“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…
Texas A&M University–Central Texas will welcome prospective students to its campus for Warrior Preview Day on Oct. 5, a special event designed to showcase the unique opportunities available at the university. As the only upper-level institution in the state, A&M–Central Texas was created to make finishing a bachelor’s degree more affordable and predictable and is…
The Texas A&M University–Central Texas Fall Convocation, an all-employee gathering to welcome in the Fall 2024 Semester, will be held Thursday, Aug. 22, at 7:30 a.m. And there will be something special for staff, faculty, and administrators in attendance. More than the usual basket of muffins, fresh fruit, and breakfast tacos. Members of the university’s…
“I’m from a very, very rural area in Arkansas, and so most of the professional women I came in contact with as a little girl were teachers, so I wanted to be a teacher,” Amy Mersiovsky recalls. But life had other plans. At the tender age of 12, Mersiovsky was diagnosed with scoliosis, a condition…
The nursing program at Texas A&M University–Central Texas is adapting to better address nursing shortages while accommodating the need for more nurses with bachelor’s degrees. While the industry has seen a decline in the number of RNs nationwide, the call for nurses with bachelor’s degrees is increasing. The Institute of Medicine is calling for at…
Texas A&M University–Central Texas presents the “Read Today, Lead Tomorrow-Warriors Supporting Young Readers” university-wide book donation initiative as a part of this year’s Convocation activities, hosted by the Curriculum and Instruction Department of the College of Human Development and Education. The event will take place at the Bill Yowell Conference Center in Warrior Hall on…
Picture this: a young boy in the bustling heart of Killeen, eyes wide with admiration as he listens to his mother, a dedicated nurse, recount stories of her day spent tending to patients with unwavering compassion and skill. Fascinated by the tales she shared about her experiences at the hospital and captivated by her impact…
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