Four faculty members and four students from the University of North Texas’ College of Education were honored at the American Counseling Association’s annual conference in Cincinnati. In addition, the UNT chapter of ...
Faculty Perspectives
News
Kenneth W. Sewell has accepted the position of vice president of research and economic development at the...
In many ways, research is as important to healthcare as treatment is.
While the medical community's ultimate priority is to treat sick people, they also need to learn about how a disease runs its course and...
Dr. Thomas J. McCoy, vice president for research, creativity and technology transfer at Montana State University, has been named vice president for research and economic development at the University of North Texas. He...
Office of Research and Economic Development
UNT strives to promote research, scholarship, and creative activities that engage faculty, research scientists, graduate and undergraduate students, and external collaborative partners to their fullest potential.
ORED plays a key role in this mission by supporting faculty in their research activities. ORED offers a comprehensive package of services to support and advance research projects at every stage of development.
Awards and Achievements
The Portal to Texas History, administered by the University of North Texas Libraries, has received the Wayne Williams Library Project of the Year Award from the Texas Library Association.
The award, the only cash award presented by the association, recognizes a project that exemplifies...
Eric Nishimoto of Prosper, a student at the University of North Texas’ Frank W. Mayborn Graduate Institute of Journalism, was named a National Winner in the Photo Illustration category of the Society of Professional Journalists’ ...
Media
A web-based computer game developed by University of North Texas researchers was among the winners of the 10th annual International Science & Technology Visualization Challenge, sponsored by...
NOISEFIELD is an interactive video installation by...
Events
A variety of faculty and guests artists will perform throughout the summer at UNT in conjunction with workshops presented by the College of Music. Concerts are offered from Saturday, May 18 to Saturday, July 27.
Saturday, May 18: Texas Flute Festival
The summer series of concerts starts with guest artists events during the 36th Texas Flute Festival, at UNT on May 18. College of...
UNT will host a one-day summer law conference July titled "Violence on Campus: Legal Issues, Practical Actions" to explore the laws and intervention, prevention, and response strategies related to campus violence in higher education.
The event, which will take place from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the Gateway Center, was added in response to interest after UNT’s 17th Annual Texas Higher Education Law Conference, considered the premier higher education law conference in Texas, was held in...
Every summer UNT shares the resources of a major university through workshops and camps for kids, parents, teenagers and even grandparents in the North Texas region and around the state.
Grandparents University, which allows grandparents and grandchildren ages 7 to 12 to earn a Grandparents University degree by majoring in two of 10 topics during the two-day program, will be June 20-21. Topics include astronomy, robotics, acting, chemistry and more. Participants also have the opportunity to spend a...
Book Corner
The Social Media Industries, edited by Alan B. Albarran, and published by Routledge, examines how social media is...
The Information Systems (IS) discipline was founded on the intersection of computer science and organizational sciences, and produced a rich body of research on topics ranging from database design...
