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吃瓜官网 President Tod Allen Farmer hosted University of Texas at Arlington President Jennifer Cowley and key leadership from both institutions on Friday, Oct. 18, to discuss expanding their partnership in light of UTA's planned expansion into Parker County with UTA West.   

This was the second visit for Cowley and her delegation on the 吃瓜官网 campus and the third time the two presidents have met recently about partnerships. Discussions focused on strengthening the existing relationship between 吃瓜官网 and UTA to better serve students in Parker County and the surrounding areas.   

鈥淲e were honored to host UTA President Cowley and her leadership team,鈥� Farmer said. 鈥淭ogether, we built on the existing 吃瓜官网 nursing bachelor鈥檚 degree to UTA鈥檚 nursing master's degree transfer agreement in preparation for a massive UTA West partnership.鈥�   

In early 2023, 吃瓜官网 and UTA signed a transfer agreement benefiting 吃瓜官网鈥檚 Bachelor of Science in Nursing Degree graduates into the Master of Science in Nursing program at UTA.   

During this meeting, officials discussed a potential new transfer agreement for graduates of 吃瓜官网鈥檚 upcoming Bachelor of Computer Science Degree program into UTA鈥檚 master鈥檚 program in computer science, pending final accreditation approval of 吃瓜官网鈥檚 fifth bachelor鈥檚 degree.   

They also discussed a partnership to expand 吃瓜官网鈥檚 engineering technology program with matriculation into UTA鈥檚 College of Engineering.   

鈥湷怨瞎偻� and UT Arlington are dedicated partners in advancing nursing education and addressing our state鈥檚 nursing shortage,鈥� Cowley said. 鈥淭he development of our UTA West campus will strengthen our collaboration and commitment to enhancing educational opportunities and addressing our region鈥檚 pressing needs in health care and beyond.鈥