UTSA Open Cloud Institute Celebrates the First Cloud Computing Certificate Graduate

(July 25, 2018) – UTSA is celebrating the graduation of the first students who have completed the inaugural cloud computing certificate program. Under the direction of Jeff Prevost, co-founder and co-director of the UTSA Open Cloud Institute and assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering, UTSA launched the graduate certificate program in fall 2017. Azmeena A.
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2017 Annual Report

The UTSA Mechanical Engineering 2017 Report is now available: ME 2017 Annual Report
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Dean JoAnn Browning Recognized for Leadership Contributions

(July 19, 2018) — Two of UTSA’s best have been selected for the San Antonio Business Journal’s 2018 Women’s Leadership Award. JoAnn Browning, dean of the UTSA College of Engineering (COE) and David and Jennifer Spencer Distinguished Chair of Engineering, and Maricela Oliva, associate professor of educational leadership and policy studies and associate vice provost for
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UTSA engineering students win ingenuity award in National Student Steel Bridge Competition

(June 21, 2018) — A team of 12 UTSA civil engineering students competed at the 2018 National Student Steel Bridge Competition recently after winning top honors at the 2018 Texas-Mexico Region Student Steel Bridge Competition in April. In addition to winning the competition’s first ever Frank J. Hatfield Ingenuity Award for the unique design of
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UTSA College of Engineering Preview Day Tours

Our UTSA faculty and staff are excited to show off our programs and talk to you about their personal experiences about the College of Engineering and why it’s a great place for you! Please join us for a College of Engineering Preview Day Tour on July 20th or August 3rd. Click here to sign up.
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Governor’s Summer Merit Program

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Research at UTSA: Year in Review

In fiscal year 2016-2017, UTSA grew its institutional research portfolio, engaged more students, and built partnerships with industry and government to expand funded research. As a result, the 2017 fiscal year final research numbers have been the highest to date in UTSA’s history. Total research expenditures increased from US $56.8 million in FY 2016 to
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New study examines the causes, consequences of 2015 Wimberley floods

A new study by Chad Furl, postdoctoral research associate, and Hatim Sharif, professor of civil and environmental engineering at The University of Texas at San Antonio, delves into the 2015 Wimberley, Texas floods that destroyed 350 homes and claimed 13 lives. Furl and Sharif researched the factors that led to the catastrophic flooding and shed
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UTSA introduces diversity, inclusion initiatives

As part of the strategic vison to advance UTSA as San Antonio’s university of the future, President Taylor Eighmy today announced the President’s Initiative on Diversity and Inclusion and a series of Campus Climate Conversations. The initiatives are a vital part of the education experience as UTSA prepares its students to be world-ready. “In our
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UT System Chancellor McRaven issues statement on DACA

UT System Chancellor William H. McRaven issued a statement today in support of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program. Chancellor McRaven joins UTSA President Taylor Eighmy in supporting the DACA program, which provides all students with the opportunity to be successful. McRaven’s complete statement is printed below: (Jan. 22, 2018) — As the date
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