
NEWS FROM THE COLLEGES

COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND LIFE SCIENCES
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- Kylie Maples ’24 named to ‘Young Leaders Under 30’ listFormer poultry science student recognized for early-career leadership, contributions to global industry The post Kylie Maples ’24 named to ‘Young Leaders Under 30’ list appeared first on AgriLife Today.
- Equine expert Haney joins Department of Animal ScienceIndustry leader brings decades of horse training experience to the classroom as professor of practice The post Equine expert Haney joins Department of Animal Science appeared first on AgriLife Today.
- Centennial celebration of Texas’ first state forest hosted in Newton CountyE.O. Siecke Forest acquired by Texas A&M Forest Service in 1924 The post Centennial celebration of Texas’ first state forest hosted in Newton County appeared first on AgriLife Today.

COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE
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- Texas A&M Researcher Highlights AI’s Promise for Planners in New BookDr. Tom Sanchez, a professor of landscape architecture and urban planning at Texas A&M University, has released a new book on how artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the field of planning. In “Artificial Intelligence for Urban Planning,” Sanchez ... The post Texas A&M Researcher Highlights AI’s Promise for Planners in New Book appeared first on Texas A&M University College of Architecture.
- Mass Timber Takes Root in Texas ArchitectureIn the evolving landscape of sustainable architecture, a quiet revolution is underway, one built not on steel and concrete, but on engineered wood. At the heart of this movement is cross-laminated timber (CLT), a material that’s gaining traction ... The post Mass Timber Takes Root in Texas Architecture appeared first on Texas A&M University College of Architecture.
- Aggies Connect with 280 Companies at Construction Career FairTexas A&M University construction students packed the Legends Event Center on Thursday, Sept. 18, to take their next step toward internships or full-time jobs at the fall Construction Science Career Fair. The event drew about 1,000 students and ... The post Aggies Connect with 280 Companies at Construction Career Fair appeared first on Texas A&M University College of Architecture.

COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
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- The Geography History of the Hill CountryPaige Butler is turning century-old land surveys into a roadmap for restoring Texas landscapes. ...Read More→ The post The Geography History of the Hill Country appeared first on the The College of Arts and Sciences News page.
- Leading the Aggie Spirit: Economics Student and Yell Leader Luke Widener ’26From Fish Camp to Kyle Field, Luke Widener ’26 has represented the Aggie Spirit as a Yell Leader while balancing his studies in economics. His experiences have shaped his perspective on leadership, connection and service — and inspired his plans for a future in finance and consulting. ...Read More→ The post Leading the Aggie Spirit: Economics Student and Yell Leader Luke Widener ’26 appeared first on the The College of Arts and Sciences News page.
- Harvard and MIT Chemical Biologist and Microbial Biochemist Emily Balskus to Receive the 2025 Scott MedalCelebrated for her innovative research on microbial chemistry and the human microbiome, Balskus joins a legacy of excellence honored by Texas A&M’s prestigious Scott Medal....Read More→ The post Harvard and MIT Chemical Biologist and Microbial Biochemist Emily Balskus to Receive the 2025 Scott Medal appeared first on the The College of Arts and Sciences News page.

BUSH SCHOOL OF GOVERNMENT AND PUBLIC SERVICE
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- Retired ambassador John Negroponte presents George H.W. Bush’s vision for trade across the AmericasThis year’s ConocoPhillips White House Lecture, on October 15, featured retired ambassador John Negroponte. Negroponte drew from his decades-long career in foreign service to reflect on former president Geoge H.W. Bush’s vision of economic diplomacy. The lecture was opened by John B. Sherman ’92, dean of The Bush School of Government and Public Service, and introduced by Alice Yates, CEO […] The post Retired ambassador John Negroponte presents George H.W. Bush’s vision for trade across the Americas appeared first on The Bush School of Government & Public Service.
- Allan Marshall Named New Chief Development Officer for Bush School of Government and Public ServiceMarshall brings nearly two decades of experience in education-focused philanthropy and nonprofit leadership. The Texas A&M Foundation has hired Allan Marshall, MEd CFRM, as the new chief development officer for the Bush School of Government and Public Service. In this role, effective October 21, he will lead its development team and oversee philanthropy and strategic […] The post Allan Marshall Named New Chief Development Officer for Bush School of Government and Public Service appeared first on The Bush School of Government & Public Service.
- Syria conference draws hundreds to hear respectful dialogue on difficult topics• Bush School organizers say similar events are in the works • “We would like to offer our sincere appreciation for the support and leadership of Donald Zale ’55 and Gerald Ray ’54. “Syria at a Crossroads” fostered exchanges of ideas that could lead to real, meaningful change. We have them to thank for the […] The post Syria conference draws hundreds to hear respectful dialogue on difficult topics appeared first on The Bush School of Government & Public Service.

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
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- Virtual Reality and Peer Teaching Prep STEM EducatorsDr. Melanie Kinskey helps lead a multi-site study comparing VR and peer teaching to boost classroom readiness. The post Virtual Reality and Peer Teaching Prep STEM Educators appeared first on Education and Human Development.
- Aggie Inspires Change for Students with DisabilitiesAn Aggie senior shares his journey towards graduation while battling cancer. The post Aggie Inspires Change for Students with Disabilities appeared first on Education and Human Development.
- Supporting Students Beyond the ClassroomAn Aggie senior shares his journey towards graduation while battling cancer. The post Supporting Students Beyond the Classroom appeared first on Education and Human Development.

