By Karen Clos The College of Business Administration at Texas A&M University–Central Texas has been ranked No. 54 in the nation for online, undergraduate business programs by the U.S. News & World Report. This marks the second straight year A&M–Central Texas online programs have made a significant jump in the national rankings. The jump in…
Chris Landry, 28, the middle son of Dale and Tina Landry, has been giving his mother grey hair for the last two and a half decades. He started young. Very young. In fact, he can remember his exact age when he recognized – and embraced – a daredevil spirit that is with him to this…
Almost 100 former A&M-Central Texas students and their guests attended an inaugural brunch celebrating the A&M-Central Texas Alumni Association which recognized three Central Texas leaders with awards this past Saturday, Sept. 21. Justice Gregory Johnson, Bell County Justice of the Peace, Precinct Four, Place One, was keynote speaker. Alumni Association Board President, Matthew Jimenez was…
Two prominent Central Texas businesses have been in partnership with Texas A&M University-Central Texas for the past two years, originally opening offices on campus, offering internships, opportunities for full-time employment, and conducting research. Centex Technologies is a leading IT consulting company founded in 2006, serving both public and private sectors with a comprehensive suite of…
The Texas A&M University–Central Texas College of Business Administration was ranked 59th by the U.S. News & World Report for best online undergraduate business programs. The updated ranking showed the program moving up nearly 40 spots from its No. 98 ranking a year ago. Mark White, vice president of marketing at U.S. News & World…
Texas A&M University–Central Texas held a ceremonial ribbon cutting Thursday afternoon to name its fast-growing computer information systems department after local technology savant and entrepreneur Abdul B. Subhani. Over 100 attendees celebrated the renaming and recognized Subhani’s commitment to the community. The Subhani Foundation set up an endowment fund in honor of its founder Abdul…
The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) announced last week that A&M-Central Texas has earned international accreditation for its College of Business Administration. Founded in 1916, AACSB is the longest-serving global accrediting body for business schools, and the largest business education network connecting learners, educators, and businesses worldwide. Stephanie M. Bryant, executive vice…
Above: Dr. Anitha Chennamaneni and Provost Dr. Peg Gray-Vickrey welcome students to the cybersecurity camp. Texas A&M-Central Texas’ College of Business Administration kicked off its free week-long cybersecurity camp for local high school students. The camp is designed for high school students to increase their knowledge of cyberspace, explore various cybersecurity careers, and learn to practice safe…
Economic, environmental and social demands have today’s businesses—large and small—reassessing their leadership needs. With a goal of sustainable profitability and growth in the face of these challenges, many businesses have adopted a new leadership paradigm, focusing on the common needs of people, the planet, and business profitability. Margarita Villarreal, a graduate of the Texas A&M…
It’s a common story to hear at Texas A&M University-Central Texas: A high school graduate enlists in the military at a young age. Then, when they return home from service, they realize that they do not have the academic credentials to go into the traditional baccalaureate program they have their eyes on. For these people,…
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