Diversify Your Talent Pipeline
Leo recently graduated with his Bachelor degree in Business Management and is partnering with Sewell for 1 year under the Optional Training Program to gain industry experience in his field of study.
How Stackable Certificates Add Value to Your Degree
An examination of how stackable certificates can add value to your degree, with an additional focus on The University of Texas Permian Basin’s certificate programs.
Military Funding Options for Higher Education
We discuss education funding options available to military veterans, with emphasis on the Hazlewood Act’s benefits for Texas vets.
Jack Herndon, Senior Vice President, Relationship Manager at Frost Bank – Midland
Alumni Blog: Carlos and Elaine Cruz Share Memories from time as UTPB Students
Two UT Permian Basin alums who met on campus and eventually got married, share their experiences attending UTPB
Is Electrical Engineering a good major?
Electricity has become a basic need in our world—we’re surrounded by it. There is no technology without it. If you enjoy tinkering with circuits or figuring out how something is powered, you may want to study electrical engineering.
Is Chemical Engineering a good major?
Imagine applying chemistry, biology, physics, and math to solve problems that impact millions of people. Make your you mark with the chemical engineering program at UT Permian Basin.
UT Permian Basin in Your Town
UT Permian Basin Admissions Counselors are coming to a town near you!
UT Permian Basin has a New Welcome Center
The new and improved Welcome Center opened in Fall 2021
Alumni Blog: UTPB’s Graduate History Program Opened Opportunities for Tramaine Anderson
5 Reasons Why Visiting a College Campus is Important
We narrowed down the top 5 reasons why a prospective student should make plans for a campus visit
Alumni Blog: FAN President
Cassandra Wilcox reflects on her time spent at UTPB and why it's important for alumni to give back
Hispanic Heritage Month: My Culture, My Perspective
UTPB Staff member reflects on her culture and looks forward to campus celebrations
7 growing West Texas industries and the degrees you need to land a fulfilling job
You CAN advance your career in the Permian Basin, find out how:
7 growing West Texas industries – and the degrees you need to land a fulfilling job
You CAN advance your career in the Permian Basin: Find out how
New Emergency Grant Program: CARES Act Funding
Award amounts may vary, and the maximum award is $750 per student, pending fund availability
UTPB Provides Housing to Medical Heroes
During this crisis it remains a top priority for UT Permian Basin to help the West Texas community and giveback to those who are serving others.
UTPB College of Nursing Students Step-Up to Fight COVID-19
The College of Nursing has teamed up with Ector County to try to stop the spread of Coronavirus in our community.
UTPB Engineers Design Life-Saving Medical Equipment for COVID-19
UTPB Engineers along with Texas Tech University Health Science Center faculty have designed prototypes for two important medical devices: face shields and splitters used for ventilators.
UT Permian Basin's Response to Coronavirus
There are currently no UTPB faculty, staff, or students who have reported symptoms or a diagnosis of coronavirus disease
3rd Annual Permian Basin Water in Energy Conference
The 2020 Permian Basin Water in Energy Conference will take place February 18- 21 at the Midland County Horseshoe Arena
UT Permian Basin and STEM Academy Extend Weather Closure
The University will be closed on Thursday, February 6
UT Permian Basin and STEM Academy Closed Due to Weather
UT Permian Basin and UTPB STEM Academy will also be closed all day on Wednesday, February 5.
College of Engineering Hosts Robotics Competition
Come experience the 2020 FIRST Tech Challenge Regional Robotics Championship
5th Annual African American Read-In
This year UT Permian Basin will be paying tribute to Frederick Douglass, 19th century slave turned educated abolitionist
West Texas Strong: Moving Forward with Resilience
UT Permian Basin plans to help students, faculty, and staff learn about trauma, its effects on our health, and how to spot the signs of a trauma-response
UT Permian Basin Partners with UTHealth to expand MBA Opportunities
Together, the two UT System Universities will offer students the opportunity to simultaneously earn a Graduate Certificate in Public Health while also earning a Master of Business Administration (MBA)
More than 530 UT Permian Basin students set to Graduate
UT Permian Basin President, Dr. Sandra Woodley said she looks forward to seeing everything these graduates will accomplish in the years to come.
UT Permian Basin Master's in Bilingual Education Nationally Recognized
Recently, UT Permian Basin was ranked in the top 50 Master’s in English Language Learning Degrees by intelligent.com
UT Permian Basin Closing for Thanksgiving Holiday
The University will be closed for Thanksgiving from November 27-29
UT Permian Basin Engineering Building Grand Opening Ceremony
The state-of-the-art UTPB Engineering Building has officially opened
UT Permian Basin Engineering Graduates Achieve 100% Pass Rate on FE Exam
The 100% pass rate is 21% higher than the national average
Number of UT Permian Basin Graduates and First Time College Students Increases
Fall enrollment for 2019 at UT Permian Basin shows more freshman and first time college students enrolled
UT Permian Basin Helps Prepare Students for Kindergarten
UTPB is working to combat the problem with a program called HIPPY
D. Kirk Edwards Human Performance Center Starts to Take Shape
Progress is being made on the D. Kirk Edwards Human Performance Center. Crews have been working to lay the foundation since breaking ground in September and just this week, the first steel beams went up.
