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hcaputsa has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in September 2020. The social media accounts linked to from hcaputsa are: • Facebook • Instagram • YouTube • LinkedIn • X Besides social media accounts, hcaputsa has populated their site with: • La Platica • HCAP faculty member selected for prestigious Fulbright Scholar Alumni Ambassador Program | College for Health, Community and Policy • San Antonio Area Psychology Symposium at UT San Antonio • Coordinated Program in Dietetics, Fall 2026 Cohort Spots Still Available! • UT San Antonio Scholarship Hub • Factors associated with transnational telehealth app use among Chinese immigrants in the United States - Sudais Imtiaz, Cheng Yu, Xuewei Chen, Stephen W Pan, 2026 • GOALS Study • SPC : Health Sciences | Alamo Colleges • Alamo Colleges District • Donate For Pets - San Antonio Food Bank • Programs | College for Health, Community and Policy | UT San Antonio • Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society | HIMSS • South Texas Chapters of the American College of Healthcare Executives (STC-ACHE) • South Texas Chapter- American College of Healthcare Executives (STC-ACHE) • National Association of Latino Healthcare Executives - San Antonio Chapter • Charming Pet Rescue - Volunteering • Trailblazer Award Recipient: Dr. Lynne Cossman - Healthy Futures of Texas • Dr. Casey Straud's Paper • 2025 Whole Child Whole Community Conference • UT San Antonio student inspires a culture of service • Graduate school unpacked event • Meet Tino Vanegas, a student who went from decorated combat medic to local healthcare leader (VIDEO) - UT San Antonio Today • sombrilla.utsa.edu • Internship puts students and data science to work helping San Antonio nonprofit | UTSA Today • Bachelor's Degree in Nutrition & Dietetics | UTSA • Legally blind fitness trainer prepares to compete in national triathlon • HCAP community mourns loss of Dr. Katheryn Eads | College for Health, Community and Policy • US News and World Report lists UTSA among best graduate programs • Nina De Leon Negron Fueling UTSA Women’s Basketball’s Historic Start • UTSA alumna reflects on journey from migrant fields to career in environmental justice • Engage Magazine Summer 2024 • Baptist Health Foundation of San Antonio Scholarship for Public Health - UTSA Scholarship Hub • UT System recognizes UTSA faculty member Gina Amatangelo for teaching excellence • Does Your Life Feel Out of Balance? • UTSA alumna creating change on a global scale | College for Health, Community and Policy • Chevron ruling shifts regulatory power to the courts • UTSA grads use kinesiology degrees to keep Global Automotive Manufacturing workers in top shape | College for Health, Community and Policy • 71-year-old UTSA graduate Lori Branson completes college journey • Four UTSA students win prestigious Goldwater Scholarships • Graduate Brenda Valdes found her inner leader at UTSA • Bachelor's Degree in Health Administration | UTSA • Psychology graduate Ariana Sabal finds her service calling through her UTSA connections • For the love of art (therapy): UTSA graduate Grace Johnson dreams big for new programs • Always Light on the Other Side: UTSA Track & Field’s Marissa and Melody Espinoza • HCAP professor earns prestigious Fulbright Scholar Alumni Ambassador title • HCAP faculty member selected for prestigious fellowship • How Dallas curbed violent crime • Women have found online dating dangerous: Faculty expertise • Charting his path: MPA alum shines bright in prestigious Ph.D. program • UTSA Celebrates Teaching with Gina Amatangelo • Archer Fellowship helps UTSA student pursue research in public health policy • Bridge Program in Quantitative Social, Behavioral, and Health Sciences • BCFES Laundry Drive list • Robert Rico joins HCAP as Director of Restorative Practices | College for Health, Community and Policy • HCAP alumna publishes book of poetry | College for Health, Community and Policy • Texas demographers on why Lone Star State draws so many young Louisianans • Internship gives UTSA student a front-row seat to San Antonio Spurs nutrition program • America’s young population is shrinking overall — but growing in Texas and Florida. Here’s why. • Violent crime in Dallas dropped in 2023, part of a bigger downward trend • The Dark Days of the Pandemic Are Behind Us • Anonymous gift establishes UTSA public health scholarships honoring local pandemic leaders • Advice from Honors College grad Miranda Boggan? Try everything! • UTSA double major Deniff Lara triumphs over setbacks, graduates with honors • Honors College graduates shine brightly, prepare for bold futures • MPA grad accepted into Presidential Management Fellows Program • Mentors, research opportunities vital to success of UTSA grad Emerson Larios • Civic Engagement (Minor) - UTSA Admissions • Working to restore West Side he knew - San Antonio Express, 11/5/2023 • Psychology professor to research cognitive impairment in cancer patients • UTSA professor Willie Hale discovers how to reduce suicide risk in patients with chronic pain • Master in Health, Community and Policy | UTSA Graduate School • HCAP research shines at the Southern Demographic Association Conference | College for Health, Community and Policy • Master's Degree in Kinesiology | UTSA • San Antonio’s ‘hot spots’ saw a more than 40% decrease in violent crime • Student spotlight: John Quiroz | College for Health, Community and Policy • Psychology professor earns five-year, $725,000 NSF