Office of the Dean
Flawn Academic Center, Room 406
1 University Station G8000
Austin, Texas 78712
Phone: 512-475-7000
Fax: 512-475-7068
On November 23, the School of Undergraduate Studies Council (UGSC) invites all UGS students to attend the school’s first Town Hall Meeting. Dean Paul Woodruff will provide remarks and answer questions. (read more)
Tickets to the Austin Lyric Opera performance of La Bohème will be available to students in the honors community. The University Honors Center provides tickets to local and visiting performances complete with a special academic pre-performance seminar or lecture. (read more)
Families of Undergraduate Studies' first class of students joined Dean Paul Woodruff for breakfast Saturday morning in the UT Tower's historic and beautiful Life Science Library. Assistant Dean for Advising David Spight and advisors from the Center for Strategic Advising also attended. (read more)
65 students from two Signature Course seminars will see and discuss the Actors of the London Stage production. Dr. Stephen Hoelscher's class, "American Spaces and Places," is looking forward to one of the actors joining the class discussion. (read more)
The Bridging Disciplines Programs (BDP) are pleased to announce a new certificate in Human Rights and Social Justice. The nineteen-hour program will introduce students to the interdisciplinary study and practice of human rights at home and around the world. (read more)
The University Lecture Series completed its second and final large lecture with Dean Paul Woodruff's How to Spot a Tyrant When You See One. The series also includes smaller linked events that will continue into the fall. (read more)
Dean of Undergraduate Studies Paul Woodruff will speak tonight on tyranny, freedom, and democracy in theater. Masters students from the Department of Theater and Dance will perform scenes from _Antigone_, _Measure for Measure_, and _A Doll's House_. (read more)
Dean Thomas Gilligan will speak about the factors that contribute to global economic growth, and reveal our role in the miraculous process. Tonight's lecture is the first of two in the third annual University Lecture Series. (read more)
Over half of the Regents' Outstanding Teaching Award recipients who teach at UT Austin are involved with Undergraduate Studies. (read more)
Over 850 students will gather the day before fall classes begin to meet with outstanding UT Austin faculty. Incoming first-year students will discuss their optional summer reading with a small group of peers and the professor who recommended their book as a must-read. (read more)
The School of Undergraduate Studies welcomed its first class of enrolled students with barbeque on Tuesday evening. (read more)
Ashley Lemell, a recent graduate of the Bridging Disciplines Programs (BDP) and a Longhorn Scholar, was selected from a record 35,000 individuals who applied for Teach For America this year. Ashley will be teaching ninth grade biology at Peak Preparatory, a charter school located in East Dallas. (read more)
Brad Popiolek will advise students & manage content for Wayfinder, an online advising tool. (read more)
Over 500 rising high school seniors from across Texas participated in the three-day Honors Colloquium. Now in its 28th year, the Colloquium allows academically outstanding students to experience the best that UT has to offer. (read more)
Over 500 rising high school seniors from across Texas arrive at UT today for the three-day Honors Colloquium. Now in its 28th year, the Colloquium allows academically outstanding students to experience the best that UT has to offer. (read more)
Starting this fall, small groups of first-year students will take interrelated courses from top-notch professors while receiving academic support from peer mentors. (read more)
Students in the Digital Arts & Media concentration of the Bridging Disciplines Programs earned industry experience in a spring 2009 game-development interdisciplinary course. Bruce Pennycook, who led the pilot class, collaborated with industry professionals and UT faculty. (read more)
Dean of Undergraduate Studies Paul Woodruff has appointed three students to serve on the first UGS Student Council. (read more)
Register for an orientation session or attend a Longhorn Saturday to meet with an Undergraduate Studies representative to find out more about our programs and applying to our School. (read more)
The School of Undergraduate Studies has announced plans to create a new annual award to be called the Cale McDowell Award for Innovation in Undergraduate Studies. (read more)
Longhorn Scholar Crystal Hall, an intern with the Austin Fox News affiliate, reports in a three-minute feature on early class registration and interviews Program Coordinator John Paul Regalado and students about the Longhorn Scholars Program. (read more)
The Bridging Disciplines Programs (BDP) has been selected as a 2009 NACADA Outstanding Institutional Advising Program Award Winner. (read more)
Oscar De Los Santos, a Bridging Disciplines Programs (BDP) student, recently won best paper in the social sciences track at the recent multidisciplinary conference of the International Journal of Arts and Sciences in Las Vegas, NV. (read more)
Jacob Bintliff, an Environment BDP student, received the Texas Exes President’s Leadership Award, Senate of College Councils Undergraduate Research Award, Global Leadership Grant from the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies (LLILAS), and the LLILAS Davidson Family Scholarship. (read more)
On April 22, Distinguished Alumna Dr. Teresa Long will speak to Senior Leaders Program graduates about leadership & its role in her success. (read more)
30 students from the University of Texas at Austin have been selected to live, work and study for a semester in Washington, D.C. (read more)
UT president shares undergraduate improvements, details UGS initiatives in campus-wide message. Click to read the full message. (read more)
Delve into the exciting research being done by UT undergraduates during Research Week. The campus-wide celebration of research and creative activity takes place from April 13-17. (read more)
A number of honors societies sponsored by the University Honors Center inducted new members this week as part of Honors Day 2009. (read more)
Dr. Lawrence D. Abraham, a professor in the Department of Kinesiology and Health Education, has been appointed Associate Dean of the School of Undergraduate Studies at the University of Texas at Austin. (read more)
Last year's Reading Round-Up professors will meet with undergraduates in UT library event. (read more)
All five winners of the 2009 James W. Vick Awards for Academic Advising also serve as First-year Interest Group (FIG) facilitators. (read more)
Amir Boroujerdi teaches secondary-level Spanish in Dallas. (read more)
Astronomy graduate student won for her outstanding essay. (read more)
The Mike Wacker Award, given by Texas Parents, recognizes students who are successful in the face of extreme adversity. (read more)
Adam Rabinowitz, a UT assistant classics professor, said he decided to teach an Undergraduate Signature Course because he believes that education should be more than taking tests and making grades. (read more)
When University of Texas at Austin students begin the spring semester on Tuesday, January 20, the School of Undergraduate Studies will have more and better-organized information available on its web site, thanks to a recent overhaul and redesign. (read more)
The Goldman Sachs Global Leaders Program identifies exceptional, second-year college students and provides them with training that will enhance their leadership abilities. (read more)