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The University of Texas at El Paso will develop a Systems Modeling and Simulation Concentration with a $1 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education. The grant will help build a new lab and revamp engineering courses to enhance students’ skills in data analytics, computer simulation and machine learning. Photo: J.R. Hernandez / UTEP Marketing and Communications

UTEP Launches Systems Modeling and Simulation Concentration with $1M Grant from U.S. Dept. of Education

New lab, revamped courses will enhance students’ skills in data analytics, computer simulation and machine learning

In 2021, Thenral Mangadu, center front, secured more than $3 million in federal grants to develop multidisciplinary, community-based public health initiatives under UTEP’s Minority AIDS Research Center. Photo: J.R. Hernandez / UTEP Marketing and Communications

Faculty Member Promotes Public Health Research and Workforce Development in Rural Texas Counties

With only three part-time licensed professional counselors to provide mental health and behavioral health services in Alpine, Marfa and Presidio in West Texas, residents in the state’s Big Bend region have little choice but to wait weeks to receive mental and behavioral health care or go without treatment, according to Adrian Billings, M.D., Ph.D., chief medical officer of Preventative Care Health Services (PCHS) in Presidio.

The University of Texas at El Paso has once again been recognized as one of the nation's top research universities by the Carnegie Classification. UTEP first reached the prestigious research milestone — being elevated to a Carnegie 'R1' or 'Very High Research' classification — in December 2018. Photo: JR Hernandez / UTEP Marketing and Communications

UTEP Reaffirms ‘Very High Research’ Carnegie R1 Status

University is one of 19 Hispanic-Serving Institutions to Receive Top Research Ranking

UTEP's Christine Potter, Ph.D., assistant professor of psychology, will lead an inter-institutional study into the effects on a young child's development when parents spend quality time with them despite life's challenges. Photo: Laura Trejo / UTEP Marketing and Communications

UTEP to Study Effect of Parental Engagement on Child Development

A faculty researcher from The University of Texas at El Paso will lead an inter-institutional study with Princeton University that will focus on families with young children to learn how life circumstances affect how parents interact with their offspring.

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