Become an Affiliate

The Texas Center for Equity Promotion (TexCEP) invites you to join a community of equity-minded scholars committed to working towards equity in education and health for populations underserved by these systems.

Housed in the College of Education at UT Austin, TexCEP is an interdisciplinary research center designed to support and conduct high-quality applied research, disseminate relevant evidence-based information and train future professionals regarding the nature, origins, contexts, effects and elimination of inequities in education and health. 

Why Join?

Community: Become part of a community of equity-minded scholars who think and work together with the vision of ultimately eliminating disparities in education and health.

  • Learn about, and disseminate your own, equity-centered research efforts
  • Network at TexCEP social events
  • Take advantage of the TexCEP suite to meet up with colleagues, use TexCEP resources or take a coffee break

 Mentorship & Consultation: Receive support from equity-minded scholars to advance your research through an equity lens.

  • Find equity-minded peer and senior mentors to support your professional development
  • Brainstorm equity-centered research challenges at TexCEP Bull Sessions
  • Obtain individualized consultation on equity issues relevant to your grants, publications and presentations
  • Strengthen your grant applications through a pre-submission review from equity-minded experts 

Funding Support: Access funds and services to facilitate your equity-centered research efforts.

  • Leverage a cultivated library of resources to sharpen the equity focus in your grants
  • Apply for pilot grant funds to develop your equity-centered research program
  • Receive individualized pre- and post-awards support for your grant applications

If you are interested in joining our Center, please email your CV and a brief statement of interest to: texcep@austin.utexas.edu. A member from our leadership team will reach out once your request is received.

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