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Longtime Texas businessman and Tarleton State University Distinguished Alumnus Mike A. Myers received an honorary doctorate of humane letters during today’s commencement ceremonies for his extraordinary contributions and service to higher education.
Tarleton State University could begin constructing a second building at its new Fort Worth campus as early as 2021, thanks to $63 million from The Texas A&M University System. Private funding will cover the remaining $7 million needed.
Following a nationwide search, The Texas A&M University System Board of Regents today named Dr. James Hurley as sole finalist for Tarleton State University’s 16th president.
The Texas A&M University System Board of Regents today honored Dr. F. Dominic Dottavio with the title President Emeritus. He is stepping down Aug. 31 after 11 years as the 15th president of Tarleton State University.
It’s one of Tarleton State University’s core values.
And one of Mary Jo MacGregor’s guiding principles.
Service.
After more than 40 years in Fort Worth, Tarleton State University today opened the first building of its planned campus along Chisholm Trail Parkway with a ribbon cutting, tours and remarks from community leaders, legislators and Texas A&M University System officials.
Tarleton State University will confer more than 600 diplomas at summer commencement ceremonies Aug. 9 at Wisdom Gym on the Stephenville campus.
The educational organization Humanities Texas named Dr. Karen Galley, a graduate of Tarleton State University’s doctoral program in education, the 2019 James F. Veninga Outstanding Teacher of the Humanities.
In observance of Independence Day, all Tarleton State University administrative offices will be closed Thursday, July 4.
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.