UTEP PRIDE Alumni Network

May 11 2pm Fox fine arts. Let’s support What are you doing for pride?

We love to celebrate our Grads:
Christian Carbajal is graduating with a Bachelor of Science, major in Public Health with a minor in Nutrition. He is currently vice president of Students for Public Health, member of UTEP Food Equity Council, NSLS, and Phi Kappa Phi. He volunteers for the Alzheimer’s Association and is completing an internship with Sun City Dietitians . He plans to pursue graduate studies and become a registered dietitian.
Congrats! ID: Person in regalia standing in front of the pick axe.

Have you voted for ? We can’t stop dancing and loving and feeling the love!

Who is graduating? We would love to feature you! DM US! ID: alumni gear at

Let’s celebrate our amazing new grads! First, an amazing Top Ten Senior! Major: Political Science
Future Plans: Pursue a master’s degree in intelligence and national security at UTEP as well as a Ph.D. in Global Security.
For Michael Gutierrez, the journey at UTEP has been a transformative and enriching experience that has left an indelible mark on both their personal and academic growth. One significant aspect of their UTEP experience was the founding of the Q***r Texan Student Association, an organization that strives to create a supportive and inclusive environment for LGBTQ+ students on campus. As an alum, Gutierrez plans to stay engaged with UTEP through the Alumni Association.

“UTEP provided me with the space and resources to champion diversity and advocate for the rights of marginalized communities on campus,” Gutierrez said. “My journey at UTEP was not just about earning a degree but about transforming into a resilient, empathetic and compassionate individual.” If you are a PRIDE Alum or know someone that is please DM us or have them DM us to celebrate!

See Akua's art/testimonial and many others in our current exhibit, "Punto de Partida: Immigrants, Asylum Seekers, and Hospitality in the Borderlands."

This exhibit explores migrant journeys along the U.S.-Mexico border, interweaving the stories of Central American mothers, unaccompanied minors in Juárez, and immigrant neighbors in downtown El Paso. These narratives explore themes of identity, hospitality, dreams, and the resilience of communities who converge at the crossroads of entry, departure, and origin in the borderland.
Ciudad Nueva
Abara

On display until December 14.

🔊 Please consider supporting the scholarship fundraiser by the UTEP Women’s Auxiliary! Scan the QR code to support the Women’s Auxiliary Centennial Endowed Scholarship on Raise Your Pick Giving Day ⛏️ April 16-17.

Who is excited for ? What would you like to make a difference in? Health? Science and Technology? Professional Development? Scholarships? Food Pantry/Miner Food Resources?

We have some exciting news! Keep up to date with us and comment what makes you proud to be a Proud Miner! ID: Rainbow Letters with pride and hand sign signifying

We are planning our next social to install the next PAN leadership team! Tag where you would like to meet or what you would like to do?

Whatever you celebrate this long weekend, let’s raise our picks for ID: Boston “peeps” dessert joke meme

Calling all UTEP alumni! Ready to make a difference? Join us for Project Move, UTEP's signature day of service, bringing together students, faculty, staff, and alumni to serve our community with passion and purpose.

Mark your calendars for Saturday, April 6th, 2024, from 9 AM to 2 PM, and be part of this volunteer opportunity. Sign up here: https://form.asana.com/?k=EmoJshh8xBrdTS86a8azWg&d=1108684145519934

Whether you have fun or chill on St Patrick’s Day. Stay safe. And congrats to who is owned and in pride square feeding us and giving us live music. Support local business and speak out for what you believe in! ID: picture of 13th anniversary decor

Participation will involve a single in-person session lasting between 90-120 minutes at the PRIDE Lab in the UTEP Campbell building (1101 N. Campbell). Participants will complete a language background survey, have their hearing screened, and rate what they think about different speakers. Participants are paid $15.00/hr (up to $30) for their time.

For more information contact the PRIDE Lab at [email protected], or to sign up, visit:

https://utep-pridelab.sona-systems.com You may be Eligible to participate if you:
1) Are age 18-40
2) Are a monolingual speaker of American Englsih
3) Identify as le***an, gay, bisexual, asexual (e.g., not “straight”)
4) Have not taken more than two courses in communication sciences and disorders and no coursework in speech science or voice disorders. .pride.lab for more info

We have some exciting news! Keep up to date with us and comment what makes you proud to be a Proud Miner! ID: Rainbow Letters with pride and hand sign signifying

Vigil For Nex Benedict. Feb 25 6pm memorial park library

Call your loved ones and check in on them. Hope you all are having a great February! ID: Kermit the frog answering the phone

Did you know that has rates for This could be convenient to have access to great facilities and maintain health. Did you ever take a workout class during your time at UTEP? ID: photo of UTEP gym. Anyone work out at memorial gym? Any UTEP athletes? Hope you are enjoying the beautiful weather for walks and outdoor activities.

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The .pride.lab is collaborating with other experts from the UTEP CHS to develop health and wellness learning modules for veterans in rural areas! Modules will cover speech, language, and hearing issues, and also resources for LGBTQIA+ vets!

Check our our first video created by Dr. Merritt at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lhgy65YJAI8&ab_channel=I-REACHProgram

Who loves and ? Congrats

DO NOT MISS THIS. We can’t wait for our tour with .rubincenter

Are you excited about a new .rubincenter show? Hope to see you there! We are looking forward to special PAN art events with the museums, galleries, and cultural spaces of El Paso. Will you join us today from 5-7? Parking is available outside the Rubin or on the top floor of the glory road parking lot. Hopefully the water main break on Oregon is not affecting this part of campus.

Life is short. A reminder that everyday counts!

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