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Students
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University Community
President's Report 2007 now available
The report showcases UNT's success as a vibrant, student-centered public research university.
UNT is dedicated to improving society and providing opportunities to some of the best and brightest students.
The report includes information on:
- Student opportunities to discover
- Faculty innovations
- Student support programs such as Emerald Eagle Scholars
- Global partnerships like those in Thailand and Turkey
- Mean Green athletics
- Finances
- UNT's Legacy
Research
Latest UNT Research issue published this spring
The 2008 issue of UNT Research - the publication dedicated to the research conducted by UNT's faculty and students - includes feature articles about the latest findings and discoveries made by the institution's researchers, briefs and updates about ongoing projects and accomplishments, information about new faculty joining the university, and faculty members' most recent book titles.
News and Events
Bataille talks about transfer students in Chronicle of Higher Ed podcast
UNT has more transfer students than any other college in Texas and is ranked ninth in the U.S., according to the U.S. News and World Report. In an interview with the Chronicle of Higher Education, President Gretchen M. Bataille talks about how the institution manages its flow of transfer students.
UNT Pride
Faculty Focus: Richard Rogers and Paul Leung
Richard Rogers
Two of our faculty members have been honored by the American Psychological Association for their significant contributions to the field. Richard Rogers, professor of psychology, was honored with the association's 2008 Award for Distinguished Professional Contributions to Applied Research.
Paul Leung
Paul Leung, professor of rehabilitation, social work and addictions, received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the association's Division 22.