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Thousands of Roadrunners will return to campus soon to witness a fresh look in the new year. Over winter break, crews were busy installing new signage across the UTSA Main and Downtown Campuses to signify the start of UTSA’s 50th anniversary celebration. Read
more HERE. (Courtney Clevenger, University Communications)
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Seeking
Qualitative Research Assistant |
The Urban Education Institute is seeking a qualitative research assistant to participate in mixed-methods research projects.
Preferred candidates will have qualitative research experience and quality writing skills.
The research assistant will work with the director on all stages of research from research design to publication of findings.
Eligible applicants include undergraduate, graduate, or doctoral students at UTSA.
As applicable, independent study credit may be created from this work experience.
Preference will be given to students of the College of Education and Human Development assuming all other qualifications are equal.
Work schedule: up to 19 hours per week.
Wage: $15 to $25 per hour.
Interested candidates should send their resume or CV to <michael.villarreal2@utsa.edu>
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Seeking
Research Assistant with Quantitative Research Experience |
The Urban Education Institute is seeking a quantitative research assistant to participate in mixed-methods research projects.
Preferred candidates will have quantitative research experience and statistical software coding skills. The research assistant will work with the director of on all stages of research from research design to publication of findings.
Primary duties include writing code in STATA (or a similar statistical software program language) to prepare data for analysis, creating tables and figures to describe data, and performing statistical analyses at the direction of a senior researcher.
Eligible applicants include undergraduate, graduate, or doctoral students at UTSA.
Independent study credit may be created from this work experience.
Applicants must have experience using STATA or a similar statistical software program language.
Preference will be given to students of the College of Education and Human Development assuming all other qualifications are equal.
Work schedule: up to 19 hours per week.
Wage: $15 to $25 per hour.
Interested candidates should send their resume or CV to <michael.villarreal2@utsa.edu>
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External News
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Roadrunners
take new route during social justice journey |
by VINCENT
PEREZ - UTSA Today | Pub: 01/03
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UTSA student leaders will start the new year embarking on a unique journey through our nation’s history. For
the eighth straight year, the UTSA Student Leadership Center is hosting dozens of Roadrunners on a Civil Rights and Social Justice Experience, a bus trip across five cities in five states that will immerse the students in the history of the civil rights movement
and current social justice issues.
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UTSA’s
Eighmy has big plans for university, San Antonio’s downtown |
by KRISTA
TORRALVA - San Antonio Express-News | Pub: 01/02
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Taylor Eighmy, the president of the University of Texas at San Antonio, had been in office almost exactly a
year when he cemented the support of city and county leaders and University of Texas System regents and secured millions of dollars for major campus expansions designed to reshape and revitalize significant chunks of downtown.
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Missing Data Techniques and the Statistical Conclusion Validity of Survey-Based Alcohol and Drug… |
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TIMOTHY
GRIGSBY - Kinesiology, Health and Nutrition | Journal of Drug Issues: 12/10 |
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Grigsby, T. J., & McLawhorn, J. (2019). Missing Data Techniques and the Statistical Conclusion Validity of Survey-Based Alcohol and Drug Use Research Studies: A Review and Comment on Reproducibility. Journal of Drug Issues, 49(1),
44–56. https://doi.org/10.1177/0022042618795878
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Nine
UTSA degree programs are recognized in the newly released 2019 Times Higher Education World University Rankings by subject. 
Pesha
Mabrie and Alyse Gray Parker, doctoral students in the Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies, were selected as 2019 National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) Data Institute Fellows. 