Texas A&M University–Central Texas invites the public to its 4th annual holiday celebration, Warrior Wonderland, set to take place on Friday, Dec. 6 from 6-9 p.m. at 1001 Leadership Place. Attendees can experience an array of activities from taking photos with Santa Claus to enjoy games, food, and music provided by local vendors. The event…
Texas A&M University–Central Texas has named Clifton T. Jones, Ph.D. the new Provost and Vice President for Academic and Student Affairs, beginning Jan. 1, 2025. He will fill the position vacated by Dr. Peg Gray-Vickrey who retired earlier this year. Jones currently serves as Vice Provost at Angelo State University in San Angelo. As Vice…
Texas A&M University-Central Texas lowered the university flag outside of Gen. Robert M. Shoemaker Founders Hall this week to observe the passing of the late Lt. Gen. (Ret.) Horace “Pete” Taylor. The flag will remain lowered until the conclusion of memorial, funeral, and burial services, said university president Richard M. Rhodes. “Gen. Taylor meant so…
Registration for the A&M-Central Texas Spring 2025 semester opens for new and returning students on Monday, November 4, at 8 a.m. Spring enrollment begins as final figures show Fall 2024 enrollment increased by 7% in headcount and 10% in semester credit hours. The University offers 30 undergraduate degrees and 20 graduate degrees, including a recently…
While colleges and universities around the U.S. continue to wrestle with declining enrollments at both the undergraduate and graduate degree levels, A&M-Central Texas—with its 20 graduate degree and 10 graduate certificate programs, including a new program in public administration opening in Spring 2025—is proving to be a source of continuing optimism as growth continues. In…
A&M-Central Texas is proud to announce the launch of a new graduate degree in Master of Public Administration (MPA) beginning in Spring 2025. This innovative graduate degree is designed to equip public service professionals, as well as military personnel transitioning to civilian careers, with the leadership and management skills needed to succeed in government and…
Texas A&M University–Central Texas is celebrating National Transfer Student Week (NTSW) Oct. 21-25 with several special events scheduled throughout the week. Initiated by the National Institute for the Study of Transfer Students (NISTS) in 2017, NTSW is a time set aside to recognize and celebrate transfer students and those who support their academic journey. A&M–Central…
Texas A&M University–Central Texas is excited to be among the six new Raising Texas Teachers partner universities announced by the Charles Butt Foundation. A&M–Central Texas joins more than 24 partner teacher preparation programs across the state collaborating with the Foundation to address persistent challenges in teacher preparation through innovative thinking and use of data. Participating…
Texas A&M University-Central Texas invites the campus community to join in its inaugural Scary-oke event on Oct. 30 at the Bill Yowell Conference Center.
Participants will have the chance to showcase their vocal talents…
Texas A&M University–Central Texas is set to host its 5th annual Child Welfare Conference on November 1. This event aims to unite students, faculty, and professionals to discuss pressing issues in child welfare. Kathryn Crittenden, event coordinator emphasized the impact of the conference. “It is my sincere hope that everyone who attends or participates in…
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