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Over an interview of five good questions, Dr. Arturo Chávez, associate vice president for Mission & Ministry and Diversity, Equity & Inclusion, spoke about his journey, a life-long commitment to protecting, DEI and his goals moving forward.
When it comes to UIW students' potential and the global university system that supports them, Dr. Adesegun Oyedele sees a world of possibilities.
We have asked some members of UIW faculty to share their experiences from the past year. In this installment, we hear from Dr. Veronica Martinez Acosta, professor of Biology.
We have asked some members of UIW faculty to share their experiences from the past year. In this installment, we hear from Dr. Tanja Stampfl, professor of English.
We have asked some members of UIW faculty to share their experiences from the past year. In this installment, we hear from Dr. Chris Edelman, associate professor of Philosophy.
We have asked some members of UIW faculty to share their experiences from the past year. In this installment, we hear from Dr. Amy Crocker in the School of Physical Therapy.
We have asked some members of UIW faculty to share their experiences from the past year. In this installment, we hear from Adam Watkins, professor of 3D Animation and Game Design.
Dr. Evans interviews Rami Alattar, student doctor and UIWSOM ’21, on his journey to medical residency at the Naval Medical Center Portsmouth and what drew him to military medicine.
A year after the pandemic changed the way we live and learn, we take a closer look at its impact on student well-being and why it is more critical than ever to reach them at their core.
Partnerships between UIW and San Antonio’s Society of St. Vincent de Paul make a lasting difference – on the people they serve and the people who serve.
As a faith community, the University of the Incarnate Word has moved toward the unknown of a global pandemic step by uncertain step, guided by one though line — our Mission. And while we remain far from seeing our way completely clear of this crisis, today we stand stronger, together thanks to a Mission that took root more than 150 years ago.
Q/A with Sr. Walter Maher, CCVI, vice president for Mission & Ministry
As the largest Catholic university and the largest private Hispanic-Serving Institution in Texas, University of the Incarnate Word knows that many students, faculty and partners choose UIW for its strong sense of Mission.