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
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- A RADIANT future for cybersecurityTexas A&M researchers have developed a new cyber defense system to improve the safety of critical infrastructure....Read More→ The post A RADIANT future for cybersecurity appeared first on the Engineering News page.
- Treating liver disease with microscopic nanoparticlesBiomedical engineering researchers are exploring a novel treatment for alcohol-related liver disease using nanoparticles a thousand times smaller than a human hair....Read More→ The post Treating liver disease with microscopic nanoparticles appeared first on the Engineering News page.
- Deep in the hearts of TexansResearchers have identified potential benefits of trileaflet mechanical heart valves. ...Read More→ The post Deep in the hearts of Texans appeared first on the Engineering News page.

MAYS BUSINESS SCHOOL
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- An AI coach for kinder, better feedbackIn almost every profession, feedback is fraught. Some managers dread giving it. Employees brace for it. Across industries, feedback often lands as cruel rather than constructive. Shrihari Sridhar, senior associate dean and Joe Foster ’56 Chair in Business Leadership at Texas A&M University’s Mays Business School, has seen the damage firsthand and created a tool [...] The post An AI coach for kinder, better feedback appeared first on Mays Business School News.
- Mays Business School Launches Inaugural AI Dissertation Proposal CompetitionTexas A&M University's Mays Business School recently held the debut “Building a Better Future Through Business and AI” dissertation proposal competition, highlighting the emerging importance of artificial intelligence in doctoral education. This event commemorated the work of four doctoral students who were recognized for their research on AI and its revolutionary influence across multiple business [...] The post Mays Business School Launches Inaugural AI Dissertation Proposal Competition appeared first on Mays Business School News.
- Mays Business School Celebrates Launch of Creative Destruction Lab Mentorship Program for Seed-Stage Energy VenturesTexas A&M University’s Mays Business School kicked off the first session of CDL-Texas, its new nine-month mentorship program for seed-stage deep science and technology ventures focused on energy solutions. One of 15 sites of the global nonprofit Creative Destruction Lab (CDL), which was founded at the Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto, [...] The post Mays Business School Celebrates Launch of Creative Destruction Lab Mentorship Program for Seed-Stage Energy Ventures appeared first on Mays Business School News.

SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH
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- Shades of fall: Purple, teal and blue pumpkins promote safer celebrationsAs autumn settles in and pumpkins begin to fill stoops and sidewalks, flashes of blue, teal and purple now mingle with the classic orange. These vibrant hues are more than seasonal decorations—they represent a growing movement to make Halloween safe and inclusive for everyone. The “pumpkin projects” began in 2012 when the Purple Pumpkin Project… The post Shades of fall: Purple, teal and blue pumpkins promote safer celebrations appeared first on Vital Record.
- Lymphatic system presents new frontier in neuromuscular disease researchImagine a world where diseases like amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) no longer steal a person’s ability to move or speak—a world where someone like Stephen Hawking could continue his work without limitation. That vision may be one step closer to reality, thanks to a groundbreaking discovery from scientists at Texas A&M Health who have identified… The post Lymphatic system presents new frontier in neuromuscular disease research appeared first on Vital Record.
- Total Teen program improves access to health services for at-risk adolescents and young adultsAdolescence and young adulthood—ages 12 to 25—is a time of marked physical, emotional and psychological change. For some, this period includes engaging in unsafe sex, substance use or other risky behaviors that might lead to unintended, severe—and potentially long-term—health consequences. In response, the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends annual wellness visits to screen for sexually… The post Total Teen program improves access to health services for at-risk adolescents and young adults appeared first on Vital Record.

COLLEGE OF VETERINARY MEDICINE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES
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- Texas A&M Veterinary Team Uses Novel Treatment To Save Dog From Drug OverdoseA normal day can turn into a tragedy in only a matter of minutes. This was especially true for Dr. Keegan Crow ’25, whose dog, Ruger, managed to find and eat nearly an entire bottle of pills while home alone. Fortunately, as a fourth-year veterinary student at the Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine & […] The post Texas A&M Veterinary Team Uses Novel Treatment To Save Dog From Drug Overdose appeared first on VMBS News.
- Protecting Livestock From The New World ScrewwormLivestock owners work hard to keep their animals healthy, but even small wounds or injuries can create opportunities for parasites to cause serious health problems. One of these parasites is the New World screwworm, which has recently appeared in areas close to the United States, raising concerns for nearby livestock. Dr. Jennifer Schleining, a clinical […] The post Protecting Livestock From The New World Screwworm appeared first on VMBS News.
- Texas A&M Researchers Revolutionize Nebulized TherapiesIn an ambitious project, Dr. Rebecca Legere, an assistant professor of equine internal medicine at the Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences (VMBS), and Dr. Dusty Nagy, a VMBS clinical professor of food animal medicine and surgery, are focusing on bringing science and much-needed clarity to nebulized therapies in animals. Nebulizers — […] The post Texas A&M Researchers Revolutionize Nebulized Therapies appeared first on VMBS News.