awards and recognition

Jennifer Griffith, who helped launch the School of Public Health's undergraduate program in 2014, is credited for creating an engaging learning environment that focuses on student success.

Texas A&M announces the 2024 University Distinguished Professors with members whose work demonstrates the university’s strengths.

George T. Ligler has been selected to serve on the Division on Engineering and Physical Sciences Committee, providing insights on national science and technology policy.

The highest professional distinction awarded solely to inventors, this year’s honor belongs to faculty in engineering and public health.

Faculty from six colleges and schools will hold the award title for life and receive a stipend to support enhanced learning.

The award recognizes Texas A&M faculty and staff who display outstanding commitment to the development of student character.

Andrea Porter will represent Texas A&M in the Regional 3MT® Research Presentation Competition with her design for ballistic vests for women in the military.

System Chancellor John Sharp was presented with the Jack Donnelly Award for Excellence in Counterintelligence.

19th annual ranking makes program history while honoring success of entrepreneurs.

Researchers and community members are collaborating to improve health in a local Houston community.