2022 State of the University Address
President Jay Hartzell delivered his vision for the future of the university during his State of the University Address on September 20, 2022.
“Our vision is to capitalize on this historic moment of opportunity and redefine what it means to be a top public research university.”
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Resources and Support for a Strong Fall Finish
It has been incredibly rewarding to see the tremendous engagement from our undergraduate and graduate students this fall term.
New Senior Vice President for Medical Affairs and Dean of the Dell Medical School
After a national search, I am delighted to announce that Dr. Claudia Lucchinetti will serve as the next Dean of the Dell Medical School and the Senior Vice President for Medical Affairs at The University of Texas at Austin, effective December 1, 2022.
Updates on Merit and Strategic Planning for Talent Management
Today, I wanted to update you on how university leadership is working to acknowledge and reward our talented people who enable our university’s success, as well as the university’s work on the broader faculty and staff talent management aspects of our strategic plan.
Change Starts Here
UT’s 10-Year Strategic Plan to Increase Impact
We are at a unique time for the university, for Austin, and for Texas. UT is already the flagship university, the educational and research engine of the most dynamic city in the country’s most thriving state. We have countless strengths that make us special, including the ability to create impact at scale and with a breadth of excellence that few other universities can match. And we are powered by outstanding and diverse faculty, staff, students, and alumni who have incredible talent, passion for impact, and unparalleled potential.
Office of the President Feedback
President Hartzell wants to hear from you! Whether you are a student, faculty or staff member, Texas Ex, or part of the extended Longhorn Family, please send us your thoughts, feedback and questions.