Undergraduate course assistants (UGCA’s) give undergraduates an opportunity to provide instructional support for undergraduate courses. UGCA’s are a valuable part of many CNS course teaching teams, as they can provide supportive, relatable academic assistance for students. Serving as a UGCA can be a great way to build your resume and gain valuable leadership experience, all while helping other students succeed and thrive in their CNS coursework.
TXA often looks for UGCAs who have taken multiple courses in the discipline and received high grades. In addition, we look for students who are passionate about helping othHereers learn and who demonstrate great communication skills. In addition to applying via the process above, you can let faculty who teach courses with UGCAs know that you are interested in the position. You should be polite and professional with such contacts and provide details about why you would be a standout Undergraduate Course Assistant. If you did particularly well in a course with UGCAs, it can be very effective to reach out to that faculty member and let them know your interest in serving as a UGCA.
If you decide that you are ready to take the next steps to becoming a UGCA please fill out the qualtrics form here.
This course will emerge students with experiences that allow them to gain an understanding of sustainability from a Scandinavian perspective by living and experiencing the local lifestyle and researching the circular economy from a fashion industry perspective. Students will engage with industry leaders in the local fashion industry who draw in experts from all over the world for the Global Fashion Agenda, Copenhagen Fashion Week and The Sustainable Fashion Summit. This course is open to all students across campus to create an interdisciplinary and collaborative environment inclusive of all backgrounds and degrees of study.
Students will enroll in a 3-credit hour course, TXA 365, where they will learn about sustainable fashion in Denmark and beyond with hands-on, experiential learning opportunities.
Jessica Ciarla is an Associate Professor in the Division of Textiles and Apparel and a fashion designer and entrepreneur who has worked in the private sector. She enjoys mentoring students from diverse disciplines and continues to develop partnerships for collaborative learning experiences.
English
Housing TBD, but would be either shared apartments or double rooms in a dormitory with other UT Austin students.
Students from all colleges and schools
Program costs to be determined for 2023. Program budget is currently based on a similar program length, in a similar location.
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Alex Schnurpel
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1) View mandatory advising videos: Explore: Education Abroad 101. Attend a live EA Q&A to ask questions. 2) View the Ready to Apply video. 3) Self-authorize your application via the Get Started link below and apply! PC: Alex Schnurpel. Find advising videos, Q&A events at https://global.utexas.edu/abroad/apply/advising
The School of Human Ecology is a proud partner of UT in New York (UTNY), a program that allows students to live, work and study in New York City for a summer.
Starting in the summer of 2023, the UT in NYC conference will merge into UTNY's long-semester work-study program. UTNY provides students with immersive experiences, internship credit, and course work framing New York City as the classroom.
Professor Apfel has long been a guiding force in connecting UT Austin Textile and Apparel students to the New York fashion industry. UTNY builds on Professor Apfel's legacy for all UT Austin majors interested in a career in the fashion and retail sectors.
UTNY is an internship-first experiential learning program that provides registered UT Austin students the opportunity to Live, work and learn in one of the most dynamic cities in the world.
Students intern in a field related to their interests and study with UTNY faculty in courses tailored to the New York urban environment. In addition, students are also provided opportunities to network with New York tri-state alumni and industry leaders, as well as take part in numerous self-led activities that will enrich their understanding of New York City throughout the term.
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Dates: June 1, 2023 to July 6, 2023
TXA PARIS: FRENCH FASHION HISTORY & TECHNIQUES
Led by Gail Chovan, TXA Assistant Professor of Instruction
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Program not confirmed yet for 2022. Stay tuned!
Led by Jeanne Freeland-Graves, NTR Professor & RD
View Summer in Sicily 2019 Video
Summer 2016 - Nutrition in South Africa led by Dr. Jeanne Freeland-Graves
Summer 2015 - Nutrition in Sicily led by Dr. Jeanne Freeland-Graves
Summer 2014 – Nutrition in South Africa led by Dr. Jeanne Freeland-Graves
Summer 2013 – Nutrition in Italy, photo led by Dr. Jeanne Freeland-Graves
Summer 2012 – Nutrition in South Africa, photo led by Dr. Jeanne Freeland-Graves
Summer 2011 – Nutrition in Italy led by Dr. Jeanne Freeland-Graves
Summer 2010 – Nutrition in Singapore & Vietnam led by Dr. Jeanne Freeland-Graves
Nutrition in Sicily Photos
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Nutrition in South Africa Photos
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Additional Study Abroad Opportunities Offered by
TEXAS Global Education Abroad Office
Explore your Options! Check out "Getting Started"
The Study Abroad Program Database can help narrow down options by highlighting specific programs within your area of study, country, semester, and language of instruction.
You can also search My Credit Abroad see where you can find equivalent classes from your degree plan.
Be sure to check in with your assigned Academic Advisor to find out how classes can count for your degree. Early planning can help you travel abroad and still graduate on time!
The Education Abroad Office is located at 2400 Nueces.
The entrance is at the northwest corner of Nueces & 24th (about two blocks west of campus).
educationabroad@austin.utexas.edu
Phone: (512) 471-6490
Fax: (512) 232-4363
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