The Plaza Norte Building has been renamed the Graduate School and Research Building
Share this Story(March 7, 2016) -- The Plaza Norte Building on The University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) Main Campus has been renamed the Graduate School and Research (GSR) Building. The building is on Cook Rd., adjacent to the North Paseo Building and the Tobin Ave. Garage.
It is home to the Office of the Vice Provost for the Graduate School, the Office of the Vice Provost Undergraduate Studies, the Office of the Vice Provost Institutional Effectiveness and the Office of the Vice Provost Academic and Faculty Support.
The GSR Building also houses the Office of Research Support, the Office of Commercialization and Innovation, the Office of Research Integrity, as well as the Air Force and Army ROTC.
For any questions or concerns, please contact Jimmie Neff at (210) 458-7150 or jimmie.neff@utsa.edu.
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