By Demetra Paizanis Master’s degree holders earn nearly 20% more annually than their counterparts with bachelor’s degrees, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. In response to the increasing demand for higher education, Texas A&M University–Central Texas is expanding its graduate programs to provide students with enhanced knowledge, personal growth opportunities, and accelerated career success….
Jonathan Petty As the new academic year approaches, Texas A&M University–Central Texas is set to welcome its incoming class with the annual New Student Orientation on January 11, 2025, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The event will be held at the Bill Yowell Conference Center, located within Warrior Hall. This orientation aims to help…
Demetra Paizanis When contemplating a graduate degree, many of us picture two things: the prestige of extra letters after our name (hello, Dr. or M.A.) and the student loans lurking like Voldemort in a Harry Potter sequel. But is the journey up this academic mountain worth it? Let’s crunch the numbers, sprinkle in some real talk,…
Jonathan Petty Texas A&M University–Central Texas will officially kick off the Spring 2025 term with Convocation on Thursday, Jan. 16, with special guest speaker Kimberly S. Dickman, Ed.D. Faculty and staff will gather for the bi-annual start of term at 9 a.m. in the Bill Yowell Conference Center on campus.Dr. Dickman is a legacy alum…
Above: Hope Ash, Kaiya Fowler, and David Perez-Guerra Three students from Texas A&M University-Central Texas’s Bachelor of Music program – Kaiya Fowler, Hope Ash, and David Perez-Guerra – won first place in their respective categories at the South Texas Chapter of the National Association of Teachers of Singing Competition. Held April 9 in Corpus Christi,…
Dr. Michael R. Daley, chair and professor of the Texas A&M-Central Texas University Social Work Department, was unanimously selected for the prestigious honor of this year’s CSWE Distinguished Recent Contributions to Social Work Education Award. The Council on Social Work Education (CSWE) is the national association representing social work education in the United States and…
Lidia Valentin grew up in the small town of CofradÃa de La Luz Jalisco, Mexico. Completing middle school was the highest educational aspirations for many students in her town, and high school was a luxury that not all could afford. But Lidia’s family always had some type of family-run business and was able to afford…
Above: Student Taylor O’Donnell (L) speaks with Dr. Casey (R) about floor robots An education professor from Texas A&M University-Central Texas, Dr. Elizabeth Casey, is working alongside the U.S Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA). She received a grant of $150,000 from the institute which has given her the freedom…
A group of future teachers from Texas A&M University-Central Texas got a first-hand look at the challenges of receiving an education in a second language by immersing themselves in a new community, speaking a new language. The result, their advisor said, will make them better educators in Texas. In July, the future educators visited Mexico…
For educators at any level, each semester is a new chance to improve their classes and try new things to help their students learn. Professors at the university level are no exception. Dr. Daniel Clark and Dr. Walter Murphy have both gained valuable insight from experimenting with new methods in their respective classrooms. In their collaborative article,…
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