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Almost 150 donors kicked off the holiday season Tuesday with gifts supporting Tarleton State University students. In total, donors gave $164,173 to colleges, scholarships and student programs and activities, shattering last year’s mark of just over $26,000.
The Texas A&M University System Board of Regents authorized Tarleton State University to seek final approval from the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board to create two new graduate degree programs that will address the growing demand for professionals in geoscience and animal science.
Five Tarleton State University students took first-place honors in The Texas A&M University System’s 15th annual Pathways Student Research Symposium at West Texas A&M, and six students earned second and third place awards.
Tarleton State University will close for the Thanksgiving holiday beginning at noon on Wednesday, Nov. 21, and reopen for normal business on Monday, Nov. 26. Several departments and facilities, however, will have modified hours to serve students during the holiday weekend.
Dr. Eric Morrow has been named interim dean of Tarleton State University’s College of Liberal and Fine Arts, effective Jan. 1.
Study Aboard Director Marilyn Robitaille will represent Tarleton State University at the National Association of International Educators Region III International Conference in Little Rock later this month.
Now in its 16th year, Tarleton State University’s Student Research & Creative Activities Symposium showcased the research and creative activities of more than 100 students in a two-day event concluding the annual Research & Scholarship Appreciation Week.
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A survey by online business publication 24/7 Wall Street places Tarleton State University in the top 10 schools nationwide with a rise in student applications.
It was an emotional scene. A crowd of supporters — friends and family — gathered at the finish line of the Ironman competition in Louisville, Ky., Sunday to congratulate Tarleton State University professor Randall Bowden for coming in 72nd in a field of 153 in his age division.