FIRST YEAR STUDENTS - UTRGV
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Tableof ContentsABOUT UTRGVHEALTH & WELLNESSOffice of the President.4Dean of Students and .6Vaquero Honor Code.7SGA President.8Mascot and Colors.8Mission Statement.8Pride and Traditions.8UREC & Intramural Sports .24Athletic Calendar.30Student Food Pantry.34Health Services.35Women’s Wellness.36Counseling Center.37ACADEMIC SUPPORTAcademic Advising Center.10Career Center.10Learning Center.11The Writing Center.11Study Abroad.12Classification of Students.12Course Numbers.12Grading System.13E.P.I.C. Mentoring.15UTRGV Lingo.16Blackboard.17Quick Vaquero Tips.18First Year Experience.19Do's of Communicating . 19Tips for Meeting with Your Professor.20Template for Emailing Professors.21Engaged Scholarship & Learning.21Tips Before the First Week.22V OneCard .22Leadership and Mentoring.23SERVICESUniversity Police.38Campus Maps.39IT Support & Services.42Residence Life.42Library.43Campus Stores .44Dining Services .45Parking Services.46Transportation.51Financial Aid and Payment Options.52U Central.54Collegiate Recovery Program.55Military and Veterans .56Student Rights andResponsibilities . .56Student Accessibility Services.57Social Media.59University Contacts.603
Office of the PresidentAbout Guy BaileyGuy Bailey, Ph.D., was named Founding President of The University of Texas RioGrande Valley in May 2014.Prior to being named President of UTRGV, he served as President of the University ofAlabama and of Texas Tech University; Chancellor of the University of Missouri-KansasCity; and Provost and Executive Vice President of The University of Texas San Antonio;Dean of Liberal Arts at the University of Nevada Las Vegas; Chair of the EnglishDepartment at Oklahoma State University and the University of Memphis; and as afaculty member at Texas A&M and Emory Universities.During his time at Texas Tech, the university met the criteria established by the TexasState Legislature for participation in the National Research University Fund; enrollmentgrew by 3,905 students (14%); research expenditures grew by 89.9 million (170%);and graduation rates increased by five percentage points.During his tenure at UTSA, the university was named an emerging research universityby the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board; 16 new doctoral programs wereadded; external funding for research more than doubled; enrollment grew by morethan 40%; and graduate enrollment grew by almost 50%.While Bailey was at UMKC, the university completed a 200 million capital campaignand built or gained approval for 175 million in new construction. From 2010 to 2012,Bailey served on the Board of Directors of the NCAA and on the Executive Committeeof the Board of Directors of the Big 12 athletic conference. He has also served on theBoard of Trustees of Midwest Research Institute since 2007.Bailey continues to conduct research on language change and variation. His researchwith his late wife, Jan, has been featured in a front-page article in the New York Times,on National Public Radio, on CNN Headline News, on BBC Radio, in Texas Monthly,and in the San Antonio Express News. Since 1984, Bailey has brought in over 1million in external funding for his research.4 thrive guide
PRESIDENT’S STAFFJanna Arney, Ph.D.Chief of Staff andVice President for Operationsjanna.arney@utrgv.eduMaria CondeAssistant to the Presidentmaria.conde@utrgv.eduSelene CastroSenior Administrativeselene.castro@utrgv.eduVeronica CortezSenior Administrative Associateveronica.cortez@utrgv.eduSilverio NietoAccountant IIsilverio.nieto01@utrgv.eduAngie CoronadoAssistant to the Deputy Presidentangie.coronado@utrgv.eduCONTACT THE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENTBrownsville: (956) 882-8201Harlingen: (956) 296-1415Edinburg: (956) 665-2100president@utrgv.edu5
Message from theDean of Students andAssociate Vice Presidentfor Student LifeWelcome Class of 2023 to UTRGV. As yougrab a shiny coin and join the Toss4Lucktradition, my hope is that your wish for goodfortune in health, wealth, love, success andfriendship finds you. My heart's desire for youis that learning fills you with excitement andcuriosity; you take advantage of opportunitiesto be involved on campus, attend studentevents, cheer on our UTRGV Vaqueros atgames; become actively engaged in ourcommunity; and learn just as much outside theclassroom as you do within. Although we have quality educational programs and a fullrange of opportunities and services to support you along your educational journey;you are the spirit of campus life. You are UTRGV. I want to welcome you today andlook forward to meeting you.Please know that I am here to support you throughout your college career and can’twait to celebrate all your accomplishments.V's Up!Rebecca K. GadsonDean of Students6 thrive guide
