Texas A&M University-Central Texas has selected Dr. Allen Redmon as the next Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences.

Beginning in the Fall 2022 semester, Redmon will serve as the academic and administrative leader for the college and will be responsible for the strategic and academic direction of its operations. As dean he will work with department chairs, faculty and staff to achieve the goals of the college and the university through shared governance, collaborative and consultative processes and consensus-building. Read More

In the summer of 2022, Officer Phyllis Shaffer assumed her new role as Communications Officer at the Texas A&M University-Central Texas University Police Department (UPD). She has moved quickly through their ranks, all while studying at A&M-Central Texas to earn her bachelor’s degree in criminal justice.

When she first thought about working with the UPD, Shaffer was drawn in by the strong emphasis officers put on building relationships on-campus. After shadowing others in the department as an intern, she found that to be true. Read More

A&M-Central Texas Professors Michael Daley and Claudia Rappaport never imagined that they would be celebrating their 2019 Pioneer Award from the National Association of Social Workers in 2022. The designation, rarely awarded to more than one scholar in the same university, took both of them by surprise. Read More

This fall students at Texas A&M University-Central Texas will have new options to focus on specific interests in psychological sciences with an online Master of Science in Applied Psychology degree. Read More

Texas A&M University-Central Texas will be attending EAA AirVenture 2022 in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, held July 25-31. Led by Carson Pearce, associate lecturer of aviation science, a team of four faculty and staff members will represent the university at the largest air show in North America. Read More

Two officers were sworn in, and another promoted during an official ceremony conducted by the Texas A&M-Central Texas University Police Department Monday afternoon in the Bernie Beck Lecture Hall on the A&M-Central Texas campus.Read More

Texas A&M University-Central Texas has announced the appointment of Dr. Sam Fiala to assistant provost and assistant vice president of Academic Affairs, effective June 1, 2022.

In this role, he will be involved with long-range and strategic academic planning, student success initiatives, support of undergraduate programs and academic program review. He will also work closely with Dr. Kellie Cude, associate provost and senior associate vice president for Academic Affairs, on accreditation efforts.

A&M-Central Texas has been named a recipient of the Campus Prevention Network (CPN) Seal of Prevention. Presented by EVERFI and Parchment, the CPN Seal of Prevention is awarded to institutions of higher education that have demonstrated a commitment to digital prevention programs tied to student safety, well-being, and inclusion.

Two newly-implemented financial assistance programs, with initial funding provided by the A&M-Central Texas Foundation, are now available to families with adjusted gross incomes less than $40,000 per year, and to military service students.

Texas A&M University-Central Texas announced the appointment of Dr. Jeff Kirk, a Lampasas County resident, as the new dean of the College of Education, according to a news release from the university. Kirk has a doctorate in educational psychology and a certificate in advanced studies in educational research from the University of Albany, a graduate degree from the University of Oklahoma in instructional psychology and technology and an undergraduate degree from the University of Maryland in Management Studies.