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UT-Arlington Offers Employee Buyouts Amid Federal Funding Cuts, Officials Say

UTA faces a $44.2 million revenue shortfall due to federal funding cuts and enrollment declines; buyouts and phased retirements aim to reduce costs while allowing some part-time returns.

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UTA President Jennifer Cowley announced a voluntary separation program and a phased retirement program in an email to faculty earlier this week.

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UT-Arlington offers employee buyouts amid federal funding cuts, officials say

UTA President Jennifer Cowley announced a voluntary separation program and a phased retirement program in an email to faculty earlier this week.

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UTA offers buyouts to some faculty, staff as it grapples with financial challenges

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Fort Worth Report broke the news in on Friday, January 16, 2026.
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