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Meadows Center establishes Mitchell L. Mathis Program for Environmental Water Economics
The Meadows Center for Water and the Environment, in partnership with the Harte Research Institute for Gulf of Mexico Studies at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, has created the Mitchell L. Mathis Program for Environmental Water Economics to contribute to learning and research on the economics of water availability and quality and its impact on the economy.
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CDC awards Texas State cooperative agreement to improve Chagas disease awareness, education
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Texas State set record for master's degree enrollment for fall 2020
CAMPUS COMMUNITY
Texas State, San Marcos welcome 200 Spin electric scooters to community
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ALERRT Center awarded $8.5 million Department of Justice grant
RESEARCH & INNOVATION
AMD COVID-19 HPC Fund to Deliver Supercomputing Clusters to Researchers Combatting COVID-19
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Religious studies professor explores exorcisms in new book from Penguin Classics
.@txst and the @CityofSanMarcos have signed a pilot agreement with @ridespin scooters for an initial deployment of… https://t.co/yZnrFYDebO
2020-09-22T13:39:51Z With the publication of his newest book, "The Penguin Book of Exorcisms," Dr. @joe_laycock, an assistant professor… https://t.co/mTRVUIjDG2
2020-09-21T20:45:06Z Press Releases
TSUS contract tracing project offers new job opportunities
September 21, 2020
Communication Design Program presents "State of Black Design" online event
September 16, 2020
Meadows Center announces plans for partial reopening of Spring Lake
September 8, 2020
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Media Mentions
Forbes | September 16, 2020
Dr. Rodney Rohde, virologist and clinical laboratory expert, explains how the Covid-19 pandemic can make antimicrobial resistance a bigger problem if health systems aren’t careful.
Woman’s effort to uncover her family tree led to discovery of part of Hays County history
KXAN | September 15, 2020
John Mckiernan-Gonzalez, Associate Professor of History, provided commentary and historical context on a new Hays Country Landmark.
Your guide to safely and ethically visiting national parks this fall
Washington Post | September 10, 2020
Anna Mazurek, lecturer in the School of Mass Communication and Journalism, explains the factors that should be taken into consideration when planning to visit national parks.
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