Vaquero Honor CodePRESIDENT’S STAFFThe student is responsible for seeking a better understanding of any of the conceptsdiscussed above by consulting with a faculty member, and/or calling the Dean ofStudents office at (956) 665-2260.7
Student GovernmentAssociation PresidentWelcome! It is my greatest pleasure to welcome you toThe University of Texas Rio Grande Valley. My name isIngrid De la Torre and it is a blessing to be serving youas the Student Government Association President for the2019-2020 academic year. As you begin your journey atUTRGV there will be times when you may find yourselfwith questions and may feel that you are not where you thought you would be, butone thing is certain, UTRGV’s embracive community will make you feel at home. Theuniversity will provide you with many opportunities to meet new friends, mentorsand most importantly people who will be your extended family. This journey willopen many doors as you join student organizations, participate in community serviceprojects build your resume and maybe even travel the world. Before you know it, youwill be getting ready to walk the stage at commencement, and you’ll realize that thiswas the place you were meant to be. Remember together We Will Make a Change,We Will Build the Future and We Will Inspire. Class of 2023, make some noise, andlet’s make it a great year. Go Vaqueros!Ingrid De la TorrePresident, Student Government AssociationMascot and ColorsThe Vaquero is the official athletic nickname/mascot for The University of Texas RioGrande. Identifying Colors: Orange and Gray. Accent colors: Kelly green, and Navy blue.Mission StatementTo transform the Rio Grande Valley, the Americas, and the world through aninnovative and accessible educational environment that promotes student success,research, creative works, health and well-being, community engagement, sustainabledevelopment, and commercialization of university discoveries.Pride and TraditionsSince its inception The University of Texas at Rio Grande Valley has adopted traditionsstemming from its legacy institutions and created new events and experiences thathave instilled a sense of pride within the Vaquero nation. The Student Activitiesoffice and various university departments and partners work hand in hand to createtraditions and events to bring new experiences that instill a sense of belonging andbring pride to the Vaquero community. The university will continue to work togetherand inspire and strengthen the values that bring us together as Vaqueros.TRADITIONAL EVENTS Best Week Ever Toss for Luck UTRGV Madness Charreada at UTRGV Picnic with the President Info Depots Week of Welcome The Stomp UTRGV Day HomecomingFor more information please visit our website at UTRGV.edu/studentactivities.8 thrive guide
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Academic Advising CenterA Global Advising Center for the 21st CenturyFrom new student orientation to the day you walk across the stage, your AcademicAdvising Center is here to serve and believe in you. As an admitted undergraduatestudent, you will partner with us to build your overall understanding of UTRGV andlearn how to be successful at the University of the 21st Century. Along the way,you’ll work with us to discover new academic adventures and craft an educationalexperience unique to you!With graduation in your sights, you’ll experience passionate support through holisticservices, energetic advisors and authentic connections to your academic journey!As you consider your pathway, you’ll have a safe, respectful and welcoming learningenvironment to discover your interests, identify your skills and talents and guideyou to make well-informed decisions about your education! You’ll have access toacademic planning tools to better position you to know your educational landmarks,understand your academic pathway