UTEP, PNNL Partner to Decarbonize Material Manufacturing

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory and UTEP are leveraging their long-standing partnership and joint appointment program to address the grand challenge of reducing carbon dioxide emissions from materials manufacturing.

Assistant Professor of Nursing Elected to National Board

Cristina Dominguez De Quezada has been elected to the Board of Directors for the National Association of Hispanic Nurses (NAHN). She will serve a two-year term, from 2023-2025.

UTEP Receives NIH Grant to Address Health Equity

UTEP is implementing a new effort to address Hispanic health disparities and create a pipeline of faculty who represent a full range of talent in biomedical research.

Photos by Warhol, Local Artists at New Exhibit

July 11 – Aug. 19 | Rubin Center for the Visual Arts

‘Instant Exposure: A Habit of Documenting’ pairs Polaroids taken by Andy Warhol with those taken by El Paso-based artists Beatrice Macias-Caballero and Julio Barrera. Join the opening reception from 5-7:30 p.m. July 14 and bring your own Polaroids of El Paso.

Catch ‘Super Mario Bros’ at Movies on the Lawn

8-10 p.m. Friday, July 14 | Centennial Plaza

Grab a blanket, round up your family and friends, and close out the week at this yearly campus tradition! Concessions will be sold on site; no alcohol permitted.

Learn about Budgeting at Financial Literacy Program

12-1 p.m. Wednesday, July 12 | Memorial Gym

Professional Public Programs is hosting this free training in partnership with Raiz Federal Credit Union. Learn the essentials of budgeting and receive advice on best practices to avoid overspending.

Save the Date for Benefit Kick-Off, Health Fair

Join the Benefit Kick-Off session to understand your benefit options for the upcoming year from 2-3:30 p.m. Thursday, July 13 in the Union Cinema, and then join the 2023 Health Fair Friday, July 14 at the Tomás Rivera Conference Center in Union Building East to learn more about nutrition, exercise and making healthy choices.

Professor Emeritus Named Social Work Pioneer

Mark Lusk has been selected by the National Association for Social Work Foundation as a Social Work Pioneer. This honor recognizes his decades of work in the field of social work and his pioneering contributions to the progress of the profession.

Not Too Late to Register for Youth Summer Courses

Check out youth camps in a wide range of activities, including STEM Imagineering, geology, photography, robotics, fencing and much more. Classes take place all summer long, and enrollment is available until the week of Aug. 21.

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