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36fFACILITIES, SERVICES, AND STUDENT LIFE I can r, ns 01 Casas Granoes Cn n,anw m nera an0 roc* spec Tens This section of the catalog is designed to direct students around the lrom reg ona an0 extrareg ona nl nes an0 loca 1 es a.nOsa..r Oones campus fn search of the support they may need. lrom tne Te~as 009 Beno area ano toss e epnant ana 01-er repa ns Many 01 the programs largeled for students in general and for par. from local Ice Age deposits. ricular groups of students are located in The Union. The Union itself Trave ng exn 0;s ano aoa tonil eo-catona programs s-cn as ec- is a service-oriented organization that provides, coordinates and t~fes an0 to,rs are .lc -oeo as >art of tne museurn expcr ences for houses benel~c~al co-curricular activities, student and laculty meet- I v.s tors Tne M,se-m s open to lne p-01 c lrom 10 a m to 4 00 p m ings, seminars and conferences, and through the Student Programs Tdesaa/ tnro-gn Saa..rda, excep on Nat ona ano Ln ,erst, no oays Office promotes recreational, cultural and educat~onal development. station KTEP-FM s o~neo an0 operatea b) tne ~n uers ty LTEP The UT El Paso Union, as both a building and a concept, supports oroaocasts n stcreo N In 100000 nails 01 poAer pro, o ng aa , ser- and augments the educat~onal misslon of the University by project- I b ce to tne E. Paso metropo tan area ano So-tnern New Mer co 0-a inq classroom learning ~nto the sphere of human experience. fied advanced students mav serve operator shifts on KTEP. The physical plant orthe Unhon consistsof the West and East wing; The ed,,canona! r~eeds olrhe comm,n!ry are sened 0, rhe Ins1,- totaling 207,000 sq. ft. I rule lor Proless!ona. De.eopmenr the Drb.sron olAo.1r and Contnu- ~ h e versty ~ n Boonstore s ocated on tne F rst F oor n tne Unqon .nq Ea~carron an0 !he Erlqesn . Lanquaqc - - ~nsr!rure Tnc ed!.carrona. needs 01 tne comm,n~r). are sened 0, rhc Dn,!. son 01 Prolessronal and Conr~nwnq Cd,cat.on The Division of Professional and Continuing Education serves three purposes: 1 To ollcr non-creo t siort co-rscs ano programs to aisner com. m,n ty needs lor ea-cat on or tra n ng 0-rsoe tie leg, ar cnan. ne s 01 nstr,ct on A tno..gn co egc crco I s not gfanleu lor s..cn work, certificates are ~ssued lrom the University upon completlon. Conlinuinq Educat~on Un~ts are awarded for courses meeting specif~c requirements. 2. To coordinate and admin~sler conferences, seminars. symposia, special educat~onal programs, etc., in~tialed by academ~c un~ls, faculty and other organizations pr~marily lor non-university personnel and agencies. Activities may result in the award of academ~c credit or Continuing Education Units lor programs meeting spechfied requirements. 3. To conduct Intensive professtonal continuing education for execulives, professlonals, and the~r staff members through a variety of worksho~s. seminars. conlerences, and shoo courses. These are oesgneo 'o prov (le ,paat ng an0 ncn sk s 0e.e opnenl d~iu may ue u recteu tonaro no v.0-a gro~tn organ zatona erlect veness or cens ng cert f cat on nceds Sessions vary in length and are taught by ~nstructors selected tor their expertise in subject area. related work experlence, and demonstrated ability to have successfully conducted similar sessions. They may be college or unlverslty faculty members, practltloners lrom the community, or nationally and internationally recognized talent Many of tne programs are a\a ao e n Span sn an0 most may oc ~~stom~zeo for a part c J ar group n-no~se prescn:at ons can oe oes grlea to meet spec a neeas or s !-at ons, an0 ma) ue held at the Institute or on-slte. Inc English Language lnstitute s a plogram ol ine 0 v sol 01 Prolessona ano Cont nJ ng Eo-cat on It serves the lo on ng p-rpose To otter ntensve Eng sn co..rses an0 programs oesgnea 10 meet tne noeos 01 non-Erhq:sn speafiers to pass me TOEF- qa n aca. demic experlence in hiahir education and utilize Enolish f6r ~rofessional . and .. personal purposes. Cenlficates are issued $on satisfactory m East W ng At tne Boo*store stments mar p,rcnase textooons c assroom s-pp es, ca c. ators s-nor es, c otn nq tapes, an0 alo-ms I Other services include typewriter rentals, spesal order book servlce, I DhOtO ~rocessina. - VHS movie video taDe and VCR rentals. ' The union Dining Service on the 2nd lo or. East