By: Bailey Phillips In conjunction with the general goals of the university, Dr. LaVelle Hendricks has gone above and beyond to develop and sustain a plan for globalization and study abroad programs within the Psychology, Counseling & Special Education department…

By: Bailey Phillips A&M-Commerce is committed to providing services to the community while also presenting students with opportunities to apply their knowledge and skills outside of the traditional classroom. The counseling clinic at A&M-Commerce and the Harold Murphy Counseling Center…

By: Bailey Phillips According to the National Math & Science Initiative (NMS), experts estimate that our country will need 100,000 more math and science teachers by 2020. The LeoTeach program at A&M-Commerce provides students with an enticing opportunity to answer…

By: Bailey Phillips A higher education is a tremendously valuable tool as we prepare our students for the productive lives they will lead well into their futures. In order for higher education to remain affordable, the A&M-Commerce Foundation depends on…

By: Bailey Phillips According to the 2010 US Census, there are 50.5 million people of Hispanic origin in the United States compared to 35.3 million in 2000. Hispanics are the largest growing population in the United States with a 43…

By: Bailey Phillips On Friday November 15, 2013 the A&M-Commerce department of Psychology, Counseling & Special Education, department of Educational Leadership and the College of Education & Human Services hosted Dr. Ruth Ann White Day. Dr. White is a retired…

By: Harold Brown For students who do not fall under University College–but their major is under the College of Education & Human Services–the college's mentor center is a great place to visit for academic advice.  The College of Education &…

Decoding Dyslexia is a project designed to provide training to a cohort of early childhood teachers from schools noted to be underperforming in reading. A&M-Commerce Special Education faculty partnered with the Dyslexia Specialist from the Region 8 Educational Service Center…

Congratulations “Chancellor” Joe May Counseling & Guidance alumnus, Dr. Joe May, has been selected as the Dallas County Community College district's seventh chancellor. His higher education experience includes teaching at the community college and university levels, serving as an academic…

Greetings from the College of Education and Human Services at Texas A&M University-Commerce.  All of us here in the college, faculty, staff and administration continue the history of service to our community, state and nation by preparing professionals to serve…

Margo Harbison was the recipient of the Pathfinder Award at the 2013 TAHPERD convention, an award established to provide state recognition to women who have demonstrated continuous dedication to the advocacy, recruitment and enhancement of girls and women in the…

The National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA) Undergraduate Fellows Program recently accepted two Texas A&M University-Commerce students. The NUFP is an opportunity for high-achieving undergraduate students to integrate themselves into the student affairs and higher education fields. Students are…

Please check your MyLeo email and/or personal email today to make certain you have not received messages from the Registrar's Office. Schedules will be dropped at 5:00 today, but, if for some reason, you cannot clear your account today, you…

In the fourth presentation of the East Texas War and Memory Project (ETWMP) Lecture Series on Feb. 5, retired U.S. Army Spc. Karl Clauss spoke on his experiences as a child in Germany during World War II and as an…

Friday, Feb 7 | 8:45 a.m.: Students who had testing at the One Stop Shop at the main Commerce campus – “Our apologies to students who had testing scheduled at the One Stop Shop this morning. While we notified the…

The Texas A&M University-Commerce student chapter of the Association for Information Systems (AIS) invited Apple, Inc. Account Executive Vonn Miller and Systems Engineer Ken Gray to their meeting to discuss the “Opportunities of Developing Mobile Apps for Apple.” The AIS…

The A&M-Commerce University Police Department has released a report of a second incident of indecent exposure that occurred on Wednesday, January 5, 2014 at about 2:30 a.m. The suspect was described as an average height and weight and wearing light-colored…

In observance of National Eating Disorders Awareness Week, the Texas A&M University-Commerce Counseling Center will offer online screening for people with possible eating disorder concerns. NEDA Week is February 23-March 1. Its goal is to raise awareness about eating disorders…

Texas A&M University-Commerce is proud to be a part of the Texas Affordable Baccalaureate Program, creating the state's first competency-based bachelor-level degree from a public institution, a bachelor of applied science degree with an emphasis in organizational leadership. This degree…

The Texas A&M University-Commerce Counseling Center has established an open group for students called Mindful Mondays. The group will meet Mondays from 2-3 pm in the Counseling Center, Halladay Building 204. The goal of the group is to give students…