and gain the most of your learning experience atUTRGV! Con ganas and with the support of your academic advisor, you’ll be on yourway to graduation!In partnership with your advisor, you're invited to visit us to make use of the followingservices: Academic Recovery Programs and Services Graduation Planning Advising for Admitted Transfer Students Major and Career Exploration Academic Skills Development and Assistance Texas Success Initiative (TSI) Support Referrals to Academic and Campus ResourcesStudents interested in a walk-in session or in scheduling a session with theAcademic Advising Center may contact us in person, by phone, via email, orby using EAB Campus. As we work together, you’ll declare more than a major.You’ll declare your place in the world!REACH OUT TODAY:UTRGV.edu/advising (956) 665-7120 academicadvising@utrgv.eduBrownsville: One West University Blvd. Main #1.400Edinburg: 1201 West University Dr. Southwick Hall, #101ACareer Center utrgv.edu/careercenterThe Career Center provides students and alumni with services to support life-longlearning and the development of skills for career success. In collaboration with localand nationwide employers, the Career Center provides job listings on a 24/7 basis tostudents via the Career Connection, an online career development system. You canobtain access to handshake, an online job and event management system. Studentshave access to Handshake through their MyUTRGV portal. Whether you are trying tofigure out what you can do with your major, struggling with finding a job, or mappingout a career plan, the Career Center is here to help during your time as a student andbeyond. We look forward to supporting your professional success!CONTACT USEdinburg: Student Services Bldg. #2.101 (956) 665-2243Brownsville: Cortez Hall #129 (956) 882-562710 thrive guide
Learning CenterThe Learning Center helps students to become independent learners and achieveacademic success. Tutors and Supplemental Instruction (SI) leaders and Peer LedTeam Learning (PLTL) provide assistance to students.SERVICES One-to-one Small group Study group Workshop OnlineEdinburg Main Office - ELCTR #100 Math Tutoring – ELCTR #114 Science Tutoring – ELCTR #130 Liberal Arts & Business Tutoring – ELCTR #106 Supplemental Instruction (SI) – ELCTR #106 SI-STEM and PLTL – ELCTR #128(956) 665-2585Mon. to Fri. 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.Brownsville Main Office - BMSLC #2.111 Math and Science Tutoring – BMSLC #2.107 Liberal Arts & Business Tutoring – BMSLC #2.123 Supplemental Instruction (SI) – BMSLC #2.123 SI-STEM and PLTL – BMSLC #2.113(956) 882-8208Mon. to Fri. 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.The Writing CenterThe Writing Center offers one-on-one and small group tutoring on writing for alldisciplines and levels, from first-year courses through graduate work. In 30-minutesessions, our tutors will help you understand and address the three critical parts of anywriting project--the purpose, audience, and genre requirements of the assignment-and we will assist you with invention and brainstorming, idea development andorganization, and, most importantly, a plan for how to revise your work.We don't correct or edit your work for you, but we will look for patterns of errors in adraft and help you learn to recognize and improve the effectiveness of your writing.We'll also help you learn how to incorporate sources into your writing and todocument them correctly. Additionally, we have a number of electronic resourcesand hand-outs that will help you improve your writing, including interactive moduleson frequently requested topics such as Paraphrasing, Thesis Development, andDeveloping your Academic Voice.The Writing Center is located in the Library, BLIBR 3.206 in Brownsville; and in ESTAC3.119 in Edinburg. Students may come in for face-to-face sessions, submit theirassignment online, or request a Skype appointment.11
