Two with Tarleton Ties Join Journal of Social Media in Society
Two Tarleton State University alumna have joined the editorial team of The Journal of Social Media in Society.
Tarleton Professor Chosen to Lead ADSA Board
Tarleton State University’s Dr. Barbara Jones has been named President of the American Dairy Science Association Southern Branch Board of Directors for 2021-2022.
Tarleton Summer Commencement Exercises Set for Aug. 6
Tarleton State University will confer diplomas in two ceremonies at summer commencement exercises Aug. 6 at Memorial Stadium on the Stephenville campus.
Tarleton Launches Mobile Discovery Lab
Tarleton State University’s Center for Educational Excellence Mobile Discovery Lab launched at BSA Camp Tonkawa in Tuscola, Texas, on June 26.
Tarleton Added to Vetted Teacher Residency Program
Tarleton State University has been named to the Texas Education Agency Vetted Teacher Residency Program.
ASAS Names Dr. Brandon Smith 2021 Outstanding Young Animal Scientist
Tarleton State University’s Dr. Brandon Smith this week received the 2021 Outstanding Young Animal Scientist Award in Education, presented during the annual meeting of the Southern Section of the American Society of Animal Science in Louisville, Ky.
Tarleton, Life School Reach Agreement Benefiting High School Seniors
Life School and Tarleton State University agreed recently to a plan to help LS seniors get their college education.
Tarleton’s Ortiz Wins Distinguished Dissertation Award
Dr. Rosalinda Ortiz in the Communication Studies Department at Tarleton State University was awarded Ball State University’s Distinguished Dissertation Award for her research on Hispanic students’ progress through dual credit programs.
Tarleton Making Name, Organizational Changes
Tarleton State University has announced a series of name and organizational changes of colleges and departments within the Division of Academic Affairs as part of the university’s strategic planning process.
Tarleton Prepares to Launch Fall Student Success Initiative
Tarleton State University has received a $691,158 multi-year grant from the Greater Texas Foundation to launch a new student success initiative this fall.