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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.
At Tarleton State University, you can print a prototype for a customized orthotic to help a stroke victim strengthen his hand. That’s what one student did. The recipient—Clarence Young—got the real deal this week.
Tarleton State University’s Office of Sponsored Projects and Texas A&M AgriLife Research have received an almost $1 million grant to expand their study of bioenergy recovery from animal waste and improve the sustainability of agricultural industries.
The Texas Council of Professors and Educational Administration (TCPEA) has named Tarleton State University’s Dr. Don Beach 2016 Educator of the Year.
Tarleton State University’s leadership academy has received a $45,000 grant from the Texas Pioneer Foundation to support a leadership forum and speaker series.
Tarleton State University’s Center for Academic Outreach & Engagement has received a $50,000 grant from the Texas Pioneer Foundation to help design and install activity stations for its STEM Mobile Learning Center.
The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board (THECB) has named Tarleton State University one of six 2016 Star Award finalists for its efforts to meet one or more goals of the state’s new 60x30TX strategic plan.
When Mary Elliott and Ariana Hernandez decided to earn a doctorate of education and take their careers to the next level, they had specific requirements in mind. Individualized attention. Frequent interaction with faculty. Networking opportunities.
The School of Criminology, Criminal Justice and Strategic Studies at Tarleton State University has partnered with the attorney general’s office of the Mexican state of Tabasco to research and implement policies that enhance and strengthen current law enforcement practices.
Tarleton State University is one of two schools to receive a $100,000 grant to host a Collaborative Regional Education (CORE) Initiative Academy in summer 2017.