Funky Fitness is an exciting, easy-to-follow dance that explores different eras and themes of dance. It is curated to keep you on your toes, and your workout routine lively and full of variety. Come and get ready to groove to diverse dance styles and music, ensuring a fun and energetic session each time. Unleash your inner dancer and leave feeling like a superstar!

Dynamic Flow is a class for sedentary individuals that focuses on mobility, stability, and flexibility to improve balance, coordination, form, and strength.

Get ready to move and groove for a great cause! Join us for an exciting, extended Zumbathon to support survivors during Sexual Assault Awareness Month. All donations will go directly to The Women's Center, an organization dedicated to inspiring and empowering individuals to overcome violence.Come dance with us at the MAC gym on Wednesday, April 2, 5-6:30 p.m. Register at utamac.link/zumbathonBring a donation and receive a Dance for the Cause t-shirt as a thank-you!Suggested donations for The Women's Center include:Fidget toysJournalsMintsNew Teddy bearsNew clothing items (s-xxl) for women and men seen at hospital sexual assault exam sites:Lightweight pants with elastic or drawstring waistT-shirtsUnderwearSports brasNew flip flops (Adult Sizes)Diapers and baby wipesFull-size toiletries for clients:DeodorantFlossShampoo (including textured hair care products)Body WashLet’s come together, make a difference, and dance our hearts out for survivors!

This is a 30-minute session which utilizes weights to increase muscular strength along with cardiovascular exercises to imporve endurance and stamina.

This class starts with invigorating cardio to get your heart pumping, then transitions into fast-paced Pilates for a full-body workout. This seamless blend of cardio and Pilates will help you build strength, flexibility, and endurance.

Hosted by the UTA Writing Center, this graduate student workshop titled, "Writing Literature Reviews," will be held on Wednesday, April 2, 2025 virtually (via Teams), 6 p.m. - 7 p.m.In this workshop, an experienced graduate consultant will discuss the purpose of a literature review in scholarly work, the structure and components of a literature review, and the differences between a literature review in the arts and one in the sciences. In addition, the consultant will provide best practices on synthesizing sources that cluster around a position or issue, transitioning between positions, and using sources effectively. Thanks to collective works of numerous graduate student consultants from the Writing Center, the director of the Writing Center, and based upon the numerous literature reviews brought to the Writing Center, this workshop is sure to help break down some of the common challenges and provide successful methods for writing a literature review. While crafted for graduate students, undergraduates are more than welcome to attend this virtual workshop as well.