Un~on, offers convenient dln~ng facilities, varied menu selection and an environment conducive lo human interaction. The UDS also operates the Faculty I and Professional Staff dining room and the Sundries Center, as well as catering meetings. receptions and banquets, on and off campus. The East wing also houses The Univers~ty Post Office, The Un~on Theatre, and The Un~on Exhibition Gallery. Localed on the 2nd Floor, I Union East, the Rec Center offers UT El Paso students a chance to relax by playing pool or loosball, spending time on a favorite v~deo game or just enjoying a snack lrom the various vending rnachlnes. tlve Olfrces, The Un~on D~nner Theatre OHice and the student oraanlzations offices Also found on the th~rd floor are a maior~tv of hiieen meet ng rooms. ~ cc alng tne 5000 sq It m, t pdrpoee C'oilerence Center For nlorrna: on on tne Ln.on s aeparlments programs an0 serv ces ca tne Jn on Dfrcctor s Otl ce at 747.5711 I The Offlce of Student Aftairs s -noer tne o recton 01 tne V ce Prcs oent lor St~aent Alta rs, ano s-perv ses many serv ccs ava lao e to st-aents .IS pr~mary p-rposes. nokegcr are to ns~~etnat st-oents I . r gnts are protectea ano to ne p st,nents n in prooems or concerns St~aents are enco,ragco to come to the St~aent Afla rs Once nnen. erer tncv are n neeo 01 ass stance of anb k no Tn s offace s a so resoonsible for disabled sludenl services. cheerleaders, student dis- . Counseling, Testing, and Psychological Services (CTPS) pro. v aes a war el) 01 programs an0 #no v d-a1 ser, ces to meet tne neeos 01 st~oenls stan, ano lac, ty Tne core ol these serk ces s tne nd - vidual career and t~me-limited personal counseling provlded to slu. dents. A second maior service involves small arouos, seminars, and complet~on. classes In areas of concern to students, slaH, aGd faculty ranging from The Oiv~sion is comm~tted to life long learning. It serves to lhnk the career choice to stress management to coping wtlh angry lnd~viduals. community to the educational resources needed to grow or keep cur- CTPS psychologists also consult with faculty and staff regard~ng slu. I rent and updated. dent problems and the needs of tndividual students. Student Life The life of a univers~ty student involves more than attending classes testing center lor almost every placement and credil by examlnaiion and study~ng. It should be a rich blend of new ideas, lriendsh~ps and test (mathematics, Engl~sh, hlstory, business. psychology. etc.). experiences. At UTEP we want students to experience aN we have I 1 to oHec and lherek no better way to do that than through the pro- Career Sewlces: Career Services, also known as The Career Congrams of Student Affairs. The Division of Student Affairs coord~nates nection, provides assistance to students in finding permanent employ- 72 deparrmenls and 8 specral Interest programs wh~ch provide men1 after graduation and part-time employmenl wh~le enrolled. predominantly free serv~ces for sludenls and ensure rhal student Career Serv~ces sponsors CIRCUS (Career Information Resource I needs. concerns, and mterests are addressed. Sludents can promole Center for UTEP Students), a resource lhbrary that houses inlormathe successful completion of their studies and enhance lhelr education on employers, government agencies, school districts, graduate lion, enjoyment, and personal and professional developmenl by uong schools, career choices, internships, and job search preparation in the servjces andparticfpaling fn the programs and acrrvfties available. print and on videotape. Materials of lnterest to women, minoril~es, THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT EL PAS0 I and I I
I disabled students are included. Many publ~cations on current job ing, liberal arts, accounting, business and nursing. Tulorlng by appointtrends and careers are available. ment is available in modern languages The computerized career guidance program DISCOVER is located MICROCOMPUTER LEARNING LAB: Students may sign up lor free in CIRCUS Vhe Un~on 114 West, 747-5640 or 5468). time on IBM PC and Apple IIE microcomputers to type papers or do - Career Serv~ces also orov~dns career counseltnn and advlses sill- ~~~ --- 7 - ...-.