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Agricultural Mechanics bachelor’s degree makes its return to Texas State
Dr. Ryan Anderson, assistant professor of Agricultural Education and Mechanics said the enrollment of Agricultural Mechanics majors has tripled while the minor degree attracts students from engineering, psychology, and accounting. This decade’s first graduate with a B.S. in Agricultural Mechanics walked the commencement stage in May 2021.
STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS
Arianna Apodaca named LBJ Outstanding Senior Student at Texas State
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Dancers take to outdoor stage for first Semilla Fest
THE CONVERSATION
Bringing joy back to the classroom and supporting stressed kids – what summer school looks like in 2021
STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS
Graduate students research history behind Austin’s first gay-friendly public space
FEATURED FACULTY
Texas State's Drewery, Shi named 2021 USDA E. Kika De La Garza Fellows
RESEARCH & INNOVATION
World religions share more in common than not, if only one looks closely
Two @txst faculty members have been selected to participate in the 2021 @USDA E. Kika De La Garza Fellowship progra… https://t.co/Rz8AEFgHow
2021-06-21T21:15:03Z Sandra Vanegas (@svanegas18), assistant professor of @TXSTSocialWork, was forced to pivot her in-person research—de… https://t.co/3VxutinzDB
2021-06-21T19:50:02Z Press Releases
In-person Classes to Return for fall 2021 Semester
April 7, 2021
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Media Mentions
NatuWrap coating extends shelf life, cuts food waste
Produce Blue Book | June 15, 2021
Nabaco's NatuWrap®, a nanotechnology developed at Texas State, extends the shelf life of the fruits and vegetables by coating them with a transparent solution, keeping food fresh without harmful additives.
To return to a post-COVID normal, we must learn to trust one another again
Los Angeles Times | June 14, 2021
Emily Brunson, a medical anthropologist, said trust issues are inevitable in a pandemic, but they were exacerbated in the United States because we entered this one extremely divided politically and socially.
Germany acknowledged colonial atrocities in Namibia as genocide. Victims’ groups want more.
Washington Post | June 9, 2021
Franziska Boehme, assistant professor of political science, discusses the German government formally acknowledging the atrocities made to the Herero and Nama peoples in what is today Namibia as genocide.
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