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Tarleton State University students beat out Texas State University to bring home first-place honors in this year’s Quiz Bowl at the 53rd annual meeting of the Texas Chapter of The Wildlife Society in San Antonio, marking the fifth championship win in the past 10 years.
Tarleton State University assistant professor of mathematics Dr. Robert Muth has been selected for the prestigious Uhlenbeck Postdoctoral Fellowship in the Group Representation Theory and Applications program from the Mathematical Sciences Research Institute (MSRI) in Berkeley, Calif.
Dr. Amber L. Harris-Bozer, assistant professor in Tarleton State University’s Department of Psychological Sciences, has been named the first associate editor of The Journal of Social Media in Society (JSMS).
When Joshua Kittrell, Dylan Weiss, C.G. Cruz and Justin Crow started their final semester in Tarleton State University’s engineering technology program, they had two things on their mind. Graduating and getting a job.
The Botanical Research Institute of Texas (BRIT), Tarleton State University and the Texas Department of Transportation are teaming together to document rare plant species that may potentially exist within TxDOT rights-of-way in 23 counties in the Waco and Austin districts of Central Texas.
Tarleton State University faculty members Drs. Cessna Winslow and Sarah Maben, both in the Department of Communication Studies, presented papers and pedagogy posters at the Southwest Education Council for Journalism and Mass Communication Nov. 4-5 in West Memphis, Ark.
Tarleton State University is observing its 2nd annual Research and Scholarship Appreciation Week and, yesterday announced awards and recognitions following a showcase of research activities of undergraduate and graduate students in oral and poster presentations.
Following an extensive national search, Dr. Quenton R. Dokken has been selected executive director of the Texas Institute for Applied Environmental Research (TIAER) at Tarleton State University. Dokken begins his new duties Nov. 7.
As part of a scientific field investigation along the Colorado River, a team of faculty and students from Tarleton State University have expanded the number of recorded plant species and varieties in nearby Mills County by 49.
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.