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TAMUK Joins JED Campus
By joining JED Campus, Texas A&M-Kingsville demonstrates a commitment to the emotional well-being of its students.
TAMUK Students Qualify at Prestigious Music Competition
Only three finalists and one alternate are chosen for the finals from each category.
Farmers Modernize Energy Sources in South Texas
More wind turbines and solar panels may soon pop up on South Texas farms and ranches as part of a grant received by Dr. Hua Li.
Unintended Consequences of Forced Employee Volunteering
Drs. Xiaochuan Song and Zhuofan Zhang, both assistant professors at Texas A&M University-Kingsville, won Best Paper in the Management Track Conference for their offering, “Investigating unintended consequences of employee volunteering activities.”
Dr. Haeyoung Kim Receives Grant to Look at Alzheimer
TAMUK Associate professor Dr. Haeyoung Kim, recently received a grant for over a half million dollars from NIH to avoid age-related neurological disease like Alzheimer’s.
TAMUK Tied for 6th Place in Social Mobility Among Public Texas Universities
The social mobility designation factors in the number of Pell grant-awarded students a school enrolls and how many of those students then graduate with their degree, looking at six-year graduation rates.
Enrollment Increased at TAMUK
More than 45% of currently enrolled students hail from the 13-county region surrounding the University, a 78% increase over the last two years.
TAMUK Faculty Members Receives USDA funding to Study SARS-COV-2 in Animals
Dr. Richard Laughlin recently received $2.4 million in federal funding from the United States Department of Agriculture.
NSF Awards $2 Million to Address Coastal Issues
This research will develop a new graduate training model to educate the next generation of environmental professionals at Texas A&M University Kingsville.
TAMUK Launches Rapid Response Service
CriticalArc Chief Operating Officer Darren Chalmers-Stevens said that in an emergency, a person can call 911, but on a campus, it’s often challenging for responders to find an individual’s exact location.
TAMUK Faculty Members bring Cyber Security into Forefront
The goal of both grants is to increase the number of students in the cyber intelligence program within the department of electrical engineering and computer science.
TAMUK Freshmen Makenzie Gottschalk Receives GE-Reagan Foundation Award
Gottschalk discovered the GE-Reagan Scholars program while online searching for other scholarships to help with college costs.
Upward Bound Helps Military Veterans
The program will serve veterans in six Texas counties: Kleberg, Duval, Jim Wells, Brooks, Willacy and Hidalgo.
IT Online Master's Ranked 10th in Nation by OnlineU
Texas A&M University-Kingsville has been ranked 10th most affordable in the nation by OnlineU.
Dr. Natasha Mast Awarded Largest Single Grant at TAMUK
The programs will offer students mentorship, professional and personal development opportunities and the chance to develop bilingual skills.
School of Music Announces New Sound Recording Technology Program
The new degree is the only bachelor’s degree program in SRT offered in South Texas, and currently one of two in the entire state.
TAMUK Receives 2nd Grant to Bring Science Teachers to Research
School districts participating include Kingsville, Corpus Christi, Bishop and Flour Bluff.
TAMUK Student Wins American Water Works Scholarship
Olubayo Olukayode Oginni, a doctoral student at Texas A&M University-Kingsville, recently received the $5,000 Dave Caldwell Scholarship.