I assist university departments, students, faculty and staff with communicating their stories to the public.
Profile for
Patrick C. Harrison III
Communications Specialist
- Alum
- Staff
- Veteran
Patrick C. Harrison III is an Amazon-bestselling author of speculative fiction and an award-winning editor of multiple anthologies.
After his service in the U.S. Army, Harrison worked for more than a decade in healthcare and co-founded Death's Head Press, a Texas-based publisher of dark fiction. His love for higher education led him to East Texas A&M University, where he hopes to build on his career while serving students and faculty as a source of guidance and inspiration for years to come.
Harrison resides in Wolfe City, Texas, with his wife and children. He enjoys baseball, camping, horror movies, fishing and reading.
How can I help you?
As a beat writer for East Texas A&M, I assist university departments, students, faculty and staff with communicating their stories to the public.
Educational Background
- B.A., English, East Texas A&M University, 2023
- A.A., English, Paris Junior College, 2015
- ADN, Nursing, Paris Junior College, 2009
A Conversation with Patrick
What would you tell a student who is thinking about attending East Texas A&M?
At ETAMU, you will experience a big-world education within a small-town setting. You will enjoy the friendliness and homeliness of rural America while acquiring the skills and knowledge you need for life around the globe.
What do you like most about your career?
I've quickly come to cherish the people I work with. I interact daily with professors and staff who are kind and respectful, willing to listen and offer advice when necessary. The students I've had the pleasure of meeting are curious and thirsty for knowledge.
Stories by Patrick

ETAMU Alum Helps Lead Global Study Revealing Why Scientific Findings Can Vary
The ETAMU graduate contributed to a large-scale international research study published in Nature, examining how different analytical approaches can lead to varying scientific results.

ETAMU Opera Debuts “Seussical the Musical,” Continues Performances Through April 12
East Texas A&M University’s School of Music opened its production of “Seussical the Musical” on April 9 in the Finney Concert Hall of the Music Building.

Public Health Showcase Highlights Career Pathways, Community Impact at East Texas A&M-Dallas
East Texas A&M brought students and public health professionals together for its fifth annual Public Health Showcase, an event designed to connect classroom learning with real-world application.