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Texas A&M University Contributes More Than $22 Billion To Texas Economy
As Texas leads the nation in jobs over the past 12 months, Texas A&M University’s statewide economic impact broke $22.3 billion, according to a recent analysis of data from Fiscal Year 2022-2023.
Galveston’s Dr. Christopher Marshall Named Regents Professor By Texas A&M System
On November 19, the Texas A&M University System announced that the Texas A&M University System Board of Regents named Dr. Christopher Marshall as a Regents Professor during their November meeting. This recognition honors Marshall’s impact on the university, state of Texas and the scientific community as a professor in the marine biology department and director ...
Improving Texas Oyster Farming Starts Small: Q&A With Cathy Verneuil
Bldg. 311 sat down with Cathy Verneuil ’26 to discuss her upcoming undergraduate research scholar thesis. The marine biology and marine fisheries double major hopes to improve the oyster farming industry in Texas while getting hands-on experience in research and aquaculture. You’re at the very beginning stages of your research project. Can you tell us ...
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Texas A&M University System Regents Select Glenn Hegar As Sole Finalist To Be Chancellor
The Texas A&M University System’s Board of Regents on Friday selected Comptroller Glenn Hegar ’93 as the sole finalist to be chancellor of The Texas A&M University System. Hegar, a Republican, has served in the Texas House of Representatives and Texas Senate before first being elected comptroller in 2014. He won re-election in 2018 and ...
Kelly Teichman Named Texas A&M Galveston Annual Mardi Gras Party Honoree
Kelly Teichman ‘91 will be honored at Texas A&M University at Galveston’s 10th Annual Mardi Gras Parade Viewing Party, celebrating her contributions to the Galveston Campus, maritime industry and community as a whole. “We are excited to honor Kelly for her continuous commitment and support of the Galveston Campus. Kelly continues a family legacy of ...
Texas A&M Offers In-State Tuition for Civilian USCG Degrees
Texas A&M University is offering in-state tuition for all incoming U.S. undergraduate students who select a U.S. Coast Guard license program offered at its Galveston Campus beginning the 2025 fall semester. The move aims to offset the national shortage of maritime professionals in fields critical to national security and economic prosperity. “Most of us are ...