Student AccessAbility
In July 2011, Kerry Tate was promoted from assistant director to director of the Office of Student AccessAbility (OSA).
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Intercollegiate Athletics
The fall athletic teams once again were among the best in the American Southwest Conference.
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Career Center
Resumania! – 13 employer representatives from companies such as Ericsson, Raytheon, Chase Bank, Sherwin-Williams, BB&T, Alcatel-Lucent and Fidelity, gave students and alumni the opportunity to get valuable feedback on their resumes.
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Summer 2012 Internship Program in Sydney, Australia – Getting a summer internship will take on a whole new meaning for students participating in the new international program in Sydney, Australia beginning in the summer of 2012.
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Reverse Career Expo – In an effort to further connect employers with student leaders on campus, the Career Center and academic honor society Delta Epsilon Iota co-sponsored a new event: the Reverse Career Expo, in which student organizations set up booths to welcome visiting employers.
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Student Counseling Center
Due to an increased demand for psychiatric services among students, the Student Counseling Center has expanded its services through the addition of a staff psychiatrist.
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Dean of Students
Students will now be a part of the discipline process at UT Dallas as members of the newly created discipline committee.
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Student Health Center
Students who have a stabilized chronic illness can now get help managing their medical condition through the Student Health Center (SHC).
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Student Health Insurance
The Student Health Insurance Office is now part of the Student Health Center.
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Student Housing
Last August, while students were settling into the two campus residence halls (one of which was brand new), construction was already beginning on a third hall.
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International Student Services
UT Dallas welcomed 1,470 new international students this fall, with our total international enrollment growing to more than 3,500 students.
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Recreational Sports/Activity Center
There is an exciting new feature in the Activity Center: a climbing wall!
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Student Wellness Center
Suicide Prevention Training – The Student Wellness Center offers QPR training (Question, Persuade, Refer) to all interested students, faculty and staff in an ongoing effort to educate the UT Dallas campus community about procedures for dealing with potentially suicidal individuals.
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UTD Speak – The Student Wellness Center and Residential Life teamed up to engage students in UTD Speak – an event held during Suicide Prevention Week to draw attention to the importance of talking about difficult topics and getting help when needed.
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Body Doubles – Everybody benefits from a little extra motivation when trying to get in shape, and the Student Wellness Center and Recreational Sports have been doing their part to help.
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