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Putting Young Learners First
-Texas A&M Children’s Centers are becoming University Laboratory Schools, expanding opportunities for children, families and future educators.
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Aggie Student Shaping Education Policy on Capitol Hill
-From the classroom to Capitol Hill, Bridget Matamoros-Mota is bringing nearly two decades of teaching experience to education policy.
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2026-27: Meet Our New CEHD Faculty
-CEHD welcomes 18 new faculty members for 2026-27, bringing expertise in AI, STEM education, human development, sport management, literacy and more.
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How JahnifestDestiny is “Making Teaching Cool Again”
-Former student David Jahn is using his growing online platform to help change the way a generation sees the teaching profession.
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Predicting How the Body Responds to Extreme Heat
-Texas A&M researcher examines how people respond and adapt to extreme heat to improve heat safety and predict individual risk.
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Football Analytics Brings NFL, ESPN and Academic Experts to Texas A&M
-The Football Analytics Symposium at Texas A&M brings together a range of experts to explore data, human performance and innovation in football.
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Taking STEM Learning Into the Heart of Severe Weather
-An interdisciplinary team connects hands-on Gulf Coast fieldwork with student learning, professional development and STEM career readiness.
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Preparing Rural Students for the Future of Agriculture
-Federally-funded research is helping rural students use AI, data and STEM skills to address agricultural challenges in their own communities.
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Teaching, Learning and Culture Research Reaches Classrooms and Communities
-Researchers in Texas A&M’s Department of Teaching, Learning and Culture are advancing education through work in early childhood, reading, STEM and AI.
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Making the Mark at Nationals
-A KINE 199 course led Jasmine Smith to the Texas A&M Archery Team, a national championship and lessons that continue to shape her confidence and resilience.
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How the Human Body Adapts When Gravity Changes
-NASA-backed research explores how altered gravity influences human movement to support future space exploration and rehabilitation on Earth.
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The Hidden Cost of Food Waste
-Texas A&M researchers are studying how food waste affects water, energy and health across Texas communities, while identifying practical ways households can reduce waste and support sustainability.
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Aggies Work Behind the Scenes at FIFA World Cup
-Students from the Department of Kinesiology and Sport Management worked the 2026 FIFA World Cup across Texas, filling paid roles at Houston’s Fan Festival and volunteering at stadium operations.
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Celebrating Children’s Creativity through Mathematical Modeling
-Texas A&M researchers and the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Brazos Valley are helping children explore how creativity and problem solving shape the way they learn math.
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When Students’ Voices Shape Healing
-Dr. Adam Alvarez explores how student-centered approaches can improve mental health, strengthen relationships and create more supportive school environments.
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Shaping Leaders Beyond the Game
-Texas A&M TRACE Lab hosts sports leadership conference focused on youth development, civic engagement and community impact through athletics.
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Aggie STEM, Texas A&M Space Institute Partner to Elevate Summer Learning
-Aggie STEM and the Texas A&M Space Institute partner to bring real-world robotics and engineering experiences to elementary summer campers.
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A Scholarship, a Playground and a Promise
-A grandmother’s handwritten letters, an organ donation that saved a life and Spencer’s Corner at Blue Bell Park keep Spencer Squire’s Aggie spirit alive through a Texas A&M scholarship.
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Learning in Prime Time
-Texas A&M sport management students earned paid, hands-on experience working the 2026 NFL Draft in Pittsburgh, gaining real-world skills in event operations, fan engagement, and professional sports management.
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Preparing Teacher-Citizen Leaders on a National Stage
-Haynes Teacher Corps students took their learning beyond the classroom with an immersive experience in Washington, D.C., where education, policy and leadership intersect.
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A Path to Patient Care
-First-generation Aggie Sheyla Leon ’26 discovered her passion for medicine through kinesiology, research and mentorship as she prepares for medical school at UTMB.
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“What If You Fly?”: Sofia’s Journey to Graduation
-Through resilience and academic coaching, one kinesiology senior overcame struggles to reach the graduation stage.
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Why Some Children Struggle to Read: Texas A&M Researcher Leads Study inside the Brain
-A new Texas A&M study reveals which cognitive skills shape how children learn to read and where struggling readers need support.
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Strengthening Support for Those with Autism
-Texas A&M researchers are improving autism support from early identification to adulthood through education and community engagement.
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Simulating Space to Protect Human Health
-A new collaboration with the College of Nursing is advancing research that could help improve the health and safety of humans in space and here on Earth.
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