Title IV-E Conference Nov. 7, 2025: Scott Cooley, left, Senior Staff Attorney for the Texas Children’s Commission, and Brody Burks, Assistant Attorney General of Texas. Texas A&M University–Central Texas welcomed child welfare professionals, students, and community partners for its annual Title IV-E Conference on Nov. 7, an event dedicated to advancing dialogue and solutions for…
Article courtesy of Temple College Learn more about the A&M–Central Texas campus at TC Temple College and Texas A&M University–Central Texas (A&M–Central Texas) today signed a memorandum of understanding that expands their partnership and establishes A&M–Central Texas as the sole university partner operating within the new University Center inside Temple College’s recently opened Main Building….
Seven education majors at Texas A&M University–Central Texas received the Charles Butt Scholarship for Aspiring Teachers and were recognized during a campus ceremony on Nov. 10, celebrating their achievement. The scholarship, part of the Charles Butt Foundation’s Raising Texas Teachers initiative, provides $8,000-to-$10,000 per year for up to four years to education majors pursuing teaching…
Eight faculty, staff, and students from Texas A&M University–Central Texas attended the Texas Conference on Student Success in Austin, an event supported by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board. The A&M–Central Texas contingent highlighted innovative initiatives on campus and explored strategies to help students thrive. Stephanie Legree-Roberts presented the Success 360 Initiative, detailing how the…
By Jonathan Petty It’s not very often a university president spends his afternoon hooting at second graders. But that’s exactly what happened when Texas A&M University–Central Texas President Dr. Richard M. Rhodes read “Owl Moon” to Samantha Torres’ second-grade class at Pershing Park Elementary on Wednesday. Dr. Rhodes, along with Dean of the College of…
Reading List Education predates school. Before we had chalkboards or Chromebooks, knowledge was transmitted orally through stories, myths, rituals, and apprenticeships. From ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia to the scholarly traditions of Confucian China and the philosophical dialogues of Ancient Greece, learning was communal and often reserved for elites or specific castes. The invention of writing…
By Jonathan Petty Above: Director of Economic Development for Oncor Electric Delivery Wilson Peppard speaks to the crowd at the Texas A&M University–Central Texas Energy Summit on Tuesday in the Bill Yowell Conference Center on campus. Peppard updated those in attendance on the trends in energy production and consumption. Texas A&M University–Central Texas hosted local…
Courtesy Article Temple College’s Mary Alice Performing Arts Center will host two senior recitals this fall, offering audiences an opportunity to experience the artistry and dedication of students from Texas A&M University–Central Texas. Both performances are free and open to the public. The first recital will take place on Sunday, Oct. 26, at 6 p.m….
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Reading List You never forget your first bad boss. Maybe it was the restaurant manager who made you clock out every time you went to the bathroom, even during 10-hour shifts. Or the retail supervisor who scheduled you to work double shifts on your birthday but let his niece come in late every day because…
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