The Texan Soil Whisperers returned to Woodward, Oklahoma to compete in the National Collegiate Soil Judging Competition after their victory at the Region IV Collegiate Soil Judging Competition—both hosted by …
In February, 33 undergraduate and graduate students attended the annual Texas Chapter of The Wildlife Society in Houston, TX with Drs. Heather Mathewson and Adam Mitchell. Undergraduate researchers, Ty Cosper …
Study Abroad – Zimbabwe This study abroad course focuses on Intercultural Communication and Community-Based Natural Resource Conservation in Zimbabwe. It is developed in relation to a proposal submitted to the …
By. Dr. T. Wayne Schwertner In January, six students from Tarleton’s Department of Wildlife and Natural Resources arrived in western Botswana to begin a four-month field research season. The students …
The Palo Pinto Mountains are a uniquely beautiful rugged region of north central Texas and the future home of Palo Pinto Mountain State Park (PPMSP). Students within the Department of …
The Department of Wildlife and Natural Resources has been awarded the John Z. Duling Grant (treefund.org) for $22,950 to conduct research on native trees and shrubs of Texas. A joint …
Dr. Jessica Leatherwood is a recent addition to the faculty in the Department of Animal Science at Tarleton State University where she serves as an Associate Professor and Graduate Coordinator. …
Dr. Edward Webb was appointed as professor of Animal Science at Tarleton State University in January 2023. The degrees he has obtained are Bachelor of Science in Agriculture(Animal Science), Bachelor …
Written By: Dr. David Frazier Dathan Green has been awarded the Vickie Rosenbusch Memorial Scholarship for Spring 2023. Dathan is an Agricultural Education major with a focus on state teacher …
Written By: Dr. David Frazier Over the course of the spring semester, there are a couple Tarleton professors and one Agricultural Education student that are serving agriculture youth and communities …
Dr. Jessica Leatherwood, an Associate Professor in the Department of Animal Science, recently hosted a group of students from Beijing, China. Students, along with their sponsor An Tao, the owner …
Written By: Dr. David Frazier Let the journey begin Tarleton State University is proud to have 26 student teachers who will be completing their college degree by student teaching across …
National Farm Life Insurance Company has provided scholarships to student teachers and interns in the Department of Agricultural Education and Communication since 1977. These modest scholarships were originally presented to …
The foundations of Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR), and Mixed Reality (MR), are based on an artificial and digital environment provided by a computer in which a user’s actions …
Written By: Aspen Hoover Taylor Kennedy has completed her first semester at Tarleton State University working for the Department of Agricultural Education & Communication. She currently teaches five courses in …
Written By: Bobby Milner Kevin Calvani from Carlsbad, NM is a mid-distance runner for the Tarleton track and cross-country team and an agricultural services and development major. The College of …
Written By: Breighton Egland Stephenville, Texas – The Tarleton Stock Horse Team made the trip to help put on the Return to the Remuda Sale at the 6666 Ranch. The …
Brandon and Courtney Rayzor brought their successful business to their alma mater. Brandon graduated from Tarleton with a Bachelor’s in Animal Production and a Master’s of Business Administration. Courtney graduated …
Written By: Samantha Vallone The 13th Annual Tarleton Rodeo Hall of Fame Induction and Dinner was hosted by the rodeo team Friday, Nov. 4, at the Doty Rodeo Complex. For …
By: Taite Read Agricultural Communicators of Tomorrow (ACT) started fresh this semester with new officers. ACT is a national organization for college students who want to pursue a future communicating …
