Eve Stephens was sworn in as UT Austin's new chief of police, becoming the first female and first Asian American to assume the role in UTPD's history.
Eve Stephens was sworn in as the new chief of the University of Texas Police Department, becoming the first female and the first Asian American person to take on the role.has administered the oath of office to Eve Stephens, the new chief of police and assistant vice president of campus security.
Stephens is the first woman and the first Asian American to serve as the UT Police Department's chief of police, succeeding former chief David Carter, who died last year after a battle with cancer. Prior to her new role with UTPD, Stephens served in numerous leadership roles within the Austin Police Department for nearly 24 years, working as a detective in the department's Child Abuse, Internal Affairs and Financial Crimes units before rising to the roles of staffing lieutenant, APD Training Academy lieutenant and commander of more than 110 sworn officers in the North Central Patrol Bureau.
"As Austin and our University continue to evolve and grow, UT's highest operational priority will always be ensuring the safety and well-being of our students, faculty and staff members, and University guests," UT Austin president Jay Hartzell said.
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