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Making the Difference

photo caption: Dr. Dan Edelman, Mr. Bob Brown, university vice president for business and administration and Mr. William Treacy, executive director of the Texas State Board of Public Accountancy. by Kim Williams The accounting department is one of many departments…
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Garland Button (Dec. 1, 1918-Dec. 7, 2011)

Mr. W. Garland Button will be remembered as a pillar of all that is good at A&M-Commerce. His ties to the university nearly span its entirety. Button followed his family's footsteps to campus, graduating in 1938 with a degree in…
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Raymond B. Cameron (Sept. 1, 1919-Jan. 5, 2012)

After proudly serving his country in World War II, Raymond B. Cameron, class of 1940, embarked on a successful career in real estate development as the co-owner of the Cameron Company of Rockwall, professionals in investment properties. He and his…
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Class Notes spring 2012

1950s Dr. Bob Dowell (M.A. '57), former professor, has recently published his third book Understanding the Bible: Head and Heart and is being published in three parts: The Old Testament, Matthew through Acts, and Romans through Revelation. The first two…
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Noteworthy spring 2012

Dr. R. N. Singh, professor of sociology and criminal justice, was honored as a Regents Professor April 19 by The Texas A&M University System Board of Regents. The award is the highest honor a faculty member can receive from the…
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In the Moment

by Savannah Christian “In the moment, that is where you want to be. And in the moment, with what little time one has to think…I found myself really literally wanting to pinch myself.” Those are the words I heard Dan…
Elizabeth Kolawole

Charting her own Path

by Savannah Christian Elizabeth Kolawole Class of 2013 After being accepted to numerous universities, junior Elizabeth Kolawole chose to attend Texas A&M University-Commerce, the same school her mother graduated from in 2006. Although her mother has been a great inspiration…
James Yznaga

A Cultural Contingency

by Savannah Christian James Yznaga, Class of 2012 Honors College student James Yznaga spent the fall semester studying abroad in South Korea, learning not only classroom curriculum but the cultural experiences Handong Global University had to offer as well. “Studying…
Nick Bailey

Fearless Peerless Mentoring

by Savannah Christian Nick Bailey, Class of 2012 In an effort to give back on campus, journalism major Nick Bailey recently started a Peerless Mentoring Program to benefit students at Texas A&M University-Commerce. Bailey, founder and CEO of Peerless Promotions,…
Victoria Walters

Myths of the moon

Victoria Walters, Class of 2012 by Savannah Christian Victoria Walters was recently recognized for her “superior” presentation at the Pathways Symposium featuring research from each of The Texas A&M University System schools. Walters, a member of the Honors College, presented…
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Marching to Carnegie Hall

by Savannah Christian Bret Ryan, Class of 2014 Bret Ryan is a man of many talents. A junior music education major, Ryan has taken full advantage of the endless opportunities at Texas A&M University-Commerce serving as a member of the…
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Transforming Lives: Atmos Energy

photo caption: (l–r): Sandra Doyle, Director, Public Affairs, Atmos Energy, John Paris, President, Mid Tex Division, Atmos Energy, Carlos Robles Atmos Energy supports education at Texas A&M University-Commerce through an endowment established in the fall of 2007. Sandra Doyle, director…

Sowing seeds of success

In a fast-paced, drive-thru fed society, the process of getting food from the field to the family dinner table is often dismissed, the importance of each, carefully grown nutrient forgotten. However, thanks to a newly established research farm in Fairlie,…

Creating Wellness

Morris Recreation Center The Morris Recreation Center features outdoor and indoor facilities that satisfy the adventurer and health nut in everyone. Outside, students can enjoy the heated pool, two-tier hot tub with waterfall, sand volleyball courts, basketball courts, picnic tables,…
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Room to Grow

Whitley Hall Towering 12 stories above campus, Whitley Hall is where many A&M-Commerce freshmen call home. Room layouts allow for double occupancy in apartment style suites, and cable, Ethernet and phone services keep students connected to the outside world. Whitley…
Sara Cushing and Gail Chandler

Big fish, small pond, perfect home

by Savannah Christian Just a few short months ago, Sara Cushing and her mother, Gail Chandler, headed out of the Metroplex toward Texas A&M University-Commerce in search of a fresh start. Little did they know the mother-daughter duo would find…
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Personalizing the Process

Student Access & Success Center The Student Access and Success Center was created to ease the enrollment process for students. Now, students can come to a central location to have all of their admissions, financial aid and advising needs met. …

Home Away from Home

Rayburn Student Center The student center is home to a variety of campus events and activities that enhance the college experience. Students can grab a cup of coffee on their way to class, or enjoy a meal with friends at…
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History Professor Awarded Fulbright

Congratulations to Dr. William Kuracina, professor of history, who has been awarded a Fulbright Scholar grant to conduct research in India. Kuracina joins a prestigious roster of Fulbright Scholars who travel abroad to increase mutual understanding of the citizens of…
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President’s Club

Those who give to the university play a vital role in protecting and nurturing our tradition of academic excellence. Whether supporting a special campaign, build an endowment fund, or giving to the unrestricted Annual Fund, private donors ensure that the…
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