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COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND LIFE SCIENCES
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- New researcher to advance intersection of wildlife and land managementKasner joins Texas A&M AgriLife Research to expand wildlife conservation and outreach The post New researcher to advance intersection of wildlife and land management appeared first on AgriLife Today.
- Texas dairy producers meet the needs of a growing marketTexas Crop and Weather Report - Feb. 19, 2025 The post Texas dairy producers meet the needs of a growing market appeared first on AgriLife Today.
- Tour across Texas brings Texas A&M to prospective studentsMeet faculty, staff and students to explore a future at the Texas A&M College of Agriculture and Life Sciences The post Tour across Texas brings Texas A&M to prospective students appeared first on AgriLife Today.
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE
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- Construction Science Career Fair Attracts 230 Companies to Compete for Aggie Interns and EmployeesEager to offer internships and jobs to students from the best construction science program in the country, 230 companies in the construction industry will descend on Legends Events Center on February 20-21 for the Construction Industry Advisory Council ... The post Construction Science Career Fair Attracts 230 Companies to Compete for Aggie Interns and Employees appeared first on Texas A&M University College of Architecture.
- First Cooper Scholarships Awarded to Urban Planning Students at Texas A&MThe future careers of two urban planning students are being supported by a new scholarship created in honor of John T. Cooper Jr. ’92, who is widely considered a leader in the fields of city planning, public engagement and ... The post First Cooper Scholarships Awarded to Urban Planning Students at Texas A&M appeared first on Texas A&M University College of Architecture.
- Landscape Architecture and Urban Planning Career Fair 2025Texas A&M University’s College of Architecture will host its annual Landscape Architecture and Urban Planning Career Fair on Thursday, Feb. 20, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Hall of Champions in Kyle Field. The career fair ... The post Landscape Architecture and Urban Planning Career Fair 2025 appeared first on Texas A&M University College of Architecture.
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
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A Function Of His BackgroundDavid Cates ’26 is on the fast-track to earn his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in mathematics from Texas A&M to prepare for a career shaping bright mathematical minds....Read More→ The post A Function Of His Background appeared first on the The College of Arts and Sciences News page.
I Think Therefore I Am: Celebrating 60 Years of PhilosophyHow the Department of Philosophy’s transformative education helps Texas A&M students advance their sense of purpose and expand the way they think....Read More→ The post I Think Therefore I Am: Celebrating 60 Years of Philosophy appeared first on the The College of Arts and Sciences News page.
Meteorology Club Builds Community and Careers for Atmospheric Sciences Students at Texas A&MTexas A&M's student chapter of the American Meteorological Society (TAMSCAMS) was named Student Chapter of the Year in 2024 for its hands-on learning, professional development and community-building efforts that help students build successful careers in meteorology and beyond....Read More→ The post Meteorology Club Builds Community and Careers for Atmospheric Sciences Students at Texas A&M appeared first on the The College of Arts and Sciences News page.
BUSH SCHOOL OF GOVERNMENT AND PUBLIC SERVICE
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- Nobel Prize winner to Bush School D.C.: “Ukraine is a tool to break the international order”Oleksandra Matviichuk warns that the Ukraine conflict is about international freedom, writ large, and whether laws can ultimately be trusted Shortly before word spread through Washington that President Donald Trump had launched negotiations to end the war in Ukraine, a Ukrainian Nobel Peace Prize winner cautioned a Bush School D.C. audience that the conflict is about far […] The post Nobel Prize winner to Bush School D.C.: “Ukraine is a tool to break the international order” appeared first on The Bush School of Government & Public Service.
- The United States is Importing Trash. Texas Could Help Change ThatBush School research finds that a Deposit Refund System would reduce trash imports while creating cleaner rivers and highways Media outlets that would like more information about the DRS proposal should contact Marty Toohey with The Bush School of Government and Public Service at mtoohey@tamu.edu. Believe it or not, American companies pay to import trash […] The post The United States is Importing Trash. Texas Could Help Change That appeared first on The Bush School of Government & Public Service.
- CNP Faculty Fellow and Nonprofit Professor Becomes Co-Editor of JBPABush School of Government & Public Service professor and Center for Nonprofits & Philanthropy (CNP) Faculty Fellow, Dr. Ellie Qu recently began her appointment as the co-editor of the Journal of Behavioral Public Administration (JBPA). The Journal of Behavioral Public Administration (JBPA) is a peer-reviewed, interdisciplinary open access journal that focuses on behavioral and experimental […] The post CNP Faculty Fellow and Nonprofit Professor Becomes Co-Editor of JBPA appeared first on The Bush School of Government & Public Service.
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
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- College of Education and Human Development Among Top 10 Online Graduate Education ProgramsThe College of Education and Human Development ranks among the Top 10 Best Master's in Education Programs in the country. The post College of Education and Human Development Among Top 10 Online Graduate Education Programs appeared first on Education and Human Development.
- Dr. Jeffrey Liew Appointed EPSY Department HeadDr. Jeffrey Liew has been named head of Educational Psychology, focusing on innovation and student success. The post Dr. Jeffrey Liew Appointed EPSY Department Head appeared first on Education and Human Development.
- CEHD Partners to Honor Superintendent’s Career of Advocacy and GrowthOur Department of Educational Administration and Human Resource Development will join the Texas Association of School Administrators to present this year’s Golden Deeds Award to longtime Dallas-area Superintendent Doug Williams. The post CEHD Partners to Honor Superintendent’s Career of Advocacy and Growth appeared first on Education and Human Development.
