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Human Resources
- Faculty Buyout Request Form: 3 business days
- Faculty Summer Contract Request Form: 5 business days
- New Employee Request Form: 3 business days
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- Funding Change Request Form: 3 business days
- Student Stipend/Tuition Payment Request Form: 3 business days
Financial
- Procurement Request Form: 4 business days (Up to 7 business days, or more, if vendor needs to be created in PeopleSoft)
- Business Contracts Request Form: 2 business days
- Invoice Payment Request Form: 2 business days
- Texas Prompt Pay Law
- Request for Travel Authorization Form: 2 business days
- Expense Reimbursement – Non-Travel: 5 business days
- Expense Reimbursement – Travel: 5 business days
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October 24, 2026
Study AbroadHCAP undergraduate and graduate students are invited to participate in expanding global learning opportunities through study programs offered by the college.
October 21, 2026
Dr. Monica Lawson Awarded Regents’ Outstanding Teaching AwardThrough conducting basic and applied research, Dr. Lawson contributes to the theoretical understanding of developmental processes, while also informing solutions to real-world challenges that are encountered by families and those who work with children and families.
October 15, 2026
Dr. Ta-Johnson Awarded San Antonio Medical Foundation GrantCan patterns in everyday language provide a real-world indicator of cognitive functioning in veterans with mild traumatic brain injury?