Classification ofStudentsStudents are classified according tothe number of hours of college creditthey have earned. Classifications are asfollows:Freshmen. 0 - 29 earned hrsSophomores. 30 - 59 earned hrsJuniors. 60 - 89 earned hrsSeniors. 90 or more earned hrsUTRGV Study AbroadProgramsOFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS &PARTNERSHIPSStudents interested in adding aninternational experience to theiracademic careers are urged to applyby visiting our office. UTRGV studentsare able to travel the world throughshort-term and long-term study abroadprograms. This allows students to fulfilltheir degree requirements by receivingcredits for courses taught abroad. Weoffer scholarships to students who applyfor our programs as well as externalstudy abroad opportunities. Please visitour office for more information on whereyou can travel to and how you can applyfor study abroad scholarships.CONTACT US/ VISIT USipp@utrgv.eduBrownsville:(956) 882-8955/BMAIN #1.308Edinburg:(956) 665-3572/ESTAC #3.128Deadline to Apply: Spring Semesterfor Summer programs12 thrive guideWL - Cap Waitlist Seat CapacityWL - Act Actual number waitlistedRem - Remaining waitlisted seatsCourse NumbersCourses are numbered to show both thecollegiate level at which they areoffered and the hour value of the course.The first digit shows the level, and thesecond digit shows the credit hours.The last two digits are departmentaldesignations. For example, Spanish 1301shows that the course is taught at thefreshman level and carries three hoursof credit per semester. All lower-divisionundergraduate courses ending in thenumbers 87 and 88 are honors courses.0000 courses. Developmental courses1000 courses. Freshman level2000 courses. Sophomore level3000 courses. Junior level4000 courses. Senior level5000-7000 courses. Masters level courses8000-9000 courses. Doctoral level coursesMWF - Monday, Wednesday, and FridayTR - Tuesday and ThursdayMW - Monday and WednesdayMTWRF - Monday through FridayMTWR - Monday through ThursdayTBA - To be announced
GRADES AND TRANSCRIPTSStudents may obtain their grades using ASSIST. You can login to myUTRGV with yourUTRGV username and password and click on the ASSIST icon under theapplications area. Students requiring a paper copy of their grades maysubmit the Transcript Request Form to U Central.Grading SystemUTRGV uses a 4.0 system. The following grades are used to designate achievementin coursework. Their corresponding grade values and points are indicated.AExcellent4 grade points per hourBGood3 grade points per hourCSatisfactory2 grade points per hourDBelow Average1 grade point per hourmay not be assigned in graduate classesF0 grade points per hourFailurePPassingnot considered in calculating grade points orattempted hours; however, hours are countedin total earned hoursNPNo Passnot considered in calculating grade points orattempted hoursIPIn Progressnot considered in calculating grade points orattempted hours; for remedial courses onlyIIncompletenot considered in calculating grade points orattempted hoursCRCreditnot considered in calculating grade points orattempted hours; however, hours are countedin total earned hoursNCNo Creditnot considered in calculating grade points orattempted hoursDRCourse Droppednot considered in calculating grade points orattempted hoursWWithdrawal from Schoolnot considered in calculating grade points orattempted hours13
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E.P.I.C. MentoringThe Engaging Peers in College Program is the first step to having an EPICcollege experience! E.P.I.C. is a year-round mentoring program that begins inthe Fall and runs through the Spring semester. It is open to all students attending theUniversity of Texas Rio Grande Valley for their first year (including Transfer Students).E.P.I.C. focuses on three core pillars of the college experience: academic success,personal growth, and involvement.Once in the E.P.I.C. program, the student will be assigned a mentor who is a successfulreturning student. Students get to meet with their mentor, or more if needed oncea month. During the meeting, the mentor will go over a curriculum, provide advice,and answer any questions to guide the student to a successful year. There will alsobe exclusive EPIC socials and events for students in the program to enjoy and meetothers in the program.If you are interested in being paired with a mentor be sure to follow thelink provided to access our E.P.I.C. Agreement art/173879 or access the form bysearching "E.P.I.C. Agreement Form '19-'20" under the tab labeled "FORMS" when youlog in to your VLink account.If you having trouble accessing the form please contact the Mentor Officeat (956) 882-5736 for Brownsville or (956) 665-2918 for Edinburg.
