Texas A&M University–Central Texas welcomed 246 students on Sept. 26 for Warrior Preview Day, the institution’s annual recruiting event designed to showcase academic programs, support services, and transfer opportunities. The half-day program, held from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., included academic and resource fairs, guided tours, and student panels. University officials said the event remains…
Zachary Whitt’s undeniable love of history didn’t come from a classroom experience. He didn’t fall in love with the stories of ordinary people who made indelible marks on society, culture, and political outcomes. No. His love of history bloomed as a 9-year-old with deft command of a video game controller and an all-consuming desire to…
A familiar face joined the ranks of officer for the University Police Department (UPD) at Texas A&M University–Central Texas on Thursday afternoon when Joseph Gallegos was sworn in following successful completion of training at the Central Texas Police Academy. Gallegos, from Copperas Cove, started with the UPD at age 17 as a part-time security officer….
This fall, A&M–Central Texas proudly shares the inaugural edition of Momentum, our university magazine. Created to reflect who we are, what we do, and what matters most to us, Momentum is a celebration of the purpose that drives our university forward. As you’ll read in the Editor’s Note by Dr. Karén Clos, Momentum reminds us…
Texas A&M University–Central Texas has welcomed two new professors with international experience to the College of Arts and Sciences this fall. Gabriel Araújo Gabriel Araújo, a Brazilian-born composer and sound engineer, has joined the Department of Humanities as an assistant professor of music. Araújo earned a bachelor’s degree in composition from the Federal University of…
Reading List Picture this: you are lying in a hospital bed, gown tied awkwardly at the back, heartbeat monitor beeping like a metronome gone rogue. A doctor sweeps in, glances at your chart, rattles off a diagnosis, and disappears to the next room, leaving you with a swirl of confusion and worry. Then a nurse…
In an effort to help meet the growing demand for nursing practitioners, Texas A&M University–Central Texas is expanding its degree offerings to include the Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) degree in Nursing Administration. Opening in August 2026, the new degree is for nurses looking to advance their career in administrative roles and have more…
Artificial Intelligence continues to transform our society, and it promises to do so even more as it keeps improving. Some of those developments give us reasons to be ever more optimistic. As an aging adult I love that AI is improving health care through early diagnosis and personalized treatments. As the parent of a child…
By Jonathan Petty – Texas A&M University–Central Texas is once again collecting books to benefit young readers as part of this year’s convocation activities. Sponsored by the Curriculum and Instruction Department of the College of Education and Human Development, faculty and staff are encouraged to drop books off in donation boxes located in Warrior Hall…
By Karen Clos Long before she was a major in the U.S. Army, well before she could conceive the direction her life would take her, Azucena Avalos Towne, 36, was proving her mettle without even knowing it. The youngest of five children, she grew up in San Bernardino County, California, on a farm south of…
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