3 Alumni Honored for their Leadership
Three University of Texas Permian Basin alum were recently honored for their leadership and contributions to the West Texas community. Sara Kate Billingsly, Kristi Edwards and Lynda James were recognized by the Girl Scouts of the Desert Southwest at their annual Women of Distinction event.
Have You Met: Corey Benson
Benson joined the UT Permian Basin family as the Associate Dean of Students and Deputy Title IX Coordinator. His role on campus is to ensure all students get the most out of their college experience and walk away with great memories.
Wayland Joins UTPB Team to Help Grow Campuses
The University of Texas Permian Basin has appointed David Wayland as its Associate Vice President of Facilities Management. This addition to the UT Permian Basin team comes at a critical time – with several major construction projects underway and big plans for campus growth and development.
More than 50 Companies to Attend Spring Job Fair
UT Permian Basin is helping West Texans land their dream job. More than 50 employers across all industries will be on campus waiting to interview and hire new workers on Thursday, March 28th at the UT Permian Basin Spring Job Fair.
Have you Met: Dr. Sophia Kaane?
Read the following Q&A to get to know Dr. Kaane and learn more about her plans for the library
Dr. Woodley: Innovation and Risk-Taking is Future of Higher Ed
UT Permian Basin President Dr. Sandra Woodley was on a panel with the presidents of both Midland and Odessa Colleges for a discussion on the State of Education last week.
No Classes Week of Spring Break
There are no classes the week of March 11th through March 15th.
Men's Basketball Headed to Lone Star Conference Championship
UTPB takes on the Lions in the first round of the Lone Star Conference Championship Tournament Thursday afternoon at 2:30 p.m. at Comerica Center in Frisco, Texas.
Nearly 200 Student-Athletes Earn 3.0 GPA
In the 2018 Fall semester, 197 student-athletes (52%) earned a 3.0 or higher Grade Point Average (GPA). Of these student-athletes, 35 (9%) had a perfect 4.0 GPA last semester.
Scholars Program Opens New Doors for ECHS Students
Early College High School students are eligible to apply for the Greater Texas Foundation Scholars Program through Friday, February 22nd.
Career Services Helping Students Land their Dream Job
College students commit years of hard work to earn their degree, but what happens after graduation? The Career Services team invites students to a day of learning how to build their resume, nail the interview and land the job.
Dr. Larry Daniel Named College of Education Dean
Dr. Daniel comes to UT Permian Basin after serving as dean and professor in the Zucker Family School of Education at The Citadel in Charleston, South Carolina. He is an educational leader focused on building excellence in faculty and academic programs.
Permian Basin Water in Energy Conference Kicks Off This Week
The success of our region hinges on one vital resource: water. Industry leaders will talk all things H20 at the upcoming Permian Basin Water in Energy Conference.
World Renown Biographer Visits Campus
The John Ben Shepperd Leadership Institute kicked off its 2019 Distinguished Lecture Series by taking a look at the life and leadership of the famed British Prime Minister Winston Churchill.
Partnership with Education Foundation to Grow Teacher Workforce
It’s no secret that there is a shortage of teachers in the Permian Basin. Local school districts report having hundreds of unfilled teacher positions. To help meet that critical need, The University of Texas Permian Basin is partnering with The Education Foundation to award scholarships to College of Education students.
First of Distinguished Lecture Series to Feature Praised Churchill Biographer
The John Ben Shepperd Leadership Institute is kicking off its 2019 Distinguished Lecture Series by taking a look at the life and leadership of the famed British Prime Minister Winston Churchill.
UT Permian Basin Receives Gift from John Jacob Taylor Charitable Trust
UT Permian Basin, along with four other area non-profit organizations were officially announced as beneficiaries of the John Jacob Taylor Charitable Trust at a ceremony Monday morning.
Evan Gattis Event Raises Over $130K for Baseball Program
Nearly a decade after his historic season at UT Permian Basin, Gattis returned to West Texas to help raise money for the program that gave him a second chance at baseball.
Champions Fund Pushes Student Athletes to Success
UT Permian Basin is committed to helping student athletes succeed on and off the field. Reality is, we cannot do it without the support of our community – that’s why Athletic Director Scott Farmer helped create the Champions Fund.
College of Engineering to Host Robotics Competition this Weekend
The College of Engineering is hosting the 2019 FIRST Tech Challenge Regional Robotics Championship on Saturday, January 26th.
Alumnus and Concho Resources CEO: Success Starts with Higher Ed
To “make it” in the Permian Basin, some might argue that it takes grit mixed with vision. If you need an example of what that looks like, get to know Concho Resources CEO and UT Permian Basin alumnus Tim Leach.
New Semester Begins Monday
It is the dawn of a new semester at The University of Texas Permian Basin. Before you head to your first class on Monday, January 14th, we want to make sure you’re ready for a great spring 2019.
Midland College and The University of Texas Permian Basin Engineering Articulation Agreement
First 5 Program Helps Prepare Children for School
The University of Texas Permian Basin is stepping up to answer a critical need in the community – make sure all children are ready for school.