CAREER award | College for Health, Community and Policy • Master's Degree in Sociology | UTSA • Master's Degree in Social Work | UTSA • Through on-the-job learning, UTSA psychology class explores trauma-informed care • UTSA Engage magazine - summer 2023 • Master's Degree in Public Administration | UTSA • UTSA golfer Camryn Carreon makes big plans, but stays in the moment | College for Health, Community and Policy • MPA students learn from city leaders | College for Health, Community and Policy • Merger of UTSA’s demography and sociology programs to increase access to research opportunities • Three faculty members earn NSF Early CAREER Awards to accelerate research • Senior citizens graduate from UTSA courses closing technology and nutrition gaps • John Bricout, Ph.D., joins UTSA as Chair of the Department of Social Work | College for Health, Community and Policy • Nancy Cheak-Zamora joins HCAP as Chair of the Department of Public Health | College for Health, Community and Policy • New bachelor’s program will prepare UTSA students to address society’s greatest needs • New degree will prepare UTSA students to address nutrition and sustainability gaps in San Antonio • UTSA alumna Rocío Guenther heads to Germany to study immigration • Could Cayley Mandadi's life have been saved? Some experts think so. • UTSA professor Roger Enriquez works to restore the West Side he remembers • Vacation Is a State of Mind • Victor Wembanyama brings renewed focus on Spurs' home AT&T Center • Student Success Center Summer Workshops • 'Texodus': What's Behind the Trend of Californians Moving to North Texas • How Dallas’s mayor turned the tide on crime • What is gender dysphoria? • UTSA advances census initiative with appointment of new data science fellow • Psychology student wins UTSA 3MT competition | College for Health, Community and Policy • Boys, ages 14 and 15, accused in fatal shooting part of disturbing trend in violent crime among S.A. youth • An immigrant and full-time worker, UTSA grad Eunice De la Cruz will earn her bachelor’s degree at 55 • San Antonio was the nation’s fastest-growing big city during the pandemic • UTSA students intern with CSI | College for Health, Community and Policy • Nutrition for Health Professionals Undergraduate Certificate | UTSA • KSAT Q&A: Mayor Ron Nirenberg discusses priorities for final term • Researchers advance ways to reduce childhood obesity in young low-income Latino children • To combat violent crime, Salt Lake City is doing it like Dallas • The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Domestic Violence in the United States • Grief and Growth During the Pandemic • Is Dallas Really the Safest Big City in America? • Does online therapy actually work? • Can Gentrification Battles Promote Civic Health? • The College Tour UTSA Belonging & Wellbeing • The College Tour UTSA Equity & Justice • UTSA criminology professor joins city-wide team to reduce violence • The College Tour UTSA Advancing Human Health • Breaking the cycle of addiction, local woman finds new path to recovery • Functionality of wind turbines motivates TSTC student to study Wind Energy Technology • Why are Dallas crime trends down? The chief explains the science behind it - and hints at 4-day work week • Census chief prioritizing better count of non-White populations • UTSA football player set to graduate this spring at 20 years old | UTSA | University of Texas at San Antonio • Where I Live: University of Texas at San Antonio • PhD in Psychology | UTSA • Kinesiology alumna follows soccer passion to career | UTSA | University of Texas at San Antonio • Brain Health Consortium expands transdisciplinary research with merger of research institutes at UTSA • New degree at UTSA will prepare graduates for leadership in community and population health • The White Population count could decrease under a new Biden proposal • UTSA criminologists partner with City of San Antonio, SAPD to reduce violent street crime • UTSA, Southwest ISD partner to expand mental health services, train graduate students • Deaths Among Pregnant Women and New Mothers Rose Sharply During Pandemic • Master's Degree in Criminology and Criminal Justice | UTSA • KSAT’s new mental wellness video podcast debuts with host Talli Dolge’s personal story • UTSA Engage Magazine - Summer 2022 • Applied Demography PhD | UTSA Graduate School • EDUCAUSE 2022: Designing Future-Focused Learning Spaces • CityScrapes: San Antonio's public giveaways haven't lived up to their promise of a thriving downtown • For a Happier New Year, Consider the Way You Think • Commentary: How to help LGBTQ+ youth thrive • Fronteras: Health Confianza program unites local organizations to improve health literacy in San Antonio • Wolff to bring decades of government and political insight to UTSA • The foundation: Inside the LAPD's secretive, multimillion-dollar private funding arm • For Bexar County Deputy James Kirkendoll, earning a master’s has been ‘the hardest thing I’ve ever done’ • Grad student Jessh Mondesir ’20 finds home in UTSA research community • Meet the new director of the Institute for Health Disparities Research and the man joining HCAP’s efforts to improve San Antonio’s health • Dallas Officials Address Concerns Over Jail Release • Commentary: Classroom censorship legislation negatively impacts teacher morale and retention • Scholarship enables UTSA quarterback to make a positive impact • They Said the Rise in Military Suicide Is a Mystery. Traumatic Brain Injury May Be an Answer. • Michael Smith to bolster