A&M System Chancellor John Sharp’s statement on the death of George Floyd
We are mourning with George Floyd's family, not only because he was one of our own, as a former student of Texas A&M University-Kingsville, but also because his death is truly a national tragedy.
It is important we all re-double our efforts to treat everyone, regardless of color, with respect and inclusion in every facet of American life, including our university system.
We at The Texas A&M University System are committed to this premise: We are all God's children and deserving of the same respect and protections that should be afforded every American.
— Chancellor John Sharp
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