Report Shows UT System Gains in Diversity, Research, Graduation Rates
The UT System Accountability Report is regarded as one of the top models for higher education accountability in the nation.
TYLER – Over the last five years, institutions within The University of Texas System have become more diverse in their student bodies, increased their research capacity by more than one-third and raised graduation rates at most academic institutions, according to an annual UT System report that gauges quality, impact, productivity and student outcomes.
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‘Supply Chain’ Initiative Projected to Save Millions
An initiative aimed at cutting costs through bulk purchases across The University of Texas System health institutions will net $2.5 million in its first year and is projected to save campuses more than $30 million when fully implemented.
More about the Supply Chain Initiative
Efforts to Improve Grad Rates Showing Progress
UT Tyler helped Porshe Chiles secure several work-study opportunities, provided her with continuous guidance on financial aid matters and helped her master mathematics through a series of tutorial sessions.
And she wasn’t the only one benefiting from such university programs.
More about grad rates showing progress
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Podolsky Named President of UT Southwestern Medical Center
Regents Approve Funding for Biodefense Postdoctoral Fellowship Program in Partnership with Sandia National Laboratories
Kaiser Named President of UT Health Science Center at Houston
Executive Search Firm Selected by UT System Regents for Chancellor Search
Enhanced UT System Web site Features Tuition and Fee Proposals, Access and Affordability Information
UT System Responds to Senate Finance Committee
Shine Named Interim Chancellor of The University of Texas System
Tuition and Fee Rates for 2008-2010 Approved by UT System Board of Regents
UT System Regents Announce Master Planner for Brackenridge Tract
