CEHD welcomes 18 new faculty members for 2026-27, bringing expertise in AI, STEM education, human development, sport management, literacy and more.

An interdisciplinary team connects hands-on Gulf Coast fieldwork with student learning, professional development and STEM career readiness.

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.

Through hands-on learning and mentorship in Texas A&M’s Human Resource Development program, Hailey Molina ’26 transformed a summer internship into a full-time role.

CEHD welcomes 18 new faculty members for 2026-27, bringing expertise in AI, STEM education, human development, sport management, literacy and more.

Haynes Teacher Corps students took their learning beyond the classroom with an immersive experience in Washington, D.C., where education, policy and leadership intersect.

A new Texas A&M study reveals which cognitive skills shape how children learn to read and where struggling readers need support.

Texas A&M researchers are improving autism support from early identification to adulthood through education and community engagement.

CEHD welcomes 18 new faculty members for 2026-27, bringing expertise in AI, STEM education, human development, sport management, literacy and more.

Texas A&M researcher examines how people respond and adapt to extreme heat to improve heat safety and predict individual risk.

The Football Analytics Symposium at Texas A&M brings together a range of experts to explore data, human performance and innovation in football.

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.

CEHD welcomes 18 new faculty members for 2026-27, bringing expertise in AI, STEM education, human development, sport management, literacy and more.

Former student David Jahn is using his growing online platform to help change the way a generation sees the teaching profession.

Federally-funded research is helping rural students use AI, data and STEM skills to address agricultural challenges in their own 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.