Student Engagement

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Student Organizations

Student organizations are the life-line of our community. They provide support, mentorship and a sense of belonging. UTA has over 30 culturally-based student organizations. Many intersect with other identities such as gender, majors, academic interest and hobbies.

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Community Connection Opportunities

Alternative Breaks Program

The Intercultural Student Engagement Center (ISEC) Alternative Breaks Program focuses on advocacy and leadership within communities across the nation. Through service experiences students are able to reflect on how their intersecting identities play a role in the way they view social issues. Once students have returned from the Alternative Breaks experience, they are tasked with finding ways to be advocates and leaders within the UTA and greater DFW community.

PEAK Mentor Program

The Peer Empowerment and Academic Knowledge (PEAK) Mentor Program is designed to support first-year students enhance their academic success and sense of belonging through one-on-one peer mentoring. PEAK aims to guide first-year students to resources and organizations across campus based on their individual needs and goals to enhance their student experience.

Intercultural Student Programming Board

The Intercultural Student Programming Board (ISPB) aims to cultivate holistic experiences for students, staff, and faculty at UTA through intercultural programs, events, and initiatives.

Crafting with the Community

Crafting with the Community is a biweekly initiative led by students for students, where participants can gather to create artistic items. These events take place on Wednesdays from 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM and are open to all students!

M-Power Residential Learning Community

M-Power is a retention-based program for women from historically underserved communities, but all are welcome to join. M-Power members have amazing opportunities for mentorship, academic support and to develop leadership skills. Members enjoy networking and social activities including faculty/staff mixers, career development and guest speakers.

Mavericks of Distinction Residential Learning Community

The Mavericks of Distinction (MOD) program is a program focused on the retention and graduation rates of men from historically underserved communities on UTA’s campus. The program provides mentorship, leadership development and academic support.

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Intercultural Student Programming Board

The Intercultural Student Programming Board (ISPB) aims to cultivate holistic experiences for students, staff, and faculty at UTA through intercultural programs, events, and initiatives.