UTSA’s community ties as new leader of research center • Tacoma Police Department Provides 90 Day Update on Crime Rate Reduction Plan • New UTSA research is informing SAWS discussion around tiered rate system • Frank Harris | Be Bold | The University of Texas at San Antonio • Kendall Kloza | Be Bold | The University of Texas at San Antonio • Denver Brown awarded grant to study mental health among youth with epilepsy - College for Health, Community and Policy • Texas has more Hispanic residents than white residents, new census data shows • Two NEISD teachers honored as Music Teachers of Excellence by Country Music Association • Census: Poverty for single mothers on the rise in San Antonio • New UTSA degree prepares students to address aging society’s growing health care needs • Health, Aging & Society • Chris Ellison ranked among top social science researchers in the world • We Need to Start Thinking Differently About School Safety • Kellie Lynch weighs in on Depp/Heard trial • Should we blame Chris Rock, Will Smith, or ourselves? • Billion-dollar opioid settlement must provide effective relief for Texans • MS in Criminololgy & Criminal Justice • MS in Sociology info & application • MS in Demography info & application • Jeff Howard on Texas Public Radio • MS in Psychology info and application • PhD in Applied Demography application • PhD in Psychology application • Apply for a graduate program today! • Psychology professor discusses veteran mental health research • UTSA develops first-of-its-kind method to measure mental resiliency of police officers • Kellie Lynch in Yahoo! News • Jeff Howard's research makes headlines • Women in Leadership webinar • UTSA's research into opioid-related deaths in Texas could curb a rising tide • James Bray of HCaP Psychology • Criminology professor addresses impact of COVID on firearm-related abuse • Adolescents' experiences with police have harmful repercussions for later life outcomes • Rogelio Sáenz featured in UTSA Today • Triggers are Supposed to Protect People • Gabby Petito's Death is a Lesser Known Sign of Intimate Partner Violence • Heywood Sanders op-ed for SaCurrent • Fox San Antonio about the 2020 Crime Report • Kellie Lynch quoted in USA Today regarding Gabby Petito • Political polarization and negative campaign ads ... • Dean Cossman on #BirdsUp Podcast! • Essential reads on prisoners' rights today • College Students Are More Diverse Than Ever • We Have Focused on the Medal Count at the Olympics for Too Long • Research finds connection between pandemic-related work status and substance use • Doctoral student furthers her psychology research with support from DOD scholarship • Police & Race: The conflict, the conversation, the conclusions • Four Roadrunners win Fulbright awards to travel abroad • UTSA study: Use of police force still breaking down across racial, ethnic lines • UTSA, Bexar County foster youth project earns renewed funding from Legislature • Engage Magazine 2021 • Health and aging expert looks at COVID’s impact on older adults of color • Police spokeswoman reveals what it's like working for SAPD as a mom • Johnelle Sparks earns President's Distinguished Achievement Award • See face masks as practical, not moral posturing • Honors College graduate bound for Harvard Law • Sports gambling in Texas: Will lawmakers roll the dice? • Heywood Sanders op-ed for the San Antonio Current • Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia Has a Plan • In Census, Texas Gains 2 Congressional Seats. A Demographer Says It Could Have Been 3. • FOX 7 Discussion: 2020 census effects on Texas redistricting • Child maltreatment the focus of study by UTSA, UT Health and ChildSafe • No visits and barely any calls – pandemic makes separation even scarier for people with a family member in prison • UTSA Study: some low priority calls to police might not need officer response • Capt. Stephanie Schoenborn story • Study shows material hardship during COVID has health implications for young adults • Researchers launch project to predict energy use in S.A. neighborhoods • Criminology professor studies COVID’s impact on gender-based violence • Shattuck studies impact of social distancing on spread of infection • Graduate Certificate in Health: • Graduate Certificate in Community Nutrition: • Graduate Certificate in Applied Health Research: • Covid-19 And Inequality Article • Sociology student named Outstanding Black Student Leader • PhD Demography • Master of Science in Psychology Program • MSW Social Work (60 hours) Program • MSW Social Work (36 hrs) Program • MPA Public Administration Program • SABJ presents the 40 Under 40 Awards honorees for 2021 • Lloyd Potter, professor of Demography, was interviewed by The Hill about the 2020 census. • Alumna leads the South Alamo Regional Alliance for the Homeless • Overdose deaths involving psychostimulants • Hispanic, Black children wait longer to be adopted in Bexar County, experts say • Heart for helping leads master’s student to a role in social work • Experts study effects on families of parental job loss during pandemic • Researchers report on the challenges of Bexar County’s opportunity youth • Healthcare workers may face PTSD, other mental health challenges from COVID-19 • Student-veteran devotes herself to community service and community health • Why Texas’s overwhelmingly Latino Rio Grande Valley turned toward Trump • Program provides housing solutions for students with a history of foster care • Roadrunner pantry obtains dairy cooler to further serve community