Art Faculty Interviewed for CNN Article on Resurgence of Cowboy Fashion
Associate Professor of Art History and University Gallery Director Melynda Seaton, Ph.D., was featured in a CNN article discussing the recent rise of cowboy and western fashion in America.
Lion Men’s Golf Wins First Tournament in D1 Era at LaTour Intercollegiate
For the first time in the Division I era, the East Texas A&M University men’s golf team has won a tournament as the Lions bring home the LaTour Intercollegiate trophy by nine strokes on Tuesday at the LaTour Golf Club.
Graduate Student Receives National Agriculture Education Scholarship
East Texas A&M University graduate student, alumna and U.S. Army veteran Melody Carmack received a national scholarship from the Rural Gone Urban Foundation.
Building Connections Across Generations: East Texas A&M Dedicates McCord Family Alumni Center
The revitalized McCord Family Alumni Center offers an inviting space where alumni, students, and the entire Lion community can come together to connect and collaborate.
Alum and Current Graduate Student Crowned Miss Dallas 2026
Current East Texas A&M University graduate student and alumna A’Jah Moore was recently crowned Miss Dallas 2026.
ETAMU and the Mystery Above: A History of UFOs on Campus and Beyond
East Texas A&M University has a long history of curiosity about UFOs, featuring student debates, faculty research, and visits from leading experts in the field.
From the Boardroom to the Bus Route, ETAMU's Stan McKee Never Stops Giving Back
ETAMU alumnus Stan McKee was re-elected to the National Association of Community Health Centers while continuing to serve students on campus.
Washington named Southland Conference Defensive Player of the Week
Jade Washington has been named the Southland Conference Defensive Player of the Week.
University President Connects with Students in ‘Ridin’ with Rudin’ Series
The latest installment of the “Ridin’ with Rudin” series occurred this semester, where President Mark Rudin shuttles students to their destinations and hears their unique stories.
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Heather Rodriguez
Featured PersonI came back to the department to discover what else I could do with a degree in history and learned that we offer a certificate in Public History. My career goals are now focused on finding a job within Public History like working in a museum.
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Featured PersonA history degree can be used broadly; the skills developed through the undergraduate and graduate programs are valuable both within and outside the classroom. Think broadly about how to use your degree.
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