Enrollment in the A&M-Central Texas Graduate School and its programs has grown by double digits in the Spring 2023 Semester. Associate Provost and Dean of the Graduate School, Dr. Kellie Cude, believes that it may be the result of changes to the application process. “We made changes that made it easier for our undergraduate students…
February is nationally dedicated as Black History Month. The month was established to focus attention on and celebrate the contributions and accomplishments of African Americans in the United States. Texas A&M University – Central Texas’ Black Student Union (BSU) will be hosting a talent showcase, “Shine On Us” at 6 p.m., Friday, Feb. 24, on…
Just six months ago, Laura Dooley, 40, Ft. Hood resident, military spouse, and mom, packed her family SUV and took a trip she never imagined she would have the chance to take. On an average workday, the majority of her travel consisted of going in between the military housing at Fort Hood and A&M-Central Texas…
A&M-Central Texas recognized 12 University employees at 2023 Spring Convocation.The awards, designated for Staff Enrichment and Distinguished Supervisors, were made possible by generous donations from the Beck Family and the Yowell Family, allowing the University to recognize their achievement with a plaque and modest monetary award. The awards, recipients, and their respective departments are as…
Killeen resident Frantzy Mesadieu, 43, was born on a slender finger of land almost 3,000 miles from his home in Central Texas, but he still remembers its beauty and its people, and how this place – and his eventual transition to both U.S. citizenship and a Texan – framed both his past and his future….
Texas A&M University–Central Texas’ Student Government Association (SGA) welcomed local high school organizations to campus for Carter BloodCare’s Great Leaders Initiative on Wednesday, Jan. 25. The day-long conference focused on strengthening leadership skills, community engagement, and team building. A&M – Central Texas’ SGA’s central objective is to promote student leadership and serve as catalysts for…
Community and business leaders gathered at Texas A&M University–Central Texas for the third annual Forge University Research Park and Innovation District Summit Wednesday, Jan. 11. Attendees heard from A&M–Central Texas leadership, president and CEO of the Greater Killeen Chamber of Commerce Scott Connell, principal at architect and urban design firm Perkins&WIll Stephen Coulston, and keynote…
See program details and how to apply. Greater Texas Foundation (GTF) awarded $1.56 million to Texas A&M University—Central Texas to benefit Early College High School students who transition to the university to complete their bachelor’s degree. The grant will fund the GTF Warrior Scholar’s Program scheduled to launch in the fall of 2023 with a…
New students were welcomed to Texas A&M University–Central Texas during New Student Orientation on Friday. Attendees received a swag bag and information about resources, university culture, and financial aid. University staff informed students of all the services and resources available to them and gave them helpful tips to prepare them for a successful first semester….
Attend the summit: More information about attending the Forge University Research Park and Innovation District Summit can be found on the Killeen Chamber of Commerce website: Click here. In partnership with U.S. Army Operational Test Command (USAOTC) and the Greater Killeen Chamber of Commerce, Texas A&M University – Central Texas is hosting the third annual…
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