Government and Community Relations
The Office of Government and Community Relations leads external efforts for UT Dallas by building effective relationships with elected and appointed leaders, monitoring legislative and regulatory initiatives, and developing the University’s presence among civic and community groups.
Government Relations
The Vice President for Government and Community Relations serves as the chief government relations officer for the University. The office tracks federal, state and local policies and communicates the University’s interests. The office serves as the main point of contact for area elected officials and regularly hosts these leaders for briefings, tours and campus experiences. The office works to keep government leadership informed about the University’s remarkable progress and continued great news.
Community Leadership
The Vice President for Government and Community Relations serves as the chief community relations officer for the University. The office manages the University’s participation in local chambers of commerce, business coalitions, and civic organizations, and works across the institution to ensure that the University is represented and engaged. The office manages the sponsorships for select community events and seeks out opportunities in the region to share the bright story of UT Dallas.
Contact the Office of Government and Community Relations
Amanda Rockow, Vice President of Government and Community Relations
Gabriella Pate, Director, Federal and Community Relations
Brittney Madden, Director, State Relations
Mailing Address:
Office of Government and Community Relations
The University of Texas at Dallas
800 W. Campbell Road, AD 12
Richardson, TX 75080
Physical Location:
Administration Bldg. (AD) 2.412
Office Hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Austin Address:
Office of Government and Community Relations
The University of Texas at Dallas
1005 Congress Avenue, Suite 415
Austin, Texas 78701
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Government Links
FEDERAL
- President of the United States
- United States Senate
- United States House of Representatives
- U.S. Department of Education
STATE
- Governor of Texas
- Lieutenant Governor of Texas
- Texas Senate
- Texas House of Representatives
- Secretary of State
- Higher Education Coordinating Board