UTRGV LingoAcademic Advisor – Advisors helpstudents select the correct courses,review course requirements, and provideguidance for undecided students.Add/Drop Courses – Students aregenerally permitted to drop courses fromtheir class schedule and/or add othercourses. Dropping/adding courses mustbe done in accordance to importantdeadlines and financial/academicrequirements.Assist – Provides a variety of onlineservices to UTRGV students regarding,registration, financial aid, payment, andgrades. For your security, ASSIST requiresthat you enter your username andpassword to access financial aid, paymentrecords, and transcript records.Bachelor’s Degree – Also known as abaccalaureate degree, the bachelor’s is anacademic degree consisting of a minimumof 120 credit hours. The degree includesthe required General Education Core andcourses in the field of study.Census Date – The official census dateis the 12th class day for regular fall andspring semesters or the fourth-class dayfor summer sessions. Dates for traditionalprograms are found in the AcademicCalendar. Census dates for non-traditionalstudents (online-accelerated programs)will be published by the registrar’s office.Entering freshman – A student admittedas an entering freshman has not attendedany accredited college or university.Excess Credit Hours – Should youexceed the designated attempted hourslimit, you will be charged an additional 50 per excess credit hour.Final/Mid-term Exams – These examsare given at the middle and end of asemester. They are used to measurethe academic progress of the student.Final exams are usually given the lastweek of the semester, and there is aspecified schedule for final exams thatcan be accessed on the UTRGV website.Students may also view their coursesyllabus or speak to a professor aboutspecified exam dates.16 thrive guideLetter Grade/GPA – Colleges use bothletter grades and GPA’s to determinestudent grades. GPA’s can be calculatedby multiplying the credit hours a class isworth by the number of points earned forthe letter grade. Add up the totals for eachcourse, then this number is divided by thetotal number of attempted credit hours.The result is your GPA.Major/Minor – A major is a specific field ofstudy that a student chooses and requiresa designated amount of credit hours tofulfill completion. A minor is a secondaryfield of study that requires a smallerdesignated amount of credit hours forcompletion.Prerequisite Courses – Specifiedrequirements that must be met before onecan enroll in the course.Six-Course Drop Limit – All students areallowed a maximum of 6 course dropsafter the census date. If a student transfersto another institution within the state ofTexas, course drops will carry over.Three-Attempt Rule - Undergraduatestudents may retake a course twicewithout paying additional tuition cost. Ifyou are considering retaking a coursea third time, you will be charged anadditional 150 per credit hour for therepeated course.Three-Attempt Rule – Undergraduatestudents may retake a course twicewithout paying additional tuition cost. Ifyou are considering retaking a coursea third time, you will be charged anadditional 150 per credit hour for therepeated course.Transcript – The record of a student’sacademic courses, grades, and drops.Undergraduate Student - Student whohas not yet earned a bachelor’s Degree.UTRGV Catalog – The Course Catalogprovides important information to studentsand parents such as newly implementedpolicies, its accreditation status, coursesof study, degrees offered, and admissions& enrollment procedures. It also includesinformation such as the institution’s historyand philosophy, and student life activities.
Blackboard Learning Management SystemBlackboard Learn is our institution's learning management system that allows faculty to addresources and online learning activities for students to access online.Blackboard courses can range from web augmented, which may only include class notes, tofully online, which incorporates everything from class notes, assignments, assessments, live orrecorded lectures, discussion boards, grades, and more. Students can also take their courseson the go by downloading the Blackboard Mobile app available for free on iOS and Android.NEED HELP? CONTACT THE 24/7 COLTT HELP DESKUTRGV.edu/coltthelp UTRGV.edu/onlineBrownsville: Casa Bella #613 (956) 882-6792Edinburg: Education Complex (EEDUC) #2.202 (956) 665-5327Academic CalendarFALL 2019 TERM (AUGUST 26 – DECEMBER 12)Apr. 1 (Mon.)Aug. 21 (Wed.)Aug. 23 (Fri.)Aug. 26 (Mon.)Aug. 29 (Thurs.)Aug. 30 (Fri.)Sep. 2 (Mon.)Sep. 9 (Mon.)Sep. 11 (Wed.)Sep. 16 (Mon.)Sep. 23 (Mon.)Nov. 13 (Wed.)Nov. 28-29 (Thurs.