STEPHENVILLE, Texas — A dedicated team of Tarleton State University students work daily to protect the institution from online threats. Their efforts within the student-led Security Operations Center (SOC) are …
STEPHENVILLE, Texas — The Mayfield College of Engineering at Tarleton State University will officially take applications for its new Bachelor and Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning …
STEPHENVILLE, Texas — Amber Taylor doesn’t have time to spare. As a single parent of a busy teenager and a full-time worker looking to advance in her field, she was …
STEPHENVILLE, Texas — In partnership with McLennan Community College, Tarleton State University’s Waco campus will begin offering six new degree programs starting this fall. To meet the workforce needs of …
STEPHENVILLE, Texas — Adding a bachelor’s degree in cybersecurity to the programs at Tarleton State University’s Waco campus will be discussed at two information sessions March 20 in the Michaelis Academic …
Tarleton State University students wishing to study communication sciences and disorders have a new major waiting for them. The major is one of six being introduced this fall, along with horticultural and plant sciences, statistics, legal studies, biotechnology and cybersecurity.
The Texas A&M University System Board of Regents has approved turning Tarleton State University’s School of Engineering into a stand-alone college and naming it in honor of longtime benefactor and retired Lockheed Martin executive Dr. Dwain Mayfield.
Dr. Christopher Copeland, Director of Tarleton State University’s Institute of Homeland Security and Cybercrime in the School of Criminology, Criminal Justice and Public Administration, has been named a Fulbright Specialist by the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs and World Learning.
Tarleton State University’s Reserve Officers’ Training Corps has a new professor of military science (PMS), Lt. Col. Mike Eliassen, who assumes responsibility of the program this month.
Graduate students looking for a master of science program in computer engineering have a new option at Tarleton State University.
