Research Impact Partners

This nationally recognized series allows leading researchers from The University of Texas and other prominent universities to share their passion about science, technology, engineering and math with the general public. Events are held six times a year (on-campus or virtually). Here’s a list of past participants.

Living Learning Community (LLC) in Kinsolving. WiSTEM has a long history and tradition of successfully serving students in their first year of living on campus.

The Longhorn Impact Fellowship at Texas (LIFT) pairs student consultants with sustainable corporations, social enterprises, and non-profits to solve sustainability and impact-focused problems.

The the Office of Institutional Research and Analytics designs and implements assessment tools for STEM education programs.

PIT-UN helps advance the field of public interest technology to bring positive impact to communities around the globe.

The Libraries work with partners across campus to connect researchers with the appropriate tools, resources, and expertise for dealing with data at every stage, from the earliest planning phase, through dissemination and archiving.

Provides national leadership to promote social and economic justice, alleviate critical social problems and enhance human well-being.

Global partnerships support and expand UT Austin’s academic mission by connecting our students, faculty and staff with partners and collaborators around the world, strengthening the impact of our research and integrating new perspectives into our teaching and learning.

A national model for integrating diversity and community engagement into the core mission of a university. The division focuses on four core pillars: campus culture, community engagement, education pipeline, and research.

UTeach Institute is a national network of colleges and universities working together to improve STEM teaching and learning in the U.S.. UTeach employs a comprehensive approach to supporting implementation that is aligned with recommendations from the research literature on fidelity of implementation and program replication and expansion.