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MINERS ADVOCACY AND PREVENTION SERVICES (MAPS)

This project bridges the gap students may encounter after becoming a victim of crime. This will be accomplished by developing a coordinated response plan; marketing to increase awareness of services; reducing barriers; and increasing the use of support services.

R21: DISCOVERY OF A NOVEL TARGET FOR TREATMENT OF GIARDIASIS

The waterborne pathogen, Giardia lamblia, is a major cause of parasite-induced diarrheal diseases worldwide. This project examines anti-giardial agents and its mechanism of action for developing drugs to treat this disease.

STTR II: MULTI-MATERIAL ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING FOR ADVANCED SPACE SYSTEMS

The purpose of this project is to develop a hybrid additive manufacturing method for fabricating CubeSat devices, a type of miniaturized satellite for space research. The effort will focus on further developing the capabilities of the existing Multi3D manufacturing system at UTEP to enable the fabrication of devices using ULTEM 9085 thermoplastic material.

MSEIP SUPPLEMENTAL FUNDING: RESEARCH CAPACITY

This project supports six faculty members from across the Colleges of Engineering and Science to support their cutting-edge research within their respective domains, contributing to building research capacity at UTEP while contributing to the knowledge base of scientific research.

SILICA HAZARDS PREVENTION TRAINING FOR CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY

Using training material developed by a previously-funded grant, this project provides Targeted Topic Training for Silica Hazards Prevention to non-English speaking and vulnerable construction workers in the greater El Paso area.

UTEP GEAR UP PROJECT

In partnership with the Ysleta Independent School District, this project ensures that all participating students, regardless of the endemic high poverty levels in the El Paso area, will graduate at high academic readiness levels, enroll in college, and successfully complete all required freshman year college-level courses.

REDUCING CHILDREN′S BLOOD LEAD LEVELS BY MITIGATING HOUSING LEAD PAINT IN CENTRAL EL PASO, TX

This project develops a low-cost neighborhood-level lead paint mitigation strategy with proven efficacy in reducing child blood lead; the project includes multi-level community engagement to promote the reduction of child lead exposure.

MSEIP: CYBER ENABLED APPROACH FOR ENHANCING GREEN STEM LEARNING THROUGH ONLINE COMMUNITIES AND INNOVATION AND INCUBATION LABORATORY

In collaboration with Drexel University, this project aims to increase the number of students, in particular minority and females, who enter and complete degrees in green STEM fields through development of new cyber-enabled courses and mentoring among the partnering institutions.

ALFA-IOT - ALLIANCE FOR SMART AGRICULTUTE IN THE INTERNET OF THINGS ERA

A multi-disciplinary alliance comprised of UTEP, New Mexico State University, and The University of Texas at Arlington are establishing a research and educational network focused on educating and empowering a new generation of digital citizens who can enable Smart Agricultural Systems through the understanding of the Internet of Agricultural Things and Data Analytics. The motivation is to address increased storage and computational capacity coupled with rapid developments in the Internet of Things applied to the agriculture sector.

MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS TRAINING FOR HEALTHY US-MX BORDER COMMUNITIES

This project aims to enhance the capacity of high-risk Hispanic communities in the El Paso to respond to individuals with mental disorders, particularly Serious Mental Illness and/or Serious Emotional Disturbance, by providing evidence-based education and training, and establishing/expanding linkages to care through a campus - community coordinated response.

FELLOWSHIP: DEVELOPING A MORE ACCURATE SIZE AND COMPOSITION ESTIMATION OF ORBITAL DEBRIS FROM HYPERSPECTRAL UNMIXING - EVREN ATLI

This NASA fellowship focuses on developing a novel and adaptive model to use existing spectral libraries and mine the temporal, hyperspectral remote sensing data to extract quantitative information about non-imaging space objects, which will significantly improve the detection and estimation of the orbital debris size and composition.

TO 15: ORBITAL DEBRIS INTERN- JOSE TERRAZAS

This internship co-develops analytical computational fluid dynamics models of the transference of cryogenic water, CO2 and other volatiles in non-standard pressure and temperature regimes to support, in part, the design of spacecraft hardware for cryo-volatile collection, handling and storage.

