Office of the President

Integration updates: New task force, working groups and FAQs

February 3, 2025

 

Colleagues,

Today I’m writing to share the latest updates regarding the integration of UTSA and UT Health San Antonio, including the forthcoming launch of a new task force, several new working groups and three new FAQs. I encourage you to review the highlights of these updates below and visit our integration website for further details.

We’re launching a Research, Discovery and Innovation Task Force.
Later this month, we’ll formally launch a Research, Discovery and Innovation Task Force to support the integration of research administration functions between UTSA and UT Health San Antonio. The group will be led by leadership, faculty and administrative staff from both institutions and will serve to create a seamless research administration experience during the integration process. Once formalized, membership and other details will be added to the integration website. More information regarding the scope and members of this task force will be shared in my next communication.

We’ve launched several new working groups to support the ongoing efforts of our active task forces. Additional working groups under these (and our other) task forces will be established as their work evolves.

The Academic, Student and Faculty Affairs Task Force has launched four new working groups:

The Enterprise Risk Management Task Force has launched two new working groups: 

We continue to monitor feedback received via our website and have developed new FAQs in response to your ideas and questions, including:

As we pursue our transformative vision for the future, we recognize that achieving these ambitious goals demands unwavering dedication and extraordinary effort from each of you. Your commitment is the foundation of our success, and for that, we are deeply grateful. Together, we are shaping a new university that will set the standards of excellence – a place of innovation, impact and enduring pride for generations to come.

With deep appreciation,

Taylor Eighmy, PhD
President, The University of Texas at San Antonio
Acting President, UT Health San Antonio