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Texas A&M University-Central Texas to host Fall Focus 2026: Going Analog
Posted onBy Demetra Paizanis, Communications Coordinator – Texas A&M University-Central Texas will host Fall Focus 2026: Going Analog, a one-day program encouraging the university community to use analog tools and participate in hands-on creative activities, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 16, at locations across campus. Presented by the College of Arts and Sciences,…
For the Love of Creepy Crawlies and Students: Professor Recognized with National Award
Posted onBy Karen Clos,Director of University Communications and Media Relations – When Associate Professor and Department Chair, Laura Weiser Erlandson, Ph.D., applied for the A&M-Central Texas biology department teaching position in 2014, the university’s first building had been standing for fewer than five years, the second was under construction, and a third was on the horizon….
Texas A&M University-Central Texas seeks Maker’s Showcase entries
Posted onBy Demetra Paizanis, Communications Coordinator – Texas A&M University-Central Texas will host the Fall 2026 Student Maker’s Showcase, an exhibition of student-made artwork and other creations, from noon to 1 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 16, on the second floor of Heritage Hall. Submissions are due Tuesday, Sept. 1. Undergraduate and graduate students at AM-Central Texas may…
CEHD Spotlight | Education and Human Development | Featured Stories | News | Spotlights | Student Success | Warrior Spotlight | Warrior StoriesThe Bed Nesrin Fields Had to Lift Herself
Posted onBy Demetra Paizanis, Communications Coordinator – The bed was in the middle of the open barracks bay when Nesrin Lesley Fields came back from formation. Not unmade. Not crooked. Flipped. The metal frame had been dragged out and overturned, its legs in the air, the mattress and blanket no longer a place to sleep. She…
CEHD Spotlight | Education and Human Development | Featured Stories | News | Spotlights | Student Success | Warrior SpotlightMark Edward Nicolas and the Long Way Back
Posted onBy Demetra Paizanis, Enrollment Communications Coordinator – The children were playing in the dirt parking lot when police cars began turning into the driveway and lining the street. The lot beside the apartment building was essentially their backyard, and Mark Edward Nicolas stood among the other children as officers forced the main door and moved…
History Student Explores Career in Holocaust Museum Archives
Posted onBy 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…