Faculty & Staff
Democrat presidential nominee Hillary Clinton and Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump will debate for a final time Wednesday (Oct. 19) at the University of Nevada at Las Vegas. The topics are expected to include debt and entitlements, immigration, the economy, the Supreme Court, foreign hot spots and fitness to be president.
University of North Texas psychology professor Yolanda Flores Niemann has been invited to join a White House panel dedicated to helping Latinas succeed in education. Niemann will participate in the panel Latinas in Education: Reaching Our Full Potential on Oct. 21.
Kent Chapman, Regents Professor of biological sciences at the University of North Texas, has been awarded a $650,000 grant by the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Science to study the cellular storage of lipids in plants.
Leveraging data to ensure the goods you want are available when you need them, and making the most of big data analytics and other growing technologies is the focus of the University of North Texas Annual Logistics Scholarship Breakfast, hosted by Southwest Airlines.
New research from a University of North Texas learning technologies professor found social media may be the way for struggling teachers to get the help they need.
UNT on the Square and the University of North Texas College of Music will offer music Tuesdays and Thursdays in October in response to the great number of musicians requesting performance times at the venue located on Denton’s historic courthouse square. UNT students, faculty and alumni will perform a range of styles from jazz to classical music.
A $1.5 million commitment from a University of North Texas alumnus has established an endowed chair in Accounting at the UNT College of Business.
University of North Texas professor Ram Dantu has received a D Magazine CIO/CTO Chief Information Officer/Chief Technology Officer award. Dantu was named the 2016 “Outstanding Technology Advocate” by the magazine. He was the only person in academia who was even nominated.
The University of North Texas College of Music's UNT Opera will pay tribute to former Opera Director Paula Homer with the presentation of In Honor of Paula Homer, a night of music from the longtime director's past productions and favorite operas on Sept. 25.
A team of researchers working in two countries and several universities, including the University of North Texas, has made a major discovery that could help fight some deadly forms of cancer.
