Enhancements    

2019-2020 New Tenured and Tenure-Track Faculty Profiles

Researcher(s) Keywords:

  1. Parameter Selection
  2. Algorithm Configuration
  3. machine learning
  4. Bioinformatics
  5. Computer Science
  6. computational biology
  7. Geochemistry
  8. Energy resources
  9. Produced waters
  10. Credit Access and Financial Frictions,Labor Market Frictions,Public Debt Issuance,Infrastructure Investment,Macroeconomic Dynamics
  11. Social trust/capital
  12. Audit pricing
  13. Capital market
  14. Financial reporting quality
  15. Sexual and Reproductive Health

Featured Researcher(s):

DeBlasio, Dan
College: Engineering
Department: Computer Science
Engle, Mark
College: Science
Department: Earth, Environmental and Resource Sciences
Gibson, John
College: Business Administration
Department: Economics and Finance
Ke, Yun
College: Business Administration
Department: Accounting and Information Systems
Lechuga, Julia
College: Health Sciences
Department: Public Health Sciences
Rahman, Md Mahamudur
College: Engineering
Department: Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering
Schober, Gregory
College: Health Sciences
Department: Rehabilitation Sciences
Castellanos, Alejandra
College: Engineering
Department: Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering
Muniz, Caitlyn
College: Liberal Arts
Department: Criminal Justice and Security Studies
Pederson, Mark
College: Science
Department: Physics
Roberts, Bill
College: Health Sciences
Department: Occupational Therapy
Sang, Yuanrui
College: Engineering
Department: Electrical and Computer Engineering
Waters, Leslie
College: Liberal Arts
Department: History
Errapotu, Sai Mounika
College: Engineering
Department: Electrical and Computer Engineering
Jacobson, Brad
College: Liberal Arts
Department: English
Nurunnabi, Md
College: School of Pharmacy
Department: Pharmacy
Reed, Krystia
College: Liberal Arts
Department: Psychology
2019-2020 New Tenured and Tenure-Track Faculty Profiles
Date: August 22, 2019



We are delighted to welcome each of our new tenured and tenure-track faculty members to the UTEP community. Many of our new colleagues have moved to El Paso from places across the globe—from California to Florida, and the Caribbean to India—while some have already been here at UTEP and are settling into new roles. We are grateful for their presence and look forward to the many contributions they will make as teachers, scholars, and leaders on campus and in the community. Welcome to UTEP!


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