UTEP’s Employer-led Professional Development Institute – a paid, 6-week virtual program where students attend one-hour workshops led by regional employers – begins Feb. 10.

UTEP’s School of Pharmacy had the highest level of participation in the 2021 State Employee Charitable Campaign, which supports health and human services agencies around El Paso and beyond.

7:30 p.m. Feb. 8    Recital Hall, Fox Fine Arts Center

Join Bradley Genevro, DMA, and the UTEP Wind Symphony in their first concert of the spring semester.

6 p.m. Feb. 10    Stanlee and Gerald Rubin Center for the Visual Arts

UTEP’s Department of Creative Writing welcomes the Spring 2022 De Wetter Latinx Visiting Fellow, Carribean Fragoza, who will read from her widely praised debut story collection, “Eat the Mouth That Feeds You.”

6 p.m. Feb. 11    Union Cinema, Union Building East

Kick off Black History Month with the first Friday Night Flick of the semester. Free to UTEP students, faculty and staff, and $2 for non-UTEP guests.

UTEP Women’s Rifle vs. Texas Christian University

All Day Feb. 12    UTEP Rifle Range

Men’s Basketball vs. Marshall

1 p.m. Feb. 13    Don Haskins Center

The deadline is Feb. 28 to suggest a UTEP alumnus for these prestigious honors based on their professional success and engagement with their college and/or the University.

The Student Wellbeing Initiative has organized a week’s worth of events that provide a healthy perspective on sex, love and respect at sites around campus.

Recognize UTEP’s reaffirmed R1 research status and hear about recent advances in ecosystem science at the Research Forum Thursday, Feb. 10.