NORTH TEXAS BICYCLE AND PEDESTRIAN CRASH ANALYSIS

To strategically reduce pedestrian and bicycle fatalities and serious injuries in North Texas, this project analyzes the sequence of events that lead to bicycle and pedestrian crashes, in particular the movements and actions of bicyclists, pedestrians, and motorists prior to a crash.

EXPANSION, OPTIMIZATION, AND DISSEMINATION OF STEP-BASED TUTORING SOFTWARE FOR LINEAR CIRCUIT ANALYSIS

UTEP will serve as a test site for the Circuit Tutor Software. The proposed tools will be used in the sections of EE2350 Electric Circuits I and EE2351 Electric Circuits II. The team will conduct a comparative study to assess short-term and long-term retention of content. UTEP investigators will also participate in meetings for project coordination and collaborate in the preparation of interim and annual reports to the sponsor as well as publications to disseminate the results of the effort.

NEW CHEMOTHERAPY REGIMENS AND BIOMARKERS FOR CHAGAS DISEASE

This clinical trial study (1) tests new regimens of approved drugs for treating Chagas disease to improve their safety and efficacy; and (2) develops novel diagnostic tools that will provide a more efficient measure of disease state and treatment outcomes.

IDENTIFYING OPTIMAL STUDENT-TO-SCHOOL-COUNSELOR RATIOS: EVIDENCE FROM TEXAS

The primary research goal of this project is to provide insights into the optimal student-to-school-counselor ratio by exploring the relationship between student-to-school-counselor ratios and important student outcomes (i.e. student retention, graduation rates, standardized test results, and FAFSA).

COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH: USING THE ITEX-AON NETWORK TO DOCUMENT AND UNDERSTAND TERRESTRIAL ECOSYSTEM CHANGE IN THE NEW ARCTIC

The goal of this program is to document and understand arctic terrestrial change by sustaining and enhancing the value of the datasets of the International Tundra Experiment Arctic Observatory Network (ITEX-AON).

BROADENING PARTICIPATION OF UNDERREPRESENTED MINORITY UNDERGRADUATES IN INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH

This grant supports a two-day workshop to build a community of practice among higher education institutions, professional societies, NGOs, and the private sector in order to explore, document, and disseminate effective practices in broadening participation and enabling a more diverse set of undergraduate students to undertake study and research abroad opportunities.

MRI: ACQUISITION OF A MICROFLUIDIC-BASED 3D PRINTER FOR ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING OF BIOMATERIALS FOR FABRICATION OF TISSUE-ON-A-CHIP MODELS

This grant supports the acquisition of an RX1 Bioprinting Platform, Lab-on-a-Printer, which uses microfluidic technology to enable incorporation of novel biomaterials to match heterogeneous tissue complexity.

ELEMENTS: DATA: HDR: SWIM TO A SUSTAINABLE WATER FUTURE

The goal of this project is to advance water sustainability research capabilities by providing the Sustainable Water through Integrated Modeling (SWIM), a framework that automates the ingestion of data into models (i.e., data-to-model integration) and the integration of decoupled models (model-to-model integration).

COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH: NSF INCLUDES ALLIANCE: NATIONAL ALLIANCE FOR INCLUSIVE AND DIVERSE STEM FACULTY

This project aims to prepare future community college faculty through creation of a Regional Collaborative, consisting of 2- and 4-year colleges and universities, that supports STEM undergraduate students to persist to graduate school.

PREM CENTER FOR ENERGY AND BIOMATERIALS

This grant establishes the Partnership for Research and Education for Energy and Biomaterials (PREM) Center in collaboration with the University of California Santa Barbara to advance scientific excellence and promote the participation and advanced degree attainment of Hispanics in these fields.

MIKE LOYA CENTER FOR INNOVATION AND COMMERCE

This project establishes an Innovation Corps (I-Corps) site to bridge the Colleges of Business Administration and Engineering in fostering and accelerating transition of customer-driven research into the commercial world.

PLANNING GRANT: ENGINEERING RESEARCH CENTER FOR ONE WATER

This planning grant for a One Water Engineering Research Center brings together a team of engineers, scientists, and stakeholders with a shared vision and unified understanding of water sectors, problems, and solutions to arid and semi-arid regions of the southwestern U.S. and the world.

