In the dark days of World War II, hundreds of patriotic young American men learned to fly at the Bryan Army Air Base. The base closed at the end of the war and, except for a brief revival in the early 1950s, remained virtually unused until 1962, when it was handed over to what soon […]
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Karsten Lowe, class of 2020, will serve as Head Yell Leader. By Sam Peshek, Texas A&M University Division of Marketing & Communications The Texas A&M University Yell Leaders have announced that Karsten Lowe, a senior Industrial Distribution major from San Antonio, will serve as Head Yell Leader for 2019-2020. The Yell Leaders said in their
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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott appointed three new members to the Texas A&M University System Board of Regents on Friday. Jay Graham, Mike Hernandez and Michael J. Plank will replace Charles W. Schwartz, Tony Buzbee and Morris Foster, whose terms expired Feb. 1. The new regents’ terms will expire Feb. 1, 2025. Graham of Houston is
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Colorblind Fish Camp co-chair surprised with special glasses After spending a camp session surrounded by colorful t-shirts and campers, a color blind Fish Camp counselor truly has a new outlook on life. Counselors of Camp Schneider in Fish Camp’s Session D surprised their colorblind co-chair with a pair of glasses that change the wavelengths of
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Dr. Malini Natarajarathinam has been chosen to be one of the “20 Under 40” standout engineering and engineering technology faculty. In the May/June 2018 issue, The American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE’s) flagship magazine, Prism honors 20 High-Achieving researchers and educators under 40 as “early risers” and “young pacesetters” for their demonstrated talent for teaching and/or
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The Houston Electric League (HEL) provides internships/scholarships through their various member companies for 10 to 20 ID students per year. The HEL recently featured Matthew Piccolo ’19 as an HEL Intern Success Story (story below).
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An ID Major and Talent Incubator Program student, Nicholas Roberts ’20, won the Texas A&M Collegiate Sales Competition this past weekend (photo below). Congratulations!
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The first SEC team to hit the field for the 2018 regular season will be Texas A&M on Aug. 30. The Aggies are scheduled to face Northwestern State in a game that will air nationally on the SEC Network. In anticipation for the game, Texas A&M has released the first depth chart of the Jimbo
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With the goal of providing softer skills for career advancement, the College of Engineering is creating a new online degree program starting in Fall of 2018. The Master of Engineering Technical Management is an online 21 month, part-time degree program aimed at industry professionals.The program hopes to further industry professionals who have been in the
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