-Fri.)Dec. 5 (Thurs.)Dec. 6-12 (Fri.-Thurs.)Dec. 12 (Thurs.)Dec. 13-14 (Fri.-Sat.)Dec. 16 (Mon.)Registration BeginsPayment Due. Last day to join a waitlist.Last day to withdraw (drop all classes) and receive a 100% refundFall classes beginLast day to add a class or register for Fall classesLast day to withdraw (drop all classes) and receive an 80% refundLabor Day Holiday. No classes.Last day to withdraw (drop all classes) and receive a 70% refundCensus Day (last day to drop without it appearing on the transcript)Last day to withdraw (drop all classes) and receive a 50% refundLast day to withdraw (drop all classes) and receive a 25% refundLast day to drop a class (grade of DR) or withdraw (grade of W)Thanksgiving Holiday. No classes.Study Day. No classes.Final ExamsFall classes end; Official last day of the termCommencement ExercisesGrades Due at 3 p.m.SPRING 2020 TERM (JANUARY 13 – MAY 7)Oct. 28 (Mon.)Jan. 8 (Wed.)Jan. 10 (Fri.)Jan. 13 (Mon.)Jan. 16 (Thurs.)Jan. 17 (Fri.)Jan. 20 (Mon.)Jan. 27 (Mon.)Jan. 29 (Wed.)Feb. 3 (Mon.)Feb. 10 (Mon.)Mar. 9-14 (Mon.-Sat)Apr. 9 (Thurs.)Apr. 10-11 (Fri.-Sat)Apr. 30 (Thurs.)May 1-7 (Fri.-Thurs.)May 7 (Thurs.)May 8-9 (Fri.-Sat.)May 11 (Mon.)Registration BeginsPayment Due. Last day to join a waitlist.Last day to withdraw (drop all classes) and receive a 100% refundSpring classes beginLast day to add or register for Spring classesLast day to withdraw (drop all classes) and receive an 80% refundMartin Luther King Jr. Holiday. No classes.Last day to withdraw (drop all classes) and receive a 70% refundCensus Day (last day to drop without it appearing on the transcript)Last day to withdraw (drop all classes) and receive a 50% refundLast day to withdraw (drop all Spring classes) and receive a 25% re-fundSpring Break. No classes.Last day to drop a class (grade of DR) or withdraw (grade of W)Easter Holiday. No classes.Study Day. No classes.Final ExamsSpring classes end; Official last day of the termCommencement ExercisesGrades Due at 3 p.m.17
Quick Vaquero Tips Remember to do the FAFSAapplication every October to continuereceiving federal and state financialaid. The library has study rooms that canbe reserved for up to four hours perperson. UTRGV.edu/library/services Remember to regularly check youracademic standing for academicpurposes and financial aid purposes. UTRGV has hundreds of studentorganizations, join a few ofthem. Learn more about studentorganizations on campus by visiting VLink at UTRGV.edu/vlink. The Wi-Fi login is always your UTRGVemail address and the password youcreated. The Career Center can assist you withrésumé reviews, mock interviews,and internships if interested. To request additional aid (loans,workstudy) you can visit ncial-aid/additional-aid-request/index.htm Remember your professor is here tohelp. Make sure to visit their officehours regularly or schedule andappointment. UTRGV caps tuition at 12 hours. Takean extra course at no extra cost. Scholarships are available every yearand open to all students. Rememberto apply.18 thrive guide Always use your UTRGV email whencommunicating with any Staff orFaculty for security purposes. The number to campus police is956-882-4911 (Campus Emergency)or 956-882-7777 (Directory).»» University police can escort you toyour vehicle, unlock your car if yourkeys are inside, and that is wherethe “Lost and Found” is located.Save their number for faster accessin case of emergencies. You can set up your direct depositto have your excess financial aid godirectly to your bank account. UTRGV offers free Microsoft Officeto students. Remember to downloadyour free copy through Vsoftwarewhich you can find once you log intoMyUTRGV. Visiting the University Recreation(UREC) on a regular basis can helpyou stay healthy. Most buildings have tables, cubicles,and/or study rooms for your use. Takeadvantage of it. Almost every college has a computerlab for you to use along with theAcademic Services Building andLibrary. For each of your classes introduceyourself to the person sitting toyour left and your right. You’ll makenew friends quicker and have studypartners for exams and finals.
