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In the midst of rapid change on campus and across the globe, Tarleton State University’s Student Counseling Services (SCS) remains open for business, not only assisting existing clients but offering support in a variety of ways and formats to the entire campus community.
The top 25 percent of the graduating class at Joshua High School has scholarship opportunities and guaranteed admission thanks to an agreement announced Monday night.
Tarleton State University has joined forces with the international organization GivingTuesday in declaring May 5 a day of grass roots philanthropy in response to covid-19.
Tarleton State University is allowing all incoming freshmen to register for classes and conduct orientation in a virtual format. Students can contact an adviser to register for fall 2020 classes starting Monday, April 27.
Tarleton State University’s annual Silver Taps ceremony was scheduled for April 16.
The formal event, held each spring, honors faculty, staff, students, alumni and friends who died the previous year. It is a cooperative effort of the Texan Corps of Cadets, Tarleton Ambassadors, Division of Institutional Advancement and Tarleton Alumni Association.
Financial assistance is available for Tarleton State University students facing hardships during the COVID-19 pandemic, thanks to the generosity of the school’s foundation and an unnamed donor.
Tarleton State University today donated 110 COVID-19 testing kits to the Stephenville Medical and Surgical Clinic, the only Erath County facility conducting drive-through, appointment-only testing for individuals with coronavirus symptoms.
Dominant fall performances from both Tarleton State University rodeo teams, as well as stellar individual performances mean there’ll be lots of purple vests at the College National Finals Rodeo, planned for June 14-20 in Casper, Wyo.
Amanda Kit Tollett has been named Chief of Staff to Tarleton State University President James L. Hurley and Vice President for University Relations, effective immediately. She succeeds Dr. Kim McCuistion, who now serves as dean of Tarleton’s Fort Worth campus along Chisholm Trail Parkway and Vice President for External Operations.
Allison Stamper, a 2016 Tarleton State University environmental engineering alumna, has been named the 2020 Edmund Friedman Young Engineer of the Year by the Fort Worth Branch of the American Society of Civil Engineers.