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Tarleton State University faculty members Drs. Cessna Winslow and Sarah Maben, both in the Department of Communication Studies, presented papers and pedagogy posters at the Southwest Education Council for Journalism and Mass Communication Nov. 4-5 in West Memphis, Ark.
In concert with last week’s 40th anniversary of Tarleton State University’s nursing program, retired U.S. Air Force Col. Charles Leigon deeded farmland near Morgan Mill to provide financial assistance for students.
Tarleton State University today celebrates 40 years of nursing—A Legacy of Caring and Excellence—honoring those who helped jumpstart the program in the early 1970s as well as current and past faculty and staff.
For its second production of the 2016-17 season, Theatre at Tarleton presents the famous Shakespearean comedy, “Twelfth Night,” a wildly improbable, hugely entertaining fantasy.
Tarleton State University’s Dr. Derrill Watson is at Moscow State University this week sharing best practices in teaching and improving case studies on food policy and the advantages of active learning methods.
Primary pedestrian traffic routes along Vanderbilt Street within the Tarleton State University campus will change for the next four to six weeks as construction on the utility and infrastructure project progresses westward.
The College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences and Tarleton’s Collegiate FFA Chapter is set to welcome approximately 1,600 high school FFA members on Thursday, Nov. 3, as part of the annual Tarleton State University Invitational Leadership Career Development Event (LCDE).
Tarleton State University is observing its 2nd annual Research and Scholarship Appreciation Week and, yesterday announced awards and recognitions following a showcase of research activities of undergraduate and graduate students in oral and poster presentations.
Tarleton State University’s Speaker Symposium Series continues Monday, Nov. 7, when artist Margaret Meehan discusses her Artspace San Antonio exhibition, Decoration Day, an originally commissioned exhibit focused on the hidden stories of female soldiers during the American Civil War.
Following an extensive national search, Dr. Quenton R. Dokken has been selected executive director of the Texas Institute for Applied Environmental Research (TIAER) at Tarleton State University. Dokken begins his new duties Nov. 7.