Student Engagement
Get involved with your UTA community!
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.
Community Connection Opportunities
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.Internships and Field Placements
Intercultural Student Engagement Center Field Placement - In the Intercultural Student Engagement Center we serve as a site placement to expand experiential learning for students receiving academic credit for a cumulative experience within their degree program through a variety of experiences.
Internships are available for various majors receiving academic course credit with hands-on health services experience.
Community STI Testing "#Mavsgettested"
In conjunction with UTA Health Services, we partner with AIDS Service Organizations to expand STI testing opportunities on our campus. This gives anyone with a positive test, a direct connection to immediate care, and enhances the conversation with students about "What's Your Status".LAVENDER LEGACIES RESIDENTIAL LEARNING COMMUNITY
The Lavender Legacies RLC creates an environment where students interested in learning about LGBTQ+ history and culture can live, thrive, and feel supported in their first year of studies on campus. Students in the Lavender Legacies RLC have an experience that enhances a student's academic success, creates a sense of belonging, and develops marketable skills to prepare them for their careers.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.
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.