Showing posts with label Administrative. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Administrative. Show all posts
Thursday, June 4, 2009
Dr. Hansz's Summer Office Hours
My office hours will be from 2 to 4 PM on Mondays and Wednesdays. Please note, I will not have office hours on June 15, 17, 22, and 24.
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
Josh Been's Summer Class Summer I
If anyone is looking to register for Josh Been's summer class, this class is being held in the Summer I session. Just fyi.
Thursday, April 9, 2009
A Change This Fall
Dear Graduate Real Estate Students,
For those of you who have visited with me at my office, you can see by the piles of projects, exams, and research papers that I have been at UTA for a very long time (10-years to put a number to it). North Texas and UTA have been great places for me, real estate, and REAE@UTA, but I will try a little different challenge this fall. In August, I will move to Central California to help run the Gazarian Real Estate Center.
I will keep my e-mail address ahansz@gmail.com if anyone needs to contact me. Also, as I promised, I will keep this blog active. I have really enjoyed the student blog posts this past year and I think the post topics and quality have been outstanding. Thank you to my bloggers for the good work. I know that others inside and outside of UTA have enjoyed your posts too.
David Gray will be handling questions and concerns about the real estate program going forward and Fred Forgey will officially run the program starting this Fall semester (see the post below for more details).
Cheers,
Dr. Hansz
For those of you who have visited with me at my office, you can see by the piles of projects, exams, and research papers that I have been at UTA for a very long time (10-years to put a number to it). North Texas and UTA have been great places for me, real estate, and REAE@UTA, but I will try a little different challenge this fall. In August, I will move to Central California to help run the Gazarian Real Estate Center.
I will keep my e-mail address ahansz@gmail.com if anyone needs to contact me. Also, as I promised, I will keep this blog active. I have really enjoyed the student blog posts this past year and I think the post topics and quality have been outstanding. Thank you to my bloggers for the good work. I know that others inside and outside of UTA have enjoyed your posts too.
David Gray will be handling questions and concerns about the real estate program going forward and Fred Forgey will officially run the program starting this Fall semester (see the post below for more details).
Cheers,
Dr. Hansz
Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Message from David Gray Regarding the Real Estate Program
Dear MSRE Student:
The purpose of this message is to inform you that the MSRE program is alive and well and will certainly continue into the foreseeable future. Dr. Andy Hansz is leaving us but Dr. Fred Forgey is joining the College of Business in August 2009 to provide leadership for the program. No changes are contemplated in terms of degree requirements; however, starting Fall 2009 all graduate courses in real estate will be offered at the UT Arlington-Fort Worth campus. The new class schedule will adhere to a primarily Saturday based degree program with elective courses being offered evenings during the week. All courses needed for the degree will be offered at the Fort Worth Center. More details about the class schedule will be communicated to you in the coming weeks.
This course (class) re-location change is being made to better integrate the degree program with industry professionals and raise the profile of the program to a national level. Additional steps are being planned in this regard; information will be communicated to you during the next two or three months so that you can be more fully informed.
At this point if the class schedule and location changes become problematic for you, please contact me at gray@uta.edu or 817-272-3387.
David A. Gray
Associate Dean
The purpose of this message is to inform you that the MSRE program is alive and well and will certainly continue into the foreseeable future. Dr. Andy Hansz is leaving us but Dr. Fred Forgey is joining the College of Business in August 2009 to provide leadership for the program. No changes are contemplated in terms of degree requirements; however, starting Fall 2009 all graduate courses in real estate will be offered at the UT Arlington-Fort Worth campus. The new class schedule will adhere to a primarily Saturday based degree program with elective courses being offered evenings during the week. All courses needed for the degree will be offered at the Fort Worth Center. More details about the class schedule will be communicated to you in the coming weeks.
This course (class) re-location change is being made to better integrate the degree program with industry professionals and raise the profile of the program to a national level. Additional steps are being planned in this regard; information will be communicated to you during the next two or three months so that you can be more fully informed.
At this point if the class schedule and location changes become problematic for you, please contact me at gray@uta.edu or 817-272-3387.
David A. Gray
Associate Dean
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Graduate Student Drop Date 10/31/2008
The Graduate Student Drop date is October 31, 2008. Dropping after this date requires a petition* to withdraw. Students must withdraw from all courses.
