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Wednesday, January 6, 2021
TEDx UTA

Amid pandemic, EXCEL creates unique, safe ways to get involved, stay engaged

EXCEL Campus Activities—UTA's official student-led programming board—has adapted to the challenges of keeping students engaged during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Virtual events in 2020 included trivia, open mic nights, and comedian-led bingo games. A limited number of in-person events have been offered, including a drive-in movie night and an educational TEDx Talk. Livestreaming for all such events continues to be available for those who want to watch from home, allowing EXCEL to reach UT Arlington students on a wider scale.

Student Accounts listening sessions

Join the Office of Student Accounts for virtual sessions about the importance of understanding payments, payment plans, direct deposit, and more. Sessions are 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 12.

Email login screen update

Starting Sunday, Jan. 10, the UTA email or Outlook login screen displaying a grey box will be updated. Read what to do to update your phone and devices. Contact IT Help Desk for questions.

Spring parking permits

Spring semester parking permits for students are available now.

MLK Jr. Day event online

Arlington's "Advancing the Dream" Celebration for Martin Luther King Jr. Day will be online Friday-Monday, Jan. 15-18.

Spring Job/Internship Fair

Register now for the Spring 2021 Virtual All Majors Job and Internship Fair. The online fair is 1-5 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday, Feb. 23-25.

These Hands Don't Haze.

Hazing notice for UTA students

University students are encouraged to learn more about hazing, Texas laws concerning hazing, and UTA's hazing policy.

Under the law, individuals or organizations engaging in hazing could be subject to fines and charged with criminal offenses.

Educational institutions are required to publish a report regarding any registered student organizations that have been found responsible for, cited for, or convicted of hazing over the past three years. See the UTA hazing report.

Read more information about hazing on the Office of Community Standards website.

Important dates

  • Jan. 8—Last day to drop classes for winter intersession; submit requests to advisor prior to 4 p.m.
  • Jan. 14—Last day of classes for winter intersession.
  • Jan. 15—Final exams for winter intersession.
  • Jan. 18—Martin Luther King Jr. Day Holiday; registration ends for spring semester, first five-week and first eight-week terms.
  • Jan. 19—First day of classes for spring semester, first five-week and first eight-week terms; late registration.
  • Jan. 20—Late registration for first five-week and first eight-week terms.
  • Jan. 20-22—Late registration for spring semester.
  • Jan. 22—Census date for first five-week term.
  • Jan. 26—Census date for first eight-week term.
  • Feb. 3—Census date for spring semester.

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