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Researcher(s) Keywords:

  1. violence prevention
  2. minority women's health
  3. evaluation
  4. Health & Biomedical Sciences and Engineering
  5. Global Enterprise & Border Studies
  6. evaluation research
  7. Program Evaluation
  8. qualitative research
  9. Opioids and prescription pills abuse prevention and treatment-
  10. HIV/AIDS prevention
  11. Cross-cutting: U.S. –Mexico and Latin America: Social and Behavioral Issues
  12. Prevention
  13. Organizational behavior
  14. Administration
  15. Health care

Featured Researcher(s):

Mangadu, Thenral
College: Health Sciences
Department: Public Health Sciences
Ferreira-Pinto, Joao
College: Health Sciences
Department: Center for Interdisciplinary Health Research and Evaluation (CIHRE)
Berger, Candyce
College: Health Sciences
Department: Social Work
Summers, Connie
College: Health Sciences
Department: Speech-Language Pathology
Mueller, Vannesa
College: Health Sciences
Department: Speech-Language Pathology
Chang, Carlos
College: Engineering
Department: Civil Engineering
Gonzalez, Roger
College: Engineering
Department: Engineering Education and Leadership
Marshall, Austin
College: Engineering
Department: Civil Engineering
Raheem, Adeeba
College: Engineering
Department: Civil Engineering
Rumpf, Raymond
College: Engineering
Department: Electrical and Computer Engineering

UTEP Strategic Areas

  1. Health and Biomedical Sciences and Engineering
  2. National Defense and Border Security
  3. Cross-cutting: U.S.-Mexico and Latin America: Social and Behavioral Issues
Grants Roundup
Date: January 28, 2015 at 2:53 pm



College of Health SciencesThe Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration's (SAMHSA) Center for Substance Abuse Prevention awarded The Texas Department of Family and Protective Services (DFPS) awarded UTEP's Department of Social Work a grant through the Title VI-E program to continue the Child Welfare Training Project in collaboration with Child Protective Services in El Paso through July 2015. In 2013, Mark Lusk, Ed.D., professor of social work and the project's principal in....


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