---- ~ ~- programming. Free classes in computer literacy and word processz- - - ~ - - -- ~ oenls on resume preparal on lntcrv en ng s< s ano l ~ ~ OD r oppor- e inq . are also available in the lab. I,n t es Tne OH ce arranges nrcrd ens nlln agcnc.es orgal zar ons LEARN hG ASSISTANCE ..A6 inn b u-a asssrance s a ~a aoe Or scnools an0 co-nse s s~~ocnrs on tne oesr approacn lo dently for sl-oy 5% s, ICSI preparalon ano orner eam ng proolems Sruo) I an0 conlact prosoecu~e emp overs Tne of1 cc pfov oes lorms, apv 3% 11s .vornSnopS are a so aba a0.e in rne _earn.ng Ass slance ~ a b catlons and l~terature necessafv lor lntervlews. The Oflice of the Students' Attorney pro.~oes cga represcnra. Job Link, a database listlng of nation-wide posit~ons available in busi- I on an0 coJnse n many areas ano tncse scrv ces are ava. a0 e free ness and industry for all majors is housed in Career Services. of cnarge lo a cLrrenl, reg slcrea allcno ng UT E Paso sr~oenls I The Resume Review Drop-In Cl~nic whereby students can bring Tne once s slafleo ov a censeo Texas anornn, ann s ocaren n Tne resumes in for review and assistance on a drop-~n basis is another Un~on 206 Wesl. servlce offered. International Student Services serves as a source of informa- For permanen! employment companes lrom al over ine Jn leo tion lor international students and scholars and for US. students con- Stares scheo J e nlerv evrs o..rlng me monlns of Octooer hobemoer. siderino work . studv or travel ~ abroad. ~~~ The onice orovides international Decemoer Fear-ar, March ano Apr I Tne ofi ce *or&s nlln i,noreos i~;aenis w in I nanda mm gratlon c.. t-ral ana'persona aov.ce an0 ol applicants and thousands of jobopportunities each year by arrang- ass stance lnrernat ona scno ars on snort-tcrm teacn ng or research Ing for on-campus interviews and referring resumes. This service can programs a so rece ve ass slance n In mm grat on mallcrs For L S save time, minimize effort and in the final analysis, help students plan studenls, the office provides counseling on Sludy Abroad opportunilor the future Alter having attended a Senlor Career Orlentation, ties, d~scount travei. and obtaining visas or woik permission in lorseniors and alumn~ can participate in on-campus interviewing for the eign countries. purpose 01 linding permanent employment In their chosen fleld. The onice is located in 301 Union West, telephone (915) 747-5664. Seniors interested in permanent employment after graduat~on should Disabled Student Services 011 ce anempls to enao e ine o sao eo register at least a lull year prior to receiving their degree. mernoers of lne sluoenl ood, ooln pcrmanenlly and temporar Iy fl s- Part-t me oo opporl~n t es are poslen on tne o- ci n ooaro 0-1 abled. to have an eaual oooortu'n~tv to putsue theireducation I s oe lne offce Afler I ng OLI rnc proper app cal on caro Sl~denl~ Assistance is orovided'bv arianotno for note takers, sion lanauaoe are relerreo lo tne ooaro lo chec* on oos an0 oola n a referra lrom ~nlerpreters and reaoers as ne las ;an ng of auo o recoro ng Zq-lp the secretary. The requirements for consideration lor part-time campus ment ano speca #zed eq- pment Tne ofi ce a so serves as I a son to em loyment are met with an appl~cation along with proof ol enrollment. lac^ ly and arrariges '0 navc c asses movco lrom naccess b e lo The University has a Cooperative Education Program (CO-OP) accessible locations. If hich has been established with industries and government agen- The Women's Resource Center opened on September 1, 1984, cies. Sludents who are in the program will usually attend school a to serve as a one-stop center lor women. The Center is designed to semester and be on a work assignment one semester, alternating the provide resources specifically focused on the changing needs 01 I school and work phase until graduation. Summers are cons~dered women today as they enter or return lo the University. It serves as a semester for CO-OP purposes. A parallel program, school part of a clearinghouse of dorma at ion on servlces, departments. and com- IL a day and work part of the day, is ava~lable. munity agencies. Summer internships, to Include technical posil~ons as well as non- The Center sponsors workshops, films. lectures and other programs echnical. are oHered. related to women. Also available is the use of a book and audio llbrary. Career Serv~ces is located in The Union 103 West. The services are available to all currentlv enrolled students or Studv Skllls and Tutorial Services is designed lo help students individuals contemplating enrolling at lhe ~nicersit~ The Center is curmprovigenera competency ano perlormance7n lnetr acaoern c SJO rently located in Room 412 of the Liberal Arts Build~ng, across the I ecrs and ooes so thro..gn a var ely 01 progranls tnal are lree lo sru. street from the Union. flents .