Reading List By the time you reach theater doors, the line has already lost its shape, spilling sideways, bunching at the rope stanchions, inching forward in uneven bursts. Someone is arguing about assigned seats. Someone else apologizes for standing too close while standing too close. A couple behind you smells sharply of winter coats damp…
By Demetra PaizanisCommunications Coordinator TEMPLE—Temple College marked its 100th anniversary Friday, Jan. 16, with the opening of a new building that includes a University Center, providing students the opportunity to complete bachelor’s degrees through Texas A&M University–Central Texas without leaving the Temple area. The two institutions have operated for years under a memorandum of understanding…
By Karen ClosDirector of Communications & Media Relations Employees receiving Staff Appreciation Awards for going above and beyond were (pictured left to right) Dr. Karen Clos, Todd Lutz representing Natalie Bailey, Mia Coltrane, Jerry Jaime, Debbie Morrison, Walter Murphy,, Marissa Perez, Asia Terry, Patrice Taylor, and Andrew Woodward. A&M–Central Texas celebrated 12 employees at the…
by Jonathan Petty, Director of Enrollment Marketing and Communications KILLEEN — Texas A&M University–Central Texas is starting the new year with a new program for military personnel. Administrators at the university announced a $2 million commitment to develop the Military Talent Pipeline (MTP), assisting in the training and credentialing of active-duty military members, their spouses,…
by Karen Clos (Above) De’Ionte Jones was selected for a prestigious internship in Washington, D.C. Temple resident, veteran, and recent Texas A&M University–Central Texas graduate, De’Ionte Jones, 28, came very close to scrolling right past an email that quite literally contained an offer that was exactly the long-shot opportunity that he had been waiting for….
by Karen Clos (Above) Gregory Bourgeois (left) and Robert Wells received the Got Your 6 Award at the annual Military and Veterans Services banquet, recognizing them for their support of military-affiliated students on campus. Two Texas A&M University–Central Texas employees, Associate Director of Enrollment Services, Gregory Bourgeois, and ROTC Operations Coordinator and College of Arts…
By Jonathan Petty (Above) Dr. Brad Buckley, center, is presented the Texas A&M University–Central Texas Warrior Leadership Award during commencement ceremony on Dec. 12 by The Texas A&M University System Chancellor Glenn Hegar and A&M–Central Texas President Richard M. Rhodes, Ph.D. As part of its December graduation ceremony on Friday, Dec. 12, Texas A&M University–Central…
By Karen Clos Recent Texas A&M University–Central Texas graduate and Georgetown resident, Glenda Nord, 73, calls herself “backwards” but she laughs when she admits it, and her steely deep sapphire blue eyes squint just a little bit at the corners as she throws her head back as if her whole body were enjoying the irony….
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…
By Demetra Paizanis Texas A&M University–Central Texas hosted its third annual Student Research Symposium on Friday, Dec. 5, at Bernie Beck Lecture Hall, where undergraduate and graduate students from multiple disciplines presented original research. Organized by the Division of Research and Innovation with support from the Psychology Club and the Psi Chi Honor Society, the…
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