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In 2007, Garza earned a bachelor’s degree from the ’s College of He interviewed with 12 potential employers and receivee12 offers. Today, Garza is a traffid design engineerfor , where his office overlooks the very San Antonioi intersection that sparked his career dream. There was a time when storiezslike Garza’s were few and far between at UTSA’s College of Not anymore. Today the school graduates abou t 200 engineersper year. “Wer are the fastest-growing college of engineerinvin Texas,” says C. Mauli Ph.D.
, dean of the UTSA’s College of ’s (SwRI) Executive Vice President Walter Downinvg says his company has been a beneficiary ofthat
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