Harold says the money is an unnecessary expense and could be used elsewhere, such as fixing the elevators and escalators which are not working. The article focused on Stephanie and her roommate, Kristi Stoppel, who are both ROTC cadets attending the UTA Military Science Program on a national military scholarship. To be eligible for the scholarship, students must have a 3.0 GPA or higher, have a high SAT score, and have been involved in numerous school or community activities. Recipients are required to commit to four years of active duty or eight years of reserve duty after they graduate from the program. Stephanie is from Queen City, Texas, a small town near the Arkansas and Louisiana state lines, where she was class president, student body secretary, and a cheerleader at the local high school.
All phone extensions are the same as before the move.
Jim Quick is now a team member of the UTA Electrical Energy Initiative. Jim Walther has been named Director of Graduate Recruitment and Graduate Support Services in the Office of Research and Graduate Studies. In the recently created position, he will work closely with the faculty and administrators of UTA's academic units to develop and implement a university-wide program of recruitment at the master's and doctoral levels. He will also organize orientation sessions and workshops on graduate education and career placement for on and off-campus. As most of you know, Jim organized and coordinated public relations, recruiting, admissions, and advisement for the College of Business Administration from 1993 through 1998.