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By Karen Clos, Director of Communications – Marihelen Oxford is a history student at A&M–Central Texas. She was recommended by professor Timothy Hemmis for a fellowship at the Houston Holocaust Museum. When A&M-Central Texas history professor Timothy Hemmis, Ph.D., saw an email from the Houston Holocaust Museum announcing the Warren Fellowship for Future Teachers, he…
Outdoor Forensics Lab Opens at A&M–Central Texas
by Demetra Paizanis, Communications Coordinator – Dr. Tammy Bracewell, associate professor of criminal justice and chair of the social sciences department at Texas A&M University–Central Texas, addresses the gathering at a ribbon cutting for the new outdoor forensics lab. Texas A&M University-Central Texas opened a permanent outdoor forensic training lab on May 8 with a…
Taming the Universe: Malali’s Engineering Program is Accelerating
By Karen Clos, Director of Communications – When A&M-Central Texas Assistant Professor of engineering, Praveen Malali, 41, is in his mechanical engineering technology lab, he is very much – pardon the pun – in his element. There, on the fourth floor of Warrior Hall, an impressive inventory of pump systems, flow meters, AC trainers, heat…
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Tiphani Morris’s Long Way Forward
By Demetra Paizanis Communications Coordinator She graduated high school around six months pregnant. Alongside her husband, still barely out of adolescence themselves, made a decision that would determine the shape of their lives. They would keep going. College came next, then work, then parenting, each arriving without waiting for the others to settle. Days stretched…
On an Orchard in Mississippi, a Pilot Keeps Her Eyes on the Sky
By Demetra Paizanis On quiet mornings in Merigold, Miss., sunlight filters slowly through the pecan branches outside Rebecca Parker’s home office window, catching on the long rows of orchard trees that stretch across her family’s four acres. Dew settles on the grass in silvery beads, birds rustle in the branches, and the world takes its…
