Notice

This is an informal listing only. Interested persons should consult the official advertisements for full information. All positions are subject to approval by the University administration. Please visit the UTPA web site for more information. This page last updated November 17, 2009.

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Faculty Positions

At the current time Electrical Engineering has no open faculty positions.

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Graduate Research and Teaching Assistant Positions

A number of graduate research and teaching assistant positions are available each semester. For international students, these positions may also include a reduction in tuition to the Texas resident rate.

Interested students not currently enrolled should contact:

Electrical Engineering Graduate Advisor
University of Texas - Pan American
1201 W. University Dr., Edinburg, TX, 78541. 
E-mail: fei@utpa.edu. 
Phone: (956)-316-7148. 

Current students interested in a teaching assistant (TA) position should contact:

Department Chair, Electrical Engineering
University of Texas - Pan American
1201 W. University Dr., Edinburg, TX, 78541. 
E-mail: hfoltz@panam.edu.  
Phone: (956)-384-5016.

Notice: As of November 2009, we have filled all open TA positions for the 2009-2010 academic year, and do not expect new openings for Spring 2010. Applications for Fall 2010 should be submitted by April 30, 2010 for full consideration.

Current students interested in a research assistant (RA) position should directly contact faculty in their area of technical interest.

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Undergraduate Work-Study and Assistant Positions

Each semester the department hires students for clerical, grading, and research positions.

Students interested in clerical or grading positions should contact:

Department Chair, Electrical Engineering
University of Texas - Pan American
1201 W. University Dr., Edinburg, TX, 78541. 
E-mail: hfoltz@panam.edu.  
Phone: (956)-384-5016.

Notice: We have no immediate openings for clerical staff or graders as of November 2009.

Research positions are supported by individual faculty. Students should look for postings as news items on this site or at faculty offices.

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