Community Gathers to Celebrate A&M-Central Texas CORE Building Groundbreaking
From left: Texas A&M University System Chancellor John Sharp and A&M-Central Texas President Richards Rhodes.
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A&M-Central Texas’ Jerry Jones Remembers 25+ Years as a Professor, Scholar, and Dean
When Jerry Jones, Ph.D., enters a room, he does so quietly, pulling up a chair, situating himself comfortably, and completely and without pretention, telling the story of over three decades of teaching, leading, and learning. Twenty-eight of those years, he says, were at A&M-Central Texas or the three other universities that pre-dated it, and, as…
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Julia Smith
Student Spotlight College of Arts & Sciences Student Spotlight Series The College of Arts and Sciences is pleased to partner with some truly remarkable students. They are hardworking and determined, and realize successes in the classroom and beyond. The CAS Student Spotlight Series celebrates and showcases some of these great students. Although she had no…
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A&M-Central Texas Students and Faculty Attend Regional Psychology Conference
Eight students and faculty from Texas A&M University—Central Texas attended the 2024 Southwestern Psychological Association Conference. Over the three-day event, the attendees engaged in a series of workshops, research presentations, and teaching demonstrations. Queen Miller and Amanda McHugh received Psi Chi Regional Awards for their student projects and the opportunity to lead designated presentations sessions….
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A&M–Central Texas Inducts Inaugural Class Into Psi Chi Chapter
Texas A&M University–Central Texas celebrated its inaugural class of inductees into the newly formed chapter of the Psi Chi honor society last Friday, recognizing two professors and 40 students who met the requirements for inclusion into the prestigious society. Assistant Vice President and Dean of Student Affairs Dr. Brandon Griggs welcomed those in attendance, recognizing…
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79-Year-Old Student Graduating in May, Headed to Texas A&M University in College Station for Graduate Degree
Charles “Chuck” Simmons, 79, has always wanted to finish the undergraduate degree he began more than 50 years ago, but, he says, his life got in the way. It was the 1970s, he recalls, and he and a couple of colleagues also working on their degree at Sam Houston State University would make the three-hour…
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First Psi Chi Induction at A&M—Central Texas
Texas A&M University—Central Texas is hosting the university’s first Psi Chi Psychology Honor Society induction ceremony, celebrating the academic achievements of 40 students and two faculty members on April 12 at 4:30 p.m. in the Bill Yowell Conference Center in Warrior Hall. Founded in 1929, Psi Chi, the International Honor Society in Psychology, has a…
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Social Work Chair Receives Award for Outstanding Service
At the recent Association of Baccalaureate Social Work Program Directors (BPD) 41st Annual Conference in New Orleans Dr. Michael Daley, TAMUCT Regents Professor and Chair of the Department was presented with an award for Outstanding Service. BPD is the national organization representing over 550 undergraduate social work programs in the United States. The award was…
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A&M–Central Texas Offering Nursing Students Opportunities to Complete the BSN More Quickly
The nursing program at Texas A&M University–Central Texas is adapting to better meet the needs of students seeking a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree by offering 6 hours of summer classes to students who have not yet completed their associate’s degree, and changing to an 8-week term format. Registration is open for the summer…
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Shannon Potter
Alumni Spotlight College of Arts & Sciences Alumni Spotlight Series Shannon Potter, a recent graduate of Texas A&M University – Central Texas (TAMUCT), shares a remarkable journey from earning a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree to becoming a certified bariatric nurse (CBN) and a nurse navigator in the field of bariatric surgery. Shannon…
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