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Campus Buzz Brain power surge
Some of the state’s brightest freshmen enrolled
at UTA last fall, including National Merit Scholars Dave Nielsen and
Kacie Landrum. And what was the University’s biggest draw for
both students? Personal attention.
Not the same old song and dance
The Russians are not only coming—thanks to
Ballet Arlington, they’re already here. And they’re dancing
across the stage at UTA’s Texas Hall.
Population explosion
UTA became the fastest-growing four-year university
in the state last fall with a gain of 2,641 students.
The ABCs of success
The importance of an education came early to Diana
Wisell. Growing up in rural West Virginia, she would drop by her grandfather’s
after school and read to him, because he never learned to read.
Not bound by borders
Not long from now, graduate student Kristen Ferguson
will have "Ph.D." after her name. Along with lofty academic
credentials—not one doctorate but two—she'll also possess
an above-average quantity of true street smarts.
At play with Keith McDowell Above 12,000 feet, mountain climbers share a
common experience, says avid climber Keith McDowell, UTA vice president
for research and information technology. They stop talking.
Buzzwords
Buzzcuts
Out with the old, in with the new
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