Roadrunner Days Week 2
August 28, 2023

August brings new opportunities and pathways to discovery, with Roadrunner Days marking the beginning of the fall semester. The semi-annual celebration immerses new and returning students in the culture, traditions and values of UTSA.
Roadrunner Days, which kicks off the fall and spring semesters, features a full line-up of events, seminars and socials to help students develop a sense of belonging at the university, encourage them to meet new people and introduce them to university resources that will help them succeed on campus and in the classroom. The first week of events—which were designed to connect students with other students—concludes on Sunday, August 27.
The emphasis of week two, which begins today, and continues through Saturday, September 2, will be on integrating new and returning students into the extensive network of resources, services, and opportunities that UTSA offers. Beyond the festivities, the heart of the celebration lies in acquainting students with the people and services that will ensure their holistic development and academic triumph.
“We hope every Roadrunner is able to join in the celebration.”
Key events include:
- Student success center open houses including the Carlos Alvarez College of Business Student Success Center Open House, Connect with COEHD at the Downtown campus, ¡HCAP Hola!, University College Paleta Palooza, Nacho Ordinary Mentor Mingle and Viva Science
- Graduate School Back to School Downtown Social and Graduate School First Friday to build connections among fellow graduate students
- Early Bird Breakfast, sponsored by the Alumni Association
- Be a Green ’Runner to learn how to leave a smaller carbon footprint
- Roadrunner Safety Station, which will offer valuable safety tips and demonstrations
- The Mentorship Mixer: Building First-Gen and Transfer Student Connections for first-generation and transfer students
- The Adobe Creative Campus Kickoff, enables students to explore the Adobe Creative Cloud tools
- Kick Back at the Union, hosted by the Student Union
- Birds Up Downtown
- Wellbeing on the Paseo, which will highlight UTSA’s support services
- The Part-Time Job Fair + Career Center Resource Expo and the Najim Center Open House
- The Snack & Chat at the JPL and Roadrunner Café's Welcome Back Bash
- Roadrunner Days Service Projects is slated throughout the city
- UTSA Football Watch, a pep rally and watch party
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LT Robinson, senior vice provost of student affairs and dean of students, said, “The second week of Roadrunner Days welcome events that offer UTSA students a chance to explore academic support resources and services in their academic colleges to prepare them for success, while building on the campus connections from the first week. We hope every Roadrunner is able to join in the celebration.”