Equine Studies Student Wins Major Competition in Brazil
ETAMU student Gabriel Graciani, an Equine Studies major from Brazil, was recently crowned a National Champion at the ABQM Champion's Cup competition.
ETAMU Honoring Our Nation's Heroes at 35th Annual Veterans Vigil
One of East Texas A&M University's longest-running traditions returns this fall with the 35th installment of the Veterans Vigil.
Haunted Hayride and Fall Social Brings Spooky Fun to Twin Oaks Farm
ETAMU’s Twin Oaks Farm was turned into a scene straight out of a Halloween movie when university wildlife and agricultural students hosted its first-ever Haunted Hayride.
A Meme About Nothing: Professor Featured in Washington Post Article on Viral ‘6–7' Meme
East Texas A&M University Professor Salvatore Attardo, Ph.D, was recently featured in a Washington Post article discussing the linguistics and origin of the trending “6-7” meme.
From Classroom to Boardroom: East Texas A&M Links Students with Top Executives
East Texas A&M–Dallas hosted its second Executive in Residence event on Oct. 28, connecting students with 13 top industry leaders for mentorship, networking, and career insight.
Ring selected SLC Defensive Player of the Week
East Texas A&M University soccer defender Malaya Ring has been selected as the Southland Conference Defender of the Week on Tuesday afternoon.
CASNR Dean Named to National Public University Committee, University to Host Annual Conference
CASNR Dean Dr. Bryan Rank was recently appointed to the board of directors of the Non Land-Grant Agriculture and Renewable Resources Universities committee.
ETAMU Alumna Earns State Recognition for Dissertation on Bilingual Education
ETAMU graduate Dr. Rocio Almanza earned second place for Dissertation of the Year from the Texas Association for Bilingual Educators for her research on translanguaging in bilingual kindergarten classrooms.
Art Faculty Interviewed for CNN Article on Resurgence of Cowboy Fashion
Associate Professor of Art History and University Gallery Director Melynda Seaton, Ph.D., was featured in a CNN article discussing the recent rise of cowboy and western fashion in America.
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Austin Baxley
Featured PersonHaving a foundation of historical knowledge is critical to being a good teacher, but the knowledge is useless if it cannot be effectively communicated. Students should take every opportunity to develop these skills.
Kelly Reyna, Ph.D.
Featured PersonMy laboratory focus is on discovering practical solutions to modern quail and grassland bird problems and educating students to become leaders in the wildlife field.
Cole Swinson
Featured PersonMy experience at East Texas A&M established the foundation for my career.
Mark Menaldo, Ph.D.
Featured PersonOur students are presented with numerous chances to connect and build enduring bonds with individuals from all walks of life.
Paulette Aguilar
Featured PersonHonestly, I struggle to put into words what the university and the CASNR faculty have done for me. Without the experiences and mentorship provided to me during my undergraduate experience, I would not have the confidence, connections, experience or leadership skills that I need in my professional career. The amazing feeling of knowing that they've got your back… there is no limit to the amount of gratitude I have for them. My mentors graduated there. I met my best friends there. It has shaped and molded my professional career. I am so very blessed and thankful to have chosen the College of Ag at East Texas A&M University.
Manuel “Manny” Grajales, Ph.D.
Featured PersonThe faculty took the time to mentor a non-traditional, first-generation, Latino student with no direction. They provided me the tools to excel as an aspiring historian, explore my research interests and find my intellectual voice.
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