LOUIS STOKES STEM PATHWAYS AND RESEARCH ALLIANCE: UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYSTEM LSAMP

The overarching goal is to increase the number of students from historically underrepresented groups who earn STEM associate and baccalaureate degrees from LSAMP Alliance institutions. The grant also promotes pursuit of graduate degrees and student exchanges with other Alliances in Colorado-Wyoming, Northeast, and Kentucky-West Virginia.

GRADUATE RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

The NSF Graduate Research Fellowship is awarded to Marisol Dominguez in recognition for her potential in achieving significant contributions to science research.

NATIONAL GEOPHYSICAL OBERVATORY FOR GEOSCIENCE NGEO

This grant supports the Seismic Source Facility (SSF) as a technical resource for the management of active-source seismic projects, providing end-to-end seismic source capabilities for principal Investigators.

PLANNING GRANT: ENGINEERING RESEARCH CENTER FOR ORGAN BIOFABRICATION

In partnership with Carnegie Mellon University and the University of Pittsburgh, this project supports the creation of a Center for Organ Biofabrication ERC through scientific and engineering investigation of the technologies and methodologies that enable the development of mass-produced, biofabricated organs capable of permanent support.

BUILDING A COLLABORATIVE NETWORK TO SUPPORT WOMEN OF COLOR IN TECHNOLOGY DESIGN

This project develops a sustainable mechanism for intervening in the lack of Women of Color (WOC) representation in user-experience (UX) research by developing a collaborative network and mentoring model for supporting WOC in UX. The goal is to generate a scalable model for a mentoring network that would be expanded through relationships established in this pilot.

MODULAR UAV ENGINE AIR PARTICLE SEPARATOR

This project secures the materials and supplies needed team to complete a faculty/student research project; and travel funds for the faculty/student team to meet with the Air Force Research Laboratory mentor at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.

COMPUTATIONAL MODELING OF BROAD-SPECTRUM NON-TOXIC ANTIVIRAL NANOPARTICLES WITH A VIRUCIDAL INHIBITION MECHANISM

This research investigation designs and computationally studies the properties of nontoxic sulfonic acid coated nanoparticles with a strong local binding to the viruses attachment ligands, which experiments show can lead to local irreversible deformations that permanently inhibit viral infectivity.

THE ROSE NETWORK: CREATING A GRASSROOTS CULTURE OF SCIENTIFIC TEACHING

This project expands the Research on STEM Education (ROSE) network to promote active learning in underrepresented contexts (e.g., community colleges), thereby enhancing opportunities for students to engage in rigorous, authentic, and meaningful scientific endeavors in the biological sciences.

DATA PROVENANCE ASSURANCE IN CLOUD USING BLOCK CHAIN

This research project investigates a cybersecurity framework to counter security violations of cloud technology that is ever increasing.

TU HUELLA ES EL CAMINO (YOUR FOOTPRINT IS THE PATH) AND ICONOGRAFIKA OAXACA AND YANA PAYUSOVA: REVOLUTIONS

This project assists 16 high school exhibition and programming visits from underserved area public schools created as a complement to two exhibitions entitled, Tu Huella es El Camino (Your Footprint is the Path) and Iconografika Oaxaca, which focus on topics of immigration, globalization and contemporary culture.

NONDESTRUCTIVE TESTING OF BRIDGE DECKS WITH SONIC METHODS

This grant evaluates and advances promising non-destructive technologies for detecting concrete bridge delaminations and damage to improve management of transportation assets of the State of New Mexico.

IN SITU ELECTRON SPIN RESONANCE STUDIES OF DEFECTS IN 2-DIMENSIONAL VS2 NANO LAYERS FOR ADVANCED CATALYSIS

This grant seeks to understand the nature and environment of edge-defect sites in hydrothermally-grown nanocrystals of pristine and promoted VS2, layers, and derive the defect-catalytic activity relationship during hydrotreating process-crucial for catalytic turnover.

R13: SOCIETY FOR BASIC UROLOGIC RESEARCH ANNUAL MEETING: PRECISION MEDICINE IN UROLOGY: MOLECULAR MECHANISMS, DIAGNOSTICS AND THERAPEUTIC TARGETS

These funds support the Society for Basic Urologic Research (SBUR) 2018 Annual Meeting entitled, "Precision Medicine in Urology: Molecular Mechanisms, Diagnostics and Therapeutic Targets" to be held November 2018. Specifically, funds support disadvantaged, poorly represented and/or early career investigators to attend the conference.

