UTA's Transfer Nation is committed to serving transfer students by helping them prepare for rewarding academic experiences, assisting transfer students as they transition to UTA, and promoting their progress toward graduation.
March is recognized as Women's History Month, which commemorates the achievements and influence of women in the United States.
Women's History Month began as a week-long celebration in Santa Rosa, California. The organizers selected the week of March 8 to correspond with International Women’s Day. The movement spread across the country as other communities initiated their own commemorative weeks. After much lobbying and advocating for national recognition, presidents since 1995 have issued a series of annual proclamations designating the month of March as “Women’s History Month.”
Meals for Vets serves as the catalyst in America to honor our nation’s courageous, vulnerable, and struggling young veterans by eliminating their hunger. Our mission is to eliminate hunger in vulnerable military veterans primarily under age 60 who live in Texas. To learn more and apply, email: [email protected]
The Transfer Student Leadership Summit brings together transfer student leaders from four-year colleges and universities to share their transfer experiences, identify common themes, present on transfer support initiatives, and build peer networks. Though students will lead the sessions on-campus support programs, staff and faculty members are invited to co-present and network at the Summit. Register Now!
Join us Wednesdays in March: 10th & 24th, on Teams from 12-1 pm to meet other UTA transfers, ask questions, share concerns, and find out the latest TransferNation News!
Women’s History Month: A Book Every Day In honor of Women’s History Month, each day Social Justice Books is featuring a children’s book we recommend to highlight grassroots women’s history in the United States.
Transfer Nation Student Advisory Board (TNSAB)
CALLING ALL TRANSFER STUDENTS!
The UTA Transfer Student Advisory Board (TSAB) was created to be a voice for UTA transfer students and transfer student needs. The goal of the group is to advocate for UTA transfer students, improve services for future transfer students, and to organize social gatherings for current UTA transfer students.
Join this bi-weekly support group specially created for self-identified Black womxn, inclusive of cis, trans, femme and gender-queer. Explore and talk openly about topics such as identity, empowerment, systemic oppression and personal or academic challenges in a safe and confidential space. Meetings include guest speakers and open dialogue.