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
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Samsung Austin Semiconductor Supports Texas A&M Engineering Academy at Austin Community College with $1.5 Million GiftThe partnership celebrates growth and success, addresses the critical need for engineers....Read More→ The post Samsung Austin Semiconductor Supports Texas A&M Engineering Academy at Austin Community College with $1.5 Million Gift appeared first on the Engineering News page.
One Giant Step for Aggie Space ResearchTexas A&M University will enter into a contract with Aegis Aerospace Inc. to create exclusive International Space Station research opportunities for Aggies on the TAMU-SPIRIT Flight Facility....Read More→ The post One Giant Step for Aggie Space Research appeared first on the Engineering News page.
Warding Off Superbugs with a Pinch of TurmericIn a new study, researchers at Texas A&M have evaluated a low-cost yet effective technology called photodynamic inactivation using curcumin to curb bacterial resistance....Read More→ The post Warding Off Superbugs with a Pinch of Turmeric appeared first on the Engineering News page.
MAYS BUSINESS SCHOOL
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- Mays Rises to No. 1 in U.S. News Rankings for Online Master’s in BusinessIn a remarkable 13-spot jump, Texas A&M University’s Mays Business School has claimed the No. 1 national ranking for Online Master’s in Business Programs in U.S. News & World Report’s 2025 rankings, solidifying its position as the leader in online graduate business education. Mays also secured the No. 1 spot for Online Master’s in Business [...] The post Mays Rises to No. 1 in U.S. News Rankings for Online Master’s in Business appeared first on Mays Business School Blog.
- Mays Business School Unveils the Valero Connection Multimedia WallTexas A&M University’s Mays Business School unveiled The Valero Connection, a state-of-the-art multimedia wall, as part of the dedication ceremony for the Mays Business Education Complex’s new Wayne Roberts ’85 Building on Jan. 9. The wall, which is prominently located in the Roberts Building’s Kay ’02 & Jerry Cox ’72 Atrium, marks Valero’s latest investment [...] The post Mays Business School Unveils the Valero Connection Multimedia Wall appeared first on Mays Business School Blog.
- Mays Business School and ConocoPhillips Debut the ConocoPhillips Collaboration PlazaTexas A&M University’s Mays Business School unveiled the new ConocoPhillips Collaboration Plaza, a 27,300-square-foot “outdoor living room” strategically located at the epicenter of the Mays Business Education Complex and key campus transportation routes. Approximately 10,000 students, faculty and staff are expected to visit the dynamic outdoor living and learning space daily. Campus leaders believe the [...] The post Mays Business School and ConocoPhillips Debut the ConocoPhillips Collaboration Plaza appeared first on Mays Business School Blog.
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH
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- Take heart: Know your heart attack risks and how to reduce themFebruary isn’t just about chocolate hearts—it’s also a time to think about the one beating in your chest. Heart disease is the root cause of heart attacks and the leading cause of death for men, women and people across most racial and ethnic groups. But the good news is, you can lower your risk through… The post Take heart: Know your heart attack risks and how to reduce them appeared first on Vital Record.
- New study reveals limitations in quantitative research on structural racism and provides solutionsThe study of structural racism—the laws, policies, practices and norms that create unequal access to resources and opportunities, particularly in health care—has matured into a robust field since its founding in the 1990s. Researchers have moved beyond commentaries and opinion pieces to data-driven research that measures its real-world impact. Now, a comprehensive review of the… The post New study reveals limitations in quantitative research on structural racism and provides solutions appeared first on Vital Record.
- New, national policy brief sheds light on unprecedented challenges faced by disaster workersNatural and human-made disasters are more frequent—and complex—than ever, and workers involved in their response and clean-up face unprecedented challenges. A new policy brief for the American Public Health Association (APHA) summarizes current conditions and explains how a focus on equity, resilience and capacity building could be a game changer for everyone involved. Here, Texas… The post New, national policy brief sheds light on unprecedented challenges faced by disaster workers appeared first on Vital Record.
COLLEGE OF VETERINARY MEDICINE AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES
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- Shoo, Fly! Keeping Cattle Comfortable And HealthyFlies might be seen as simply a pesky inconvenience, but for cattle, they’re much more of a concern. Because these tiny insects can cause stress, reduce feed intake, and spread diseases, when left unmanaged, they can significantly impact cattle health, comfort, and productivity. Dr. Eric Kneese, a clinical assistant professor at the Texas A&M College […] The post Shoo, Fly! Keeping Cattle Comfortable And Healthy appeared first on VMBS News.
- Former Students Pay It Forward By Supporting Veterinary Students With ScholarshipsPam ‘75 and Larry ‘73 Little continue their tradition of supporting Aggies with veterinary scholarships. Pam ‘75 and Larry ‘73 Little caught the Aggie spirit at an early age. Larry, a first-generation college student, grew up in north Bryan, where his father owned a grocery store called Little’s Drive-In Grocery. Pam, on the other hand, […] The post Former Students Pay It Forward By Supporting Veterinary Students With Scholarships appeared first on VMBS News.
- Parental Alcohol Abuse Predisposes Children To Cancer, Texas A&M Researchers FindNew research from the Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences (VMBS) has discovered that parents who chronically abuse alcohol can pass along adverse effects that increase their children’s susceptibility to cancer — especially in the liver. Researchers working in the lab of Dr. Michael Golding have previously demonstrated that paternal drinking habits […] The post Parental Alcohol Abuse Predisposes Children To Cancer, Texas A&M Researchers Find appeared first on VMBS News.