REAL-TIME MECHANICAL STATE TOOL FOR THE PREDICTIVE MAINTENANCE OF TURBOMACHINERY

The primary objective of this proposal is to develop a real-time "mechanical state" tool for the predictive maintenance of turbomachinery. The tool will predict and track the spatially and temporal evolution of the "Red Zone" (i.e. near-death, the point at which damage-tolerance is exceeded). The project is broken down into two research objectives. The first objective is to generate a high fidelity and statistically significant database of standard and nonstandard test data for both the calibration and post-audit validation of models. The second objective is to develop a tool that incorporates both a physically realistic model and computationally efficient software to enable the real-time prediction of Mechanical State.

DRYING OF DIGESTED SLUDGE SOLIDS FOR WEIGHT REDUCTION PRIOR TO DISPOSAL

This project is directed toward reducing the cost to El Paso Water (EPW) of hauling and disposing of sludge solids. The University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) will conduct the on-site testing, collect & analyze appropriate samples, evaluate the data, and provide the results to EPW in a final report. The project will be carried out at the Roberto R. Bustamante Wastewater Treatment Plant (RRB WWTP) at a pilot-scale level.

PERFORMANCE MODELING OF GPU ARCHITECTURES AND APPLICATIONS

The goal of this project is to improve the state-of-the-art of analytical performance modeling for the Hardware Evaluation (HE) component of the Department of Energy’s Exascale Computing Project (ECP). The ECP is focused on accelerating the delivery of a capable exascale computing ecosystem that delivers 50 times more computational science and data analytic application power than possible with current systems. The researchers will continue to release the ASPEN (Abstract Scalable Performance Engineering Notation) software to collaborators and target an initial public release. Additionally, researchers will investigate using a graphics processing unit in the ECP.

ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING OF MULTIPHASE POLYMERS

This project assesses the feasibility and performance of a component additively manufactured from polymeric materials with a focus on oil and gas applications.

AFRICAN AMERICANS FIGHTING ALZHEIMER'S IN MIDLIFE

In collaboration with the University of Wisconsin-Madison (UW), this research project examines malleable positive psychological factors (e.g., positive emotion, resilience) and modifiable psychological risk factors (e.g., apathy) for the African Americans Fighting Alzheimer's in Midlife (AA- FAiM) project, which is led by UW.

EMOTIONAL DISTRESS AND MATERNAL HEALTH AMONG PREGNANT IMMIGRANT LATINAS AT THE INTERSECTIONS OF IMMIGRATION AND HEALTH POLICY ON THE US-MEXICO BORDER

This project investigates the emotional experiences of pregnancy among pregnant immigrants, which can offer a critique of healthcare and immigration policies, and insights into how existing reproductive health services can better meet the needs of this population of immigrants.

COMPUTATIONAL SIMULATIONS OF NANOCARBON-INFUSED METALS (I.E., COVETICS)

Using computational simulations, this project examines orbital overlaps using density functional theory to accelerate understanding the structures’ overall energy properties using the calculated density of states (DOS).

CONSULTING AGREEMENT UTEP-NATIONAL COLLEGIATE INVENTORS AND INNOVATORS ALLIANCE D/B/A VENTURE WELL

This program prepares scientists and engineers to extend their focus beyond the university laboratory, accelerating the economic and societal benefits of NSF-funded, basic-research projects that are ready to move toward commercialization.

CONTEX COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH: THE SELF-STIGMA OF MENTAL ILLNESS AMONG LATINOS ON THE U.S.-MEXICO BORDER

In collaboration with Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez, this project investigates how culture and acculturation is related to self-stigma, empowerment, and outcomes with practice implications for mental health or healthcare professionals when working with Latino populations with mental health concerns.

EVIDENCE-BASED SCREENING FOR OBESITY, CARDIORESPIRATORY DISEASE AND DIABETES MELLITUS IN LOW-INCOME EL PASO HOUSEHOLDS

This project provides professional research services to the City of El Paso in evidence-based screening in low-income households for obesity, cardiovascular disease and diabetes mellitus.

NETWORK MEASUREMENT AND ANALYTICS FOR FABRIC

This project identifies machine learning techniques best suited to detecting network faults; develops abstraction layers that facilitate the use of network measurement and analytics tools; and reduces the network data plane load created by either measurement data transfer and/or active measurement techniques.

