Tarleton co-hosts business research symposium with UAFS
The College of Business Administration at Tarleton State University is co-hosting the Advances in Business Research Symposium, Nov. 11 and 12 at the University of Arkansas – Fort Smith.
Category: Academics & Research
Tarleton Business Plan winner advances to Fort Worth competition
The winner of Tarleton State University’s Business Plan Competition, Makr, LLC, is advancing to the City of Fort Worth’s event to compete against 29 other hopefuls for more than $50,000 in cash and in-kind services.
Tarleton, Czech academy sign faculty exchange agreement
An international initiative between Tarleton State University and the Police Academy of the Czech Republic in Prague becomes a reality with the signing of a memorandum of agreement giving both institutions opportunities to implement a faculty exchange program, as well as other reciprocal benefits.
Independence Day closures announced for Tarleton
In observance of Independence Day, all Tarleton State University administrative offices will be closed Thursday, July 4.
Tarleton’s Davis Hall is coming down
One of the oldest buildings at Tarleton State will be demolished beginning this week. Davis Hall, named for Tarleton’s 10th and longest serving president J. Thomas Davis (1914-1945), has heralded the front entrance to the Stephenville campus for more than 80 years.
Tarleton announces neuroscience minor
Tarleton State University students interested in studying the human brain may now minor in neuroscience, beginning this fall.
Tarleton Fort Worth hosts open house for prospective graduate students
Find out more about Tarleton State University’s graduate-level degree programs Saturday, June 29, at an open house for prospective students.
International CanSat rocket competition returns to Tarleton June 14-16
The 15th annual American Astronautical Society (AAS) CanSat Competition returns to Tarleton State University June 14 through 16, with 40 college and university teams from around the world vying for top honors.
Tarleton hosts ceremony honoring Rudder’s part in historic invasion
It was a date that changed the world. June 6, 1944, 75 years ago. D-Day. The invasion of American and allied forces on the beaches of Normandy in France designed to stop German aggression in Europe.
Tarleton team to conduct mitigation project ahead of lake expansion
Professors from Tarleton State University are partnering with the Palo Pinto County Municipal Water District No. 1 to conduct mitigation work for the planned expansion of Lake Palo Pinto known as the Turkey Peak Reservoir project, and explore methods to conserve the riparian habitat along the streams feeding the lake.