Texas A&M-Central Texas Assistant Professor Lavanya Elluri is the new recipient of a competitive two-year National Science Foundation grant totaling $170,062. Her research proposal, submitted earlier this year, focuses on federal and state laws regarding data privacy and protection and the need to better address Cybersecurity of IoT – known as “the Internet of Things.”…
With the proliferation of artificial intelligence shaping the modern marketplace, finding models and uses for the technology has become an increasingly important endeavor for computer scientists. Students, faculty and staff at Texas A&M University–Central Texas were treated to a glimpse into research surrounding the field recently by a pair of visiting professors from Poland. Dariusz…
A&M-Central Texas graduate student and Nolanville resident Leiah Ortiz has been awarded a prestigious fellowship from The National Board of Certified Counselors – Minority Fellowship Program, a federally-funded program designed to increase the number of counselors working with underserved minority populations. Ortiz is one of 37 fellows selected across the United States for a $10,000…
The Texas A&M University–Central Texas College of Business Administration was ranked 59th by the U.S. News & World Report for best online undergraduate business programs. The updated ranking showed the program moving up nearly 40 spots from its No. 98 ranking a year ago. Mark White, vice president of marketing at U.S. News & World…
Dr. Richard Rhodes has been named president of Texas A&M University-Central Texas, following a formal vote of the Texas A&M University Board of Regents at the regularly scheduled meeting in College Station. Rhodes has been serving as interim president since October 2023, following his retirement as chancellor of the Austin Community College District in September….
A&M-Central Texas is seeing significant increases in enrollment this spring. The number of students currently enrolled boasts a near 6% increase over last spring, according to data from the Institutional Research office. The current number of students enrolled is 2,239, and the total number of credit hours students are taking has increased by more than…
Twelve university employees were recognized with awards earlier this month at the A&M-Central Texas 2024 Spring Convocation. The awards were funded by two prominent donors: The Bill Yowell Family and The Bernie Beck Family. Each recipient receives a plaque memorializing their selection and a $1,000 cash award. The Staff Excellence Award Winners are: Distinguished Supervisor…
Killeen Daily herald article With a spread of homestyle food from Cracker Barrel, a social work society from Texas A&M University-Central Texas, members of the Killeen PD’s Homeless Outreach Team and volunteers from Jesus Hope & Love Mission, made sure no one walked away hungry from the Winter Feast on Saturday. “You just have to…
Above: Dr. Paul York, Associate Dean of Student Affairs A few weeks before the Christmas holidays, Paul York, associate dean of student engagement at A&M-Central Texas, was preparing to take one last road trip from Killeen to College Station. Although he might have enjoyed it, he was not returning to Texas A&M University for a football…
Above: Dr. Mark Milliron speaks to a gathering of faculty and staff at Texas A&M University–Central Texas’ spring convocation on Thursday. Milliron spoke on adopting a “new possible” mindset. Classes begin at A&M–Central Texas on Jan. 16. In his first convocation at Texas A&M University–Central Texas, Interim President Dr. Richard Rhodes flipped the script from previous…
End of content
End of content
Canvas provides access to courses, course and academic calendars, your instructors and more.
Find your shortest path to university resources, planning tools, bill payment and other vital services.
Find ready access to your TAMUCT.EDU student email account.