ASSESSMENT OF THE LVWD WATER SYSTEM, GIS INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT

The objective of this project is to have a complete asset management database for the water system in geographic information system with all the required attributes.

LABORATORY EVALUATION OF HIGH-EFFICIENCY DEWATERING OF MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER SLUDGE CAKE

This project designs, fabricates, and tests a high-efficiency compression technology to further remove water from waste-activated sludge to over 90% solids with an aim of significantly decreasing landfill and hauling costs.

COMPREHENSIVE SUBSTANCE-ABUSE PREVENTION, TREATMENT AND SUPPORT SERVICES FOR PREGNANT AND POST-PARTUM WOMEN (LATINA AND NATIVE AMERICAN), CHILDREN AND FAMILIES

This project expands comprehensive treatment, prevention, and recovery support services for women and their children in residential substance use treatment facilities and their non-residential family members in El Paso, including four underserved local U.S.-Mexico border communities in El Paso County.

ADOLESCENT SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT DURING INCARCERATION

This study seeks to test whether incarceration causes social deficits, which in turn are associated with greater externalizing behaviors and hindered parent-child relationships.

JAMP PROGRAM 2019

The submission is a renewal of annual Joint Admissions Medical Program (JAMP) funding to assist in the development and support (financial, mentoring, and lowering of normal medical school admission grades & scores) of eligible UTEP undergraduates who wish to become physicians, through the JAMP. The funding further supports the Medical Professions Institute in their efforts to assist UTEP pre -med students.

DEVELOPING MULTIDISCIPLINARY GLOBAL SKILLS TO PREPARE ENGINEERING STUDENTS FOR LEADING SUSTAINABLE INFRASTRUCTURE SOLUTIONS

In partnership with the Universidad Nacional de Rosario, this intensive exchange program develops engineering students’ multidisciplinary global skills for sustainable infrastructure solutions.

R01: VALES+TÚ: TARGETING PSYCHOSOCIAL STRESSORS TO REDUCE LATINO DAY LABORERS INJURY DISPARITIES

This project investigates whether a safety program for Latino day laborers (LDL) can address psycho social stressors, which LDLs confront when exposed to hazardous conditions.

CULTURALLY COMPETENT MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER (SUD) SERVICE INTEGRATION WITH HIV PRIMARY CARE AND PREVENTION FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH SMI/COD IN HISPANIC US-MX BORDER COMMUNITIES

This project uses a trauma-informed approach to create a sustainable program and process for reducing HIV incidence in minority populations.

CONTINUATION APPLICATION: UTEP COORDINATED COMMUNITY RESPONSE (CCR) INITIATIVE FOR REDUCTION OF SEXUAL ASSAULT, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE DATING VIOLENCE AND STALKING ON CAMPUS

This continuation grant focuses on enhancing the cultural shift that promotes campus safety through a Community Coordinated Response focusing on individual, peer, organizational, and community-level influences that shape risk and protective factors for sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence, and stalking.

FIGHTING OBESITY BY REINVENTING PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION: A NATURAL EXPERIMENT

Working with Texas A&M University, the Institute Team for Healthy Living will recruit research participants and assist in translating, contextualizing, and disseminating the study findings.

SPECIATION STUDY OF THE SOLUTION CHEMISTRY DURING COPPER ELECTROREFINING AND ITS APPLICATION FOR THE OPERATION IMPROVEMENT

This project develops novel self-purification methods for effective control and removal of impurities from copper for the Freeport-McMoRan El Paso Operations.

A STATISTICAL FRAMEWORK FOR THE SPECTRAL ANALYSIS OF ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY

In this collaborative project, Dr. Rosen will develop efficient high-dimensional sampling schemes, work on coding the resulting algorithms and on creating user friendly software, applying the methods to data from recent sleep studies.

MUJERES MIGRANTES EN SITUACIÓN DE CALLE - MIGRANT HOMELESS WOMEN

Led by scholars from the UTEP Department of Social Work, Centro de Investigaciones y Estudios Superiores en Antropología Social, and Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez, the Migrant Homeless Women research project on gender and homelessness is binational and interdisciplinary-based.

