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ELI is a 3-year pilot program to support and develop experiential learning opportunities for undergraduates at UT Austin. Applications from faculty in select colleges and schools for a $10,000 two-year grant to develop experiential learning opportunities in your undergraduate course(s) are due on February 20.

Eight UT Austin faculty members are being highlighted for their work and have been named recipients of the annual President’s Associates Teaching Excellence Award. The award recognizes the university’s educational innovators who demonstrate exceptional undergraduate teaching in the core curriculum, including signature courses, and engage with curriculum reform and educational innovation.

Dean-designate Stevens comes to UT from the University of California, Davis. Her appointment begins July 15, 2019.

This group of faculty members and graduate students will explore and recommend strategic solutions for enhancing graduate education at UT Austin.

Through this program, faculty members engaged in the development and publication of scholarly books will have financial and programmatic support to focus on their work, regardless of their field of study or academic discipline.

UT Austin has made significant progress to strengthen interdisciplinary research and scholarship efforts. To supplement this work, the provost's office is launching the Cluster and Interdisciplinary Hiring Initiative designed to extend collaborative research and scholarship by authorizing up to 40 new faculty hires whose interdisciplinary areas of knowledge cross the boundaries of existing academic departments.