Some $2.4 million in funding is available for fall 2020 to help Tarleton State University students facing significant financial challenges due to COVID-19. It’s part of the $5.4 million the school received in March from the U.S. Department of Education as a segment of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act.
Dr. Kimberly Rynearson, Dean of the College of Education at Tarleton State University, has been named an Impact Academy fellow, joining a cohort of national leaders committed to strengthening educator preparation.
A “new, tremendous” kind of Homecoming! That’s what Tarleton State University students and alumni will experience in spring 2021 since football will not have its full season until then.
Tarleton State University has emerged as a national leader in putting degrees and good jobs within reach of economically disadvantaged students, climbing to the top 8 percent in 2019 Social Mobility Index (SMI) rankings by CollegeNet.
Tarleton State University has named Sabra Guerra interim Vice President for the Division of Institutional Advancement. She replaces Dr. Kyle McGregor, tapped by the National Farm Life Insurance and American Farm Life Insurance Co. as its next President.
Dr. Credence Baker has been named dean of Tarleton State University’s College of Graduate and Global Studies following four months as interim dean.
The Board of Directors of the National Farm Life Insurance and American Farm Life Insurance Co. has selected Tarleton State University’s Kyle McGregor as its next President.
Tarleton State University’s College of Business Administration is getting a new look. A pedestrian quad will link the southwest portion of the Stephenville campus with the rest of the school.
Tarleton State University is shifting one of its most cherished summer traditions — Duck Camp — from an off-campus location to its Stephenville campus to better ensure student safety during the evolving coronavirus.
Tarleton State University President James Hurley last week announced special recognition for students earning a 4.0 GPA for the fall 2019 and/or spring 2020 semesters. The inaugural President’s List acknowledges profound student effort in the face of covid-19 and the unexpected shift to distance learning.
