Masters of Public
Affairs (MPA) student Pablo Acosta has become the first person
from UT Dallas to be awarded the William J. Pitstick Scholarship by the Urban
Management Assistants of North Texas. The scholarship is awarded annually to
exceptional students seeking graduate degrees in public administration, urban
affairs, and related fields.
Acosta, who is
currently enrolled in the MPA program at UT Dallas, will be awarded $3,500 for
his academic achievement and efforts toward a career in local government.
Acosta is the first UT
Dallas student to receive the William J. Pitstick Scholarship since UMANT
established its scholarship program in 1995.
In addition to studying
at UT Dallas, he has experience as a Management Intern for the City of Grand
Prairie.
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