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UT Dallas

Economic Development Update

June 24, 2026

The DFW labor market remained resilient in April 2026, adding 11,900 jobs while unemployment edged lower. Although overall job postings declined, demand for high-skill occupations continued to support labor market activity. See the latest DFW Labor Market Update for more details.

DFW Labor Market Update. A youth soccer coach rallies his team. Photo Credit: 2018 Adrià Crehuet Cano on Unsplash [https://unsplash.com/photos/children-playing-soccer-LIhB1_mAGhY]
Director of Economic Development Jenny Mizutowicz explains the life sciences opportunities in DFW to an attendee at the Biotechnology Innovation Organization International Convention.

Director of Economic Development Jenny Mizutowicz is representing UT Dallas at the BIO International Convention in San Diego, California this week. She is part of the Dallas Regional Chamber’s delegation promoting the North Texas region as an emerging hub for life science and biotech companies. Jenny is highlighting UT Dallas’ bioengineering program and sharing how the University can support life science companies’ workforce needs and offer innovative R&D partnerships.

We are happy to fulfill customized data requests for our North Texas economic development partners and to connect local industry with UT Dallas research and workforce development initiatives.

Please reach out to Jenny Mizutowicz, CEcD to learn how your organization can partner with UT Dallas.

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