps
The University of Texas at Tyler Louise Herrington Patriot Center will offer its Patriot Speed and Strength Summer Camp 9 a.m. – 11 a.m. July 17 – 22 and July 24 – 28, Bob Hepler, UT Tyler director of recreational facilities, announced.
The camp is open to all levels of athletes 12 years and older. Camp fee is $50 for HPC members and $75 for non-members. More...
Quijing Teachers on Campus
Six students and two instructors from the Quijing Teachers College in Japan pose at a welcome reception June 18. During their six-week stay, they will learn about American culture and improve their English-speaking skills. A graduation ceremony will be held at 10:30 a.m. July 27 in the Muntz Library, room 401. More...
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