Almost 100 community members took advantage of an opportunity to explore A&M-Central Texas at Warrior Preview Day last Saturday, Oct. 5. The event, designed to introduce potential students and their guests to the university and its many offerings included informational sessions about admissions, degree programs, financial aid opportunities, and one-on-one conversations with university faculty and…
Dr. Michael Daley’s passion for social work was born from personal experience and education. While he’s always been interested in the human condition, his personal journey found him investing time in social work with a desire to help those around him. Now, as the director of the social work program at Texas A&M University—Central Texas,…
When Temple resident Kino Hickey, 50, reflects on his educational journey, he is quick to admit that his first experience as a university student was filled with challenges that eventually led him to giving up on ever earning his undergraduate degree. After four semesters of trying, he says, it was one obstacle after another, and,…
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…
Texas A&M University-Central Texas invites students to explore global learning opportunities through its Study Abroad program. One of the highlights of the upcoming year is the 2025 study-abroad program, titled “Cathedrals, Monuments, & Memorials: A Journey Through England’s Heart.” Taking place from May 19-27, 2025, this educational experience will take students through London, York, Canterbury,…
At times, walking across the Texas A&M University–Central Texas campus can be a little surreal. Wandering past one of the butterfly gardens on campus might find you navigating waves of orange and black as Monarch butterflies swarm your every step. The university is uniquely positioned to view up close and personal, one of nature’s unique…
“You may want to wear some bug spray.” It was a simple, yet common warning issued by Alyssa Taylor. It is summertime in Galveston, and the 2024 graduate of Texas A&M University–Central Texas was looking out for those around her. A hurricane pushed through the area a few weeks prior and that was followed by…
According to a February 2024 report from Columbia University, only about one-third of community college students transfer to four-year schools, and only 16% earn an undergraduate degree within six years. And, for those students who are low income or the first in their families to attend college, the transfer percentages from community colleges to universities…
The A&M-Central Texas Alumni Association will recognize three Central Texas leaders with awards at an inaugural ceremony upcoming September 21st. Honorees include Anthony Martinez, Ph.D., receiving the Distinguished Alumni Award, joined by Mr. Abdul Subhani, receiving the Distinguished Legacy Alumni Award, and Lt. Gen. (Ret.) Pete Taylor, receiving the Honorary Alumni Award. Recipients were nominated…
The College of Arts and Sciences and Texas A&M University–Central Texas will present a faculty spotlight featuring Dr. Michelle Dietert at 4:30 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 19 in the Bernie Beck Lecture Hall in Founder’s Hall on campus. A professor of sociology at A&M–Central Texas, Dietert’s research focuses on LGBTQ+ experiences specializing in qualitative research…
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