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December 8, 2008 |
TAMS student captures national Siemens title, $100,000 scholarship
Wen Chyan won the national Siemens Competition in Math, Science and Technology for his work engineering a polymer coating that could help prevent common -- and sometimes deadly -- bacterial infections resulting during hospital stays.
Former Togolese television producer to graduate from UNT after seeking political asylum in U.S.
Almost 6 years after Komlan "Richard" Lakpassa fled his native country of Togo in Western Africa he will receive a Master of Fine Arts degree in documentary film from the UNT Department of Radio, Television and Film Dec. 12.
UNT President Bataille elected regional representative of the Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities
Gretchen M. Bataille was elected as an Associate Member Regional Representative and will actively participate and vote during the Annual Business Meetings of HACU's voting members.
New Graduate Certificate in Narrative Journalism at UNT will prepare professionals for changing media industry
The Mayborn Graduate School of Journalism has developed a program designed to give journalists a competitive edge in narrative journalism, a style of nonfiction writing that focuses on storytelling.
TAMS students to investigate ways to commercialize invention
UNT's Texas Academy of Mathematics and Science students received $7,860 to commercialize an invention that allows employees of a Fort Worth company who use wheelchairs to conduct work they previously could not do.
UNT branding earns five awards from international creative competition
The Division of University Relations, Communications and Marketing earned two platinum awards, two gold awards and one honorable mention from an international creative competition that recognizes outstanding achievement by marketing and communication professionals.
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