- ~- enro - eo ~ at ~~ :ne Un vers N , The onnce s ocaled - ~ n 105 vVest Ln on The Union is also the hub of student government and of exlracur- STUDY SKILLS I: Eight weeks, non-credit college study skills class, rrcular activities. The Student Association is the onicial voice of the lollowed by six weekly lab sessions in the Learn~ng Assistance Lab, student body through whlch student opinion may be expressed. Stu- I that offers instruction In takino lecture notes. studvino textbooks. dents panicipate in the dec~s~on-mak~ng process ol the University 3rv.'an> otherwise directly lhrough the elected oHicials of the Student Association or through students appointed by the Student Associat~on to serve as members of policy-making Unlvers~ty committees. The Student Association also acts as the representative of lhe students in several local. STLDY S&LS I Egnt hee6s. non-creo.1 class thal olfers nstrJc- slate, and national areas of interest. The range of activities 01 the Stutlon n lne sd s and slrateg es necessary to comp ere co ege reaodent Association. both on and off campus, is continually expanding I - no ass~anmcnls nstr JCI on s qlven n sf~oy reao nq cr I ca reao nq as students take more of an interest in the political process that aHects razid resdino, and vocabularyim~rovemen1. SludKnts may enroll 16r their everyday lives. these free classes during reglsiration. ESL students may enroll in desig. n lne sir nj of eacn year. Ine e ecl on of W~oenl A~MC at on OH cers nated sections with the aooroval 01 their adv~sors. an0 senators s ne:n Oda 1 cal ons arlo 0-1 es lor lnese 011 ces are I -NON-CREDIT CLASSES: on-credit. short-term classes, workshops, steo .n lnc Sl~oent Assoc a1 on Cons'lur on E ecl on reo- rcments subject reviews. and study groups are onered in study skills, math, and regulations are set by an election commission appointed by the science, writing and English, modern languages, business and senate and coples may be obtained in the Student Association OHice accounting, computer literacy and word processing. nursing, and stan- prior to election. Each member of the student body has the privilege I dard~zed test-taking lechniques lor the TASP and for graduate and 01 voting in the elections and should take advantage of the opportuprofessional exams. These non-credit classes are listed each semes- nity to express his or her vlews by vollng. ter in the Schedule 01 Classes. Others can be arranged upon request. Tne oasc framenor6 of lne Sluoenr Assoc:it~on resemo es lrle par. Students may sign up for these in The Union 108 West or at registration. terns esrao sncd oy rne nar onal government Oftca y rnere are 3 I TUTORING PROGRAM: Free tutor~ng is available lor any endled orancnes of go,ernmenI n the SI-oenl Assocar on lne Execdl vc. student. The tutors are students who are successful in the subjects Legislative, and Jud~cial they lutor and who have also received special train~ng in tutoring tech. ine e~ec-I Le brancn conssts 01 lne Presoenl Vce Presoenl 01 nlques. "Walk-in" tutoring (no appointment needed) is available in Inrcrna, Atla rs V ce Presoenl 01 Exlcrna Atia rs ano rne Exec-l.ve mathematics, engineering. chemistry, physics and other sciences. writ- Ass,slant lo lne PreSOenI Tne Prcs oenl 01 the St..oenl Assoc a1 on I STUDENT LIFE137 UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES 1991-1993
Page 2 and 3: \ Statement 01 Equal Educational Op
Page 6 and 7: 4lGENERAL INFORMATION I University
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Page 10: BIGENERAL INFORMATION ANNE AND ROLA
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I Biologicat Sciences or M~crobiolo
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1310 Laboratory for Chemistry 3310
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DANIEL PATTERSON, Associate Profess
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ESPERANZA ACOSTA MORENO. Reference
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174lINDEX INDEX Degree Plans, Colle
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