On Wednesdays, organizers choose one neurotype and discuss myths, stigma, and stereotypes attached to it. Speakers look at facts, statistics, and research, as well as the lived experiences of actual people with that neurotype. Join us if you want to be a part of the conversation. All are welcome! ]

Join a fun service learning social and networking event! This is an opportunity to reunite or build relationships with service learning faculty and community agencies, share ideas, learn about new programs and initiatives, ask questions, or just catch up. Curious minds are welcome; you don't need to be teaching with (or collaborating on) a service learning project in order to attend.RSVP HEREThis event is open to UTA Faculty/Staff and Community Nonprofit Agencies4:00-4:30pm - Sign-in, Network, & Appetizers 4:30pm - Program 5:30-6:30pm - Come and Go Happy Hour - Networking, Beverages, Heavy Appetizers

Mentors play a vital role in graduate students’ success. This live online workshop will offer strategies for identifying mentors, as well as tips for establishing mentoring relationships that will help you achieve your goals in graduate school.

Come out and meet the chapters that are apart of UTA's Multicultural Greek Council.

This is an opportunity to learn the basics about service learning and our university's community engagement initiative. We will discuss examples of service learning courses, learn how to connect with community agencies, learn effective methods of conducting student reflection, share ideas, and learn about new programs and initiatives. Curious minds are welcome; you don't need to be teaching with (or collaborating on) a service learning project in order to attend.Sponsored by the Center for Service Learning, this event is open to UTA faculty and staff. Light snacks and lunch will be provided.Workshop one offers a low-intensive service learning overview. Workshop two on February 21st will offer faculty who have attended Part 1 to put their service learning ideas into action by incorporating them into one of their classes, with guidance from service learning faculty.The CSL is in the Center for Research on Teaching and Learning Excellence,RSVP HERE

The University of Texas at Arlington Counseling and Psychological Services will be hosting the Texas University & College Counseling Center Conference (TUCCCC) in collaboration with the UTA School of Social Work. The conference will take place in the Bluebonnet Ballroom within the UTA University Center Thursday, January 30 and Friday, January 31. Breakfast, lunch, and parking are all included in registration fees.The 2025 TUCCCC theme is “Voices of Change,” and organizers are accepting proposals until Monday, December 2 . TUCCCC is excited to have Steffanie Grossman as this year’s keynote speaker. TUCCCC will have other college counseling professionals providing continuing education tailored for college populations. Come network with college counselors, and other college professionals from all over the state of Texas. If you would like to submit a propsal for TUCCCC 2025, follow this link: https://tucccc.squarespace.com/call-for-proposals2025TUCCCC strives to be an avenue to share information, improve college counseling services, promote clinician self-care and understanding trends in the field through its yearly conference. There will be an optional mindfulness activity at the UTA planetarium, and a tour of UTA's counseling facilities, at the conclusion of the conference presentations.Email joseph.allberg@uta.edu or chelisa.yee@uta.edu, if you have any questions about TUCCCC 2025.