THECB REGIONAL DISSEMINATION MINI GRANT

For the TEXAS HIGHER EDUCATION COORDINATING BOARD (THECB), Regional Dissemination Mini Grant, UTEP will engage in activities to support Regional 60x30TX Targets on behalf of the Upper Rio Grande Region, which may include but are not limited to flyers, brochures, regional logo creation, advertisements, building a website, and/or convenings. the grant will be led by Ivette Savina.

DEVELOPMENT OF A RISK REDUCTION STRATEGY FOR HISTORICALLY VALUABLE BRIDGES ON ROUTE 66

Building on the current Phase 1 project, this project identifies the critical subpopulations of historically valuable Route 66 bridges and possible analytical and policy-driven approaches to mitigate risk.

ON THE MARGINS OF MARRIAGE: CONCUBINAGE, INCEST, AND ILLEGITIMACY IN THE LATE MEDIEVAL MEDITERRANEAN

This project investigates concubinage, incest, and illegitimacy in the Mediterranean region of the Pyrenees, Barcelona, and Girona during the late medieval era.

MUREP AEROSPACE ACADEMY FOR THE SOUTHWEST (MAA SOUTHWEST)

The MUREP Aerospace Academy utilizes K-12 educators who administer an out-of-school program aligned with both NASA mission objectives and the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS).

SUPPLEMENT: BPC-A: COMPUTING ALLIANCE OF HISPANIC-SERVING INSTITUTIONS - - BUILDING A RESILIENT, SUSTAINABLE, AND ADAPTABLE CAHSI ECOSYSTEM

This funding supports eight undergraduate researchers at CAHSI institutions, which aligns with CAHSI′s mission of retaining and advancing Hispanic students through undergraduate research experiences.

TOPIC 2: STRUCTURAL BATTERY MODULE AND COMPONENTS

This project evaluates and optimizes the design of a complex battery enclosure that holds a total of 240 AA batteries for an unmanned underwater vehicle application.

NSF INCLUDES ALLIANCE: COMPUTING ALLIANCE OF HISPANIC-SERVING INSTITUTIONS

CAHSI is the lead partner and backbone of an NSF INCLUDES Alliance for broadening participation of Hispanics in computing through a process for change using the conditions of collective impact.

COLLABORATIVE PROPOSAL: ADOLESCENT SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT DURING INCARCERATION

This research project investigates the effects of incarceration on adolescents' social development.

TALES FROM THE CHIHUAHUAN DESERT: BORDERLANDS NARRATIVES ABOUT IDENTITY AND BINATIONALISM

This grant supports the 2019 Summer Institute for School Teachers for 25 secondary school teachers (NEH Summer Scholars) with intense, guided exploration of borderland narratives from the Chihuahuan Desert — a culturally and politically significant region for instructional consideration and critical research.

TRANSLATING CHRIST IN THE LATE MIDDLE AGES: VISIONARY TRANSLATION, DIVINE RHETORIC, AND VERBAL DEVOTION IN ENGLAND, FRANCE, AND LOW COUNTRIES

Translating Christ argues female visionaries developed new forms of authorship, reading, and devotion in the Middle Ages. Six chapters trace visionary translation across hagiography, vernacular theology, and devotional texts in Latin, Dutch, French, and English, showing new connections between divine authority and female agency in medieval literature and culture.

SPACES Session on Building a Culture of Faculty Success

Fri, 11/30/2018 - 10:00, Union East - Acacia 102A

Expertise CoP: Community of Engaged Scholars

Innovations in Water Research: Convergence → One Water

Tue, 01/08/2019 - 10:00, Templeton Suite; UTEP Union

Expertise CoP: Water Research

Sustainable Water Resources Management in the Rio Grande/Rio Bravo Basin

Tue, 01/08/2019 - 13:00, Tomás Rivera Conference Center

Expertise CoP: Water Research

Interprofessional Education Activity

Fri, 02/22/2019 - 12:30

Expertise CoP: Health-Focused Interprofessional Education

Interprofessional Education Event

Fri, 07/05/2019 - 12:45, Tomas Rivera - Union East

Expertise CoP: Health-Focused Interprofessional Education

Interprofessional Education Event

Fri, 10/18/2019 - 12:45, Tomas Rivera - Union East

Expertise CoP: Health-Focused Interprofessional Education