UTA Magazine Online

Economic indicator
Communicating President Bush's economic message is part of alumna's advisory role

Just what the doctor ordered
Ed Morton's devotion to students makes UTA's pre-med program among state's best

Distancing from the competition
Student support services set UTA distance education program apart

Reading the mind reader
Professor's research on empathic accuracy has garnered local and national recognition

Education in a global marketplace
Program designed to meet China's growing demand for the American MBA

The house of the future
It may not rival the Jetson's, but new smart home will pamper its dwellers

People

	Left: Theresa Berend ('01) and Roger Omelas ('01) show their Maverick pride at a Young Alumni Chapter event at The Ballpark in Arlington.

	Above: Lifetime Alumni Association members Bobby Lane ('55) and wife Mary Beth ('54, '68, '77) enjoy an evening in the MBNA Suite at The Ballpark in Arlington.

Alumni Association lifetime members at The Ballpark.

The Alumni Association Board President Alfred Vidaurri ('79, '82), far left, hosts a lifetime members evening at The Ballpark in Arlington.

The Alumni Association honored this group of volunteers at a summer luncheon for providing more than 1,000 hours of service this year. Back row, left to right: Jenny Hudson, Jean Cutaia, Elaine Bahn, Marjorie Mathews, Rosemary Cox, Mary Beth Lane, Wanda Slinkard and Hilde Williams. Middle row, left to right: Mickie Goode, Barbara Towers, Doreen Kissel, Maralee Stapper and Faye Van Dam. Front row, left to right: Mary Fels, Glenda Mastrogiacomo and Ann Walker.

Members of the Young Alumni Chapter participated in Arlington's Fourth of July Parade.