Texas A&M At Work Newsletter Archive

Each biweekly distribution of Texas A&M at Work, as well as administrative updates, can be found here.

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Texas A&M at Work: Dec. 18, 2025

Dec. 18, 2025 • < 1 min. read

Aiden Ross ’28 wins it all in the final round of The Voice, Dr. Angela Wilson is announced as the university’s next vice president of research and will join in April 2026, details related to the Faculty Advisory Council seating process have been released and the Aggies will take on Miami for the College Football Playoff at Kyle Field.

Sent on behalf of the Vice President for Human Resources and Organizational Effectiveness, Henry Judah

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Texas A&M at Work: Dec. 15, 2025

Dec. 16, 2025 • < 1 min. read

Texas A&M University welcomes the inaugural cohort of U.S. Space Force service members selected to participate in a four-week course, employees and retirees from the 2025 calendar year should review W-2 information in Workday, Texas A&M to award over 6,000 diplomas at fall commencements and the Aggies will host Miami in the first round of the College Football Playoff at Kyle Field on Dec. 20.

Brands That Matter logo over a busy hallway on campus

Texas A&M Recognized as a Brand that Matters by Fast Company

Texas A&M University has been named to Fast Company’s 2025 Brands That Matter list, standing alongside some of the world’s most impactful organizations, and as the only university in the nation honored this year. The recognition highlights brands that connect purpose, creativity and culture in ways that make a meaningful difference in people’s lives.

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Awards and Recognition

Outstanding contributions deserve recognition. Learn about our rankings, recent accolades, funding announcements and opportunities to nominate fellow faculty and staff for their work.

Research Study Participation

Interested in supporting research efforts at Texas A&M? Find opportunities on a variety of studies seeking participants.

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Branch Campuses and Teaching Sites

Texas A&M Galveston campus

The island campus offers the nation’s most comprehensive coastal, marine and maritime degrees, with undergraduate and graduate programs. The campus is home to Texas A&M Maritime Academy, one of six state maritime academies in the U.S. and the only one on the Gulf Coast.

Texas A&M Mcallen campus

The education center provides top-tier programs to fulfill student career goals, enhance the region’s economic development and produce a skilled workforce. It serves the Rio Grande Valley and offers 10 undergraduate programs.

Texas A&M at Qatar building

The university provides undergraduate and graduate programs in engineering. It also offers instruction in science, mathematics, liberal arts and the humanities.

Looking up at the health science center building

Texas A&M Health comprises five colleges, integrated University Health Services, several research centers and institutes, and numerous outpatient clinics with a shared mission of advancing health care for all. We serve the state and beyond with seven campuses and locations.

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This dynamic teaching site offers a variety of graduate-level courses and programs. It also provides meeting space to internal and external groups and administrative support for internship opportunities offered through Texas A&M.

Texas A&M at Work Construction

The anchor campus for a technology and innovation district planned around the development of Fort Worth’s proposed new downtown innovation district. This unique development sector endeavor will become a magnet for economic growth in the North Texas region.

Looking up at the School of Law sign

Located in one of the largest and fastest-growing legal markets in the country (Dallas-Fort Worth), the Texas A&M School of Law is advancing the future of legal education with unprecedented momentum.

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