As students returned to campus in fall 2021 after a year of remote instruction, they were greeted by resources that helped them reacclimate to campus life and promoted their academic success.
Marcela Ramirez, UTSA associate vice provost of Teaching, Learning & Digital Transformation (TLDT), has been awarded the Bruce N. Chaloux Scholarship for Early Career Excellence from the Online Learning Consortium, a Boston-based collaborative of higher education leaders promoting advancements in digital education.
A first-generation college student, Carrola’s determination to continue her education has paid off. She will earn her B.A. in Multidisciplinary Studies this fall—an opportunity made possible by the UTSA Online program.
It’s been a life-changing journey for Shalita Myrick, who will be the first graduate of UTSA’s new fully online Master of Science in Facility Management this fall.
UTSA Academic Affairs has been named a Delphi Award finalist for its ongoing efforts to support the university’s fixed-term-track (FTT) faculty. The award is presented by the Pullias Center for Higher Education at the University of Southern California in partnership with the American Association of Colleges and Universities (AAC&U).
To help promote a positive experience and foster a sense of belonging for first-year students, UTSA’s divisions of Student Success and Academic Innovation partnered to create the First-Year Student Experience and Faculty Engagement Mini-Grant.
Since the dawn of time, humankind has looked to various worldly sources for wisdom: learning from historic texts, hanging on every word from iconic philosophers, even seeking a path forward from the very gods themselves. So, in an effort to offer helpful advice to new UTSA students, only the most prolific source of knowledge would do. That’s right—it was time to turn to Instagram.
As a new academic year begins, UTSA students will find a more comprehensive and connected network of academic support services that advance career-engaged learning, digital fluency, belonging, wellbeing and academic success university-wide and within their academic colleges.
UTSA faculty have been piloting a new tool that advances accessibility in course materials, giving all learners more equitable access to academic success.
The University of Texas at San Antonio is offering a wide range of community art programs this fall as a result of the union with the Southwest School of Art (SSA) that was finalized on July 1.
Students from UTSA Online’s Multidisciplinary Studies program who selected Humanities as a focus area will have access to the Coursera Google Project Management Professional Certificate at no cost.
The University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) today announced that it has completed the final terms of its agreement to integrate the Southwest School of Art (SSA). The two schools announced their intent to combine programs in August 2021.
UTSA became an Adobe Creative Campus in October 2019, and since then, our students, faculty, and staff have had free access to all the Adobe Creative Cloud.
UTSA will welcome 31 new employees from the Southwest School of Art (SSA), including six faculty and 25 staff. These employees will bring their respective areas of expertise to UTSA and help facilitate a seamless transition to expand arts education for our region.
Nearly 100 UTSA faculty and staff from 35 departments recently completed three programs designed to improve student engagement, promote deeper learning and create inclusive and equitable learning environments for in-person, online and hybrid courses.
The UTSA Office of Academic Innovation has supported more than 1,000 faculty participants and invested more than $1.1 million in professional development initiatives since the summer 2021 semester.
The beauty of UTSA Online’s Multidisciplinary Studies program is its flexibility. As part of your online degree, you’ll take coursework from three focus areas of your choosing.
UTSA has announced the nominees for this year’s University Excellence Awards — the annual event that celebrates the achievements of Roadrunner faculty and staff, including exceptional teaching, innovative research, exemplary team spirit and impactful advocacy.
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If you’re interested in a career in Facility Management but don’t want your classes to conflict with your busy schedule, an online program like UTSA Online may be the right choice for you.
Learn how Dr. Ian Thacker helps students succeed on big research projects by scaffolding assignments, encouraging collaboration, and using tools like Padlet to build a supportive learning community.
The UTSA Academic Innovation team has received the Award for Outstanding Commitment to Excellence and Innovation in Digital Learning from the Texas Digital Learning Association (TxDLA) in recognition of the office’s comprehensive approach to advancing digital learning and responding to the needs of faculty and students during the pandemic.
See how Whitney Chappell empowers students to think critically by using social media, real-world examples, and digital tools like Adobe Express to create meaningful, shareable research.
See how Dr. Sidury Christiansen uses Padlet alongside Blackboard to foster both academic and informal conversations, helping students connect, reflect, and engage more deeply with course content and each other.
UTSA’s spring enrollment grew for the sixth consecutive year, thanks to the record jump in students taking advantage of the university’s online programs.
This op-ed by David Mongeau, founding director of UTSA’s School of Data Science, and Kimberly Andrews Espy, UTSA’s provost and senior vice president for academic affairs, originally appeared in the San Antonio Express-News.
Whether you’re busy with work, parenting, or life events, online education could be the perfect way to earn your degree. You’ll be able to achieve your education goals while balancing a busy schedule.
Through a new program known as Teaching and Learning Reimagined, the UTSA Department of Academic Innovation has awarded $200,000 in seed funding to 26 projects enabling faculty to experiment with technology and pioneer new strategies that engage students in and outside the classroom.
UTSA has moved up in the Best Online Programs ranking by U.S. News and World Report. In the 2022 list, released today, UTSA earned the No. 138 (tie) spot out of 361 schools for best online bachelor’s degree programs—moving up from its 2021 spot at No. 246.
UTSA Online’s Communication program will prepare you with the full set of skills you will need to become a competitive candidate in multiple career paths.
The following message was sent via email today from President Taylor Eighmy, Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs Kimberly Andrews Espy, and Chief Financial Officer and Senior Vice President for Business Affairs Veronica Salazar to all faculty, staff and students.