First Year ear Remember we have a LearningCenter if you are struggling withone of your classes and we havea Writing Center located in ESTAC#3.119 (Edinburg) and BLIBR #3.206(Brownsville). Remember to request student loansonly if you absolutely need them. Loanswill need to be paid back. Students receive free general admissionto all UTRGV NCAA Division I homegames with a valid student ID. VisitGoUTRGV.com for a complete homeschedule. Download the V Fan Rewards mobileapp to view upcoming home gamesat the palm of your hand. You can alsoearn loyalty points through the app toredeem prizes. Whether you’re overwhelmed bycollege or excited about what’s ahead,life is better when your to-do’s areorganized and at your fingertips. That’swhy we’ve brought you Guide! That’swhy we’ve brought you NavigateStudent, a mobile app that gets youfrom orientation to graduation. Todownload Navigate Student on theApp Store or Google Play, search for“Navigate Student” then log in usingyour UTRGV credentials, or visit ourdesktop site at utrgv.guide.eab.com.Your first year at UTRGV is youropportunity to build a foundation forsuccess. The First Year Experienceat UTRGV will help you establish thatfoundation. We are a collaborative andcomprehensive set of academic andsocial experiences all aimed at aidingyou transition into UTRGV. Invest inyour success and take a moment tocheck out our website and see all thatwe have to offer.CONTACT USEdinburg: (956) 665-7919Student Academic Center #2.101Brownsville: (956) 882-7483Interdisciplinary Academic Bldg #1.114Do's of Communicatingwith Faculty and StaffDo: Be prepared, know the purposeof the contact, and have yourUTRGV student identificationnumber ready.Do: Be courteous. Emotions andfrustration will only hindercommunic
UTRGV.edu/advising (956) 665-7120 academicadvising@utrgv.edu Brownsville: One West University Blvd. Main #1.400 Edinburg: 1201 West University Dr. Southwick Hall, #101A Career Center utrgv.edu/careercenter The Career Center provides students and alumni with services to support life-long l
Process requisition via Confirming Order form in iShop UTRGV. Approvals via iShop UTRGV workflow Attach invoice and any supporting documentation. Include detailed justification. Is vendor a restaurant? WIll they accept payment via credit card? Purchasing Dept. will pay vendor with credit card and change vendor listed on requisition to Citibank.
SCHOOL OF MUSIC FACULTY AND STAFF 34 Faculty listing by Area 35 UTRGV SCHOOL OF MUSIC 5. INTRODUCTION The Music Student Handbook is designed to provide information concerning your musical studies at the UTRGV School of Music. It contains information about departmental policies and procedures,
Jul 30, 2020 · The mandatory evaluation criteria that must be used to evaluate bids are specified by the Best Value Statutes. Best Value Statutes: The laws that authorize UTRGV s to use the specified be st value procurement . are usually non-negotiable. Bidder: An individual or entity that su
management practices (ref. Texas Government Code, Chapter 2262 Statewide Contract Management, Subchapter C Contract Advisory Team). Contract Management: The entire contracting process from planning through contract administration, including contract closeout. Contract Manager: A person who is employed by UTRGV and has significant contract .
UTRGV Laboratory Safety Manual 8 Laboratory Safety March 2016 A. INTRODUCTION Note to Users of This Laboratory Safety Manual The Department of Environmental Health, Safety and Risk Management (EHSRM) has prepared this manual to ensure that laboratory activities are conducted in compliance with
reports, and student fee totals. No material exceptions were noted as a result of these procedures. Direct State or Other Governmental Support . 5. Compare direct state or other governmental support recorded by UTRGV during the reporting period with state appropriations, institutional authorizations, and/or other corroborative supporting
Management and Payroll to employees in the assigned department(s). 3. Provide necessary training for new and existing employees. 4. Ensures department complies with Absence & Payroll deadlines. 5. Coordinates security needs with Payroll and Human Resources. 6. Understanding state and federal requirements and UTRGV policies and procedures related to
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