Peter T. Flawn Academic Center (FAC)
The Flawn Academic Center (FAC) is a state-of-the-art technology and collaboration facility at The University of Texas at Austin. Offering flexible study spaces, multimedia services, and upgraded computer labs, the FAC is designed to support the academic and research goals of the entire campus community.
2304 WHITIS AVE , Austin, Texas 78705
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Richard Hastie left a positive review 3/22/2016
I enjoyed it and found it to be another good resource showing me some opportunities UT offers.
Melissa M Leetzow left a positive review 9/7/2015
Presenter was fantastic, funny and informative. A well done meeting.
Bako Issiankou Ambianda left a positive review 5/6/2015
This was a great event.
Cynthia K Louden left a positive review 2/18/2014
I found the workshop to be quite informative!! The instructor was knowledgeable, and spent time on material that I will definitely use for my classes. When the participants asked various questions, the instructor was able to answer them and was flexible enough to spend time on issues that the participants found useful. I think these workshops are quite helpful and well-done and make the transition to Canvas relatively easy. Thanks so much!!!!
Austin James Robinson left a positive review 1/14/2014
Great!
Blake Austin Kappel left a positive review 1/13/2014
This info session was particularly helpful. I got a much better idea of what BDP is and the variety of programs in it. There were plenty of helpful materials in it. I am much better prepared now to begin applying and become a part of a BDP program.
Peter T. Flawn Academic Center (FAC) posted a photo 11/13/2013
Peter T. Flawn Academic Center (FAC) posted a photo 11/13/2013
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Cameron Lane left a negative review 9/27/2016
The issues were not thoroughly addressed: the speakers mostly didn't understand the format or questions. The student representatives weren't involved very much and rarely spoke. It should be more oriented towards students, not outside representatives.