*Petition is not automatic. It means that you are asking to be withdrawn from the University due to some unforeseen, emergency situation. The reason for a petition cannot be a low grade.
*Petition is not automatic. It means that you are asking to be withdrawn from the University due to some unforeseen, emergency situation. The reason for a petition cannot be a low grade.
Monday, October 13, 2008
REAE@UTA blog - first 200 hit week
The REAE@UTA blog is less than a year old and we achieved a milestone. Last week we had the most website visits of any week, 220 visitors. I attribute this to our recent student posts!
Also, it is very interesting to track the origination of these visits. Although the majority come from the US, we have had visitors from China, South Korea, Canada, India, Netherlands, Cameroon, Slovakia, Japan, Nigeria, Iran, Yemen, Vietnam, Romania, Thailand, Germany, and the United Kingdom. Welcome everyone!
Also, it is very interesting to track the origination of these visits. Although the majority come from the US, we have had visitors from China, South Korea, Canada, India, Netherlands, Cameroon, Slovakia, Japan, Nigeria, Iran, Yemen, Vietnam, Romania, Thailand, Germany, and the United Kingdom. Welcome everyone!
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Graduation Requirement Reminder MSRE and CRED
Just a reminder about graduation requirements for the Master of Science in Real Estate (MSRE) and Certificate in Real Estate Development (CRED). You must maintain a 3.0 GPA and obtain 36-credit hours for the MSRE and 15-credit hours for the CRED (in addition, the 15-credit hours are in five specific courses). If you receive a grade of 'D' or lower in any course, you will not receive credit for that course toward graduation. You must retake the course.
Also, it is important to remember that you must 'sign' for graduation at the beginning of the semester that you intend to graduate. The Graduate Business School sends out reminders about the Signing Date so make sure they have a valid e-mail address for you.
Also, it is important to remember that you must 'sign' for graduation at the beginning of the semester that you intend to graduate. The Graduate Business School sends out reminders about the Signing Date so make sure they have a valid e-mail address for you.
Friday, September 12, 2008
University Policy for Bad Weather
The University monitors weather conditions and will close if necessary. For updates on University closures please monitor the UTA homepage www.uta.edu.
If the University closes we cannot hold REAE classes. If the University is open, we will hold classes as scheduled. This applies to REAE class during the week as well as Saturday REAE classes.
If the University closes we cannot hold REAE classes. If the University is open, we will hold classes as scheduled. This applies to REAE class during the week as well as Saturday REAE classes.
Monday, September 8, 2008
Census Date 9/10/2008
The Census Date is September 10, 2008. From September 11 to October 31, any ADD/DROP slip must be signed by the instructor.
Sunday, August 31, 2008
Friday, August 29, 2008
Graduate School Drop Dates: Please Note!
Late registration ends September 1, 2008
After 9/01/2008, students can drop by completing a ADD/DROP slip (found in the Graduate Business School Office, 1st floor COBA).
Census date: September 10, 2008
From 9/11/2008 to 10/31/2008, the ADD/DROP slip must be signed by the instructor.
GRADUATE STUDENT DROP DATE DEADLINE OCTOBER 31, 2008
Dropping after 10/31/2008 requires a petition to withdraw. Students must withdraw from all courses.
Please put these dates in your calendar today!
After 9/01/2008, students can drop by completing a ADD/DROP slip (found in the Graduate Business School Office, 1st floor COBA).
Census date: September 10, 2008
From 9/11/2008 to 10/31/2008, the ADD/DROP slip must be signed by the instructor.
GRADUATE STUDENT DROP DATE DEADLINE OCTOBER 31, 2008
Dropping after 10/31/2008 requires a petition to withdraw. Students must withdraw from all courses.
Please put these dates in your calendar today!
Thursday, May 22, 2008
Attention Current and Prospective CERTIFICATE Students!
The Graduate School has a new form for student to request the Certificate in Real Estate Development. Please complete this form and submit it to the Graduate Business School (1st floor COBA).
http://grad.uta.edu/pdfs/Current/RequestForCertificate.pdf
Thanks!
http://grad.uta.edu/pdfs/Current/RequestForCertificate.pdf
Thanks!
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