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COLLEGE STATION, May 14, 2013 – Helping people live longer and healthier lives is the goal of the medical professionals at the Center for Translational Research on Aging and Longevity (CTRAL), Texas A&M University’s newest research program in which patients are receiving real-world care and results.
The center, led by Dr. Nicolaas Deutz, is engaged in ongoing, collaborative translational research on nutrition, exercise and metabolism related to aging and the common diseases...
Texas A&M University’s College of Education of Human Development (CEHD) is hosting a series of Quality Matters™ workshops in May. Focusing on quality assurance in online learning, Quality Matters (QM) is a peer-review program that helps faculty assess the quality of online courses. The program, Applying the Quality Matters Rubric, is open to faculty and staff.
According to the QM website, faculty from an international audience of more than 700 colleges and universities subscribe...
Dr. Janet Hammer, Department of Teaching Learning and Culture (TLAC) and Michael Tomchesson, Department of Health and Kinesiology (HLKN) have been named recipients of the 2013 Distinguished Achievement Award by the Association of Former Students at Texas A&M.
Dr. Hammer received the award in the teaching category. She has been a clinical professor in the department of TLAC for nine years, and was promoted to a full clinical professor in 2012. Hammer was instrumental in creating a...
The following graduates have been chosen to receive the Distinguished Honor Award, which will be given at 110 Koldus Friday, May 10th at 2 p.m.
From the Department of Educational Administration and Human Resource Development:
Kori Pickett and Brandon Core
From the Department of Health and Kinesiology:
Ashley Fox, Nicholas "Case" Cochran, Lisa Clayton, and Andrew Jagim
From the Department of Teaching Learning and Culture:
Alicen Bessire, Suzannah Waak,...
Tracey Welch Louth was named Teacher of the Year for 2012 – 2013 for Haltom High School. "The person that was selected is someone who from the very first time I met her in 2011 I knew was a very special person and teacher to the students of Haltom High School. Her smile is evident in everything that she does. It shows the passion and compassion she has to serve our students with a 110% effort in everything that she does. All of our lives are better for knowing this teacher and all of her...
The Center on Disability and Development at Texas A&M University is changing the name of their Autism clinic. Previously known as the Autism Assessment, Research and Intervention Clinic, AARIC is now called the Autism Clinic at Brazos Valley Rehabilitation Center. According to program directors Drs. Jeni Ganz and Mandy Rispoli, along with program manager Dr. Amy Heath, the name change “Just made sense.”
The Autism Clinic at Brazos Valley Rehabilitation Center is currently seeking...
The Laboratory for the Study of Intercollegiate Athletics (LSIA) and The V Foundation have teamed up to sponsor National College Basketball Week (NCBW), a week-long event designed to celebrate the origin, history, and growth of basketball. The invention of basketball by James Naismith in 1892 has brought forth an American tradition, which LSIA and The V Foundation wish to honor during the first week of the NCAA tournament.
LSIA is reaching out to the schools that make the tournament...
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