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| Jun. 15, 2009 — UNT Linguistics undergraduate student Caroline Cagle visits Toluca. The first undergraduate has joined the ranks of UNT students participating in programs with the Department of Linguistics and Technical Communication and UAEM's Facultad... |  |
| Jun. 8 – 12, 2009 — Dr. Oscar Olea visits the Department of Materials Science for a short joint research stay a year after graduating from UNT. UAEM-UNT's first PhD graduate Oscar Olea, continues to collaborate with UNT Laboratory of Advanced Polymers and Optimized Materials (LAPOM) as he just visited UNT to... |  |
| May 15, 2009 — Professors Hook and Martinez seek joint research in indigenous cultures. The Liaison Office met with professor Jonathan Hook, Director of International Indigenous and American Indian Initiatives in order to explore possible joint projects between... |  |
| Apr. 25-28, 2009 — Professor Mitch Land from the Mayborn Graduate School of Journalism to talk about media ethics and cross-cultural issues in journalism at UAEM. UAEM Department of Political and Social Sciences invited professor Land to Toluca, Mexico. Land will make several presentations to... |  |
| Apr. 14, 2009 — UAEM-UNT Computer Science PhD student Jorge Reyes talks to newspaper about his involvement in Swine Flu researchAs fears of swine flu spread across the world, two University of North Texas graduate students have been using the recent outbreak’s effect on... |  |
UNT-UAEM Liaison Office welcomes you...
After a nine-year-old academic, faculty-to-faculty, research-based relationship, UNT and the Autonomous University of the State of Mexico (UAEM) jointly developed an innovative internationalization idea: an Academic Liaison Office, whose grassroots would be the foundation for greater communication and development between both institutions.
The Liaison Office encourages student and faculty mobility and exchange between UAEM and UNT, but also with other universities; In addition, the Liaison Office promotes internationalization for research and advanced studies by developing joint projects and also negotiates research proposals for funding support, thereby fostering both universities’ knowledge and research capabilities.
