Texas A&M College of Education & Human Development

09/02/2026

What does it take to become an unbreakable leader?

Dr. Mark LaSota of the Texas A&M Department of Kinesiology and Sport Management is helping answer that question through his teaching and research beyond the classroom. This year, he co-authored the latest edition of one of the field's leading sport leadership textbooks and shared his personal and professional insights on leadership at TEDxTAMU.

Watch Dr. LaSota’s presentation on how unbreakable leaders find a way: tx.ag/LaSotaTED

08/31/2026

Building global partnerships takes years of service, mentorship and collaboration.

Dr. Beverly J. Irby was recently awarded the highest distinction by Grigol Robakidze University (GRUNI) in the country of Georgia — Alma Mater's Distinguished Honoree. The award recognizes her nearly decade-long commitment to strengthening educational partnerships between Texas A&M University and GRUNI.

Through initiatives such as the Paths to Publication program and ongoing faculty and graduate student mentorship, Dr. Irby has supported scholarly development, international collaboration and educator preparation efforts that extend across borders.

We are proud to celebrate this recognition and the meaningful collaboration between GRUNI and Texas A&M, including our Education Leadership Research Center (ELRC) and Center for Research & Development in Dual Language & Literacy Acquisition (CRDLLA).

08/28/2026

Looking for a high-quality early learning environment for your child?

The Texas A&M Children's Centers currently have limited Fall 2026 openings available for prekindergarten, preschool and children ages 12-18 months.

Contact Dr. Erica Ritter at [email protected] if you are interested or want to learn more.

08/27/2026

David Jahn didn’t come to Texas A&M to become a teacher.

After finding his calling, he applied for our Graduate Certification Program, where he gained the preparation, mentorship and confidence to lead and inspire students in and out of the classroom.

If you’ve ever considered teaching but didn’t earn an education degree, this flexible online and on-campus program is designed with you in mind.

Application deadline for Spring 2027 is October 20.

Apply and learn more: tx.ag/GCPJahn

08/26/2026

The role of artificial intelligence, data and technology in agriculture continues to grow, and Dr. Tugce Aldemir of the Texas A&M Department of Teaching, Learning and Culture wants rural students to be part of that future.

With funding from the National Science Foundation (NSF) CAREER award, Aldemir is helping middle school students and educators in Caldwell ISD and Brenham ISD investigate real-world agricultural challenges using AI, environmental sensors, and scientific exploration, turning local knowledge into opportunities for STEM learning and innovation.

Read more: tx.ag/AldemirAgSTEM

08/20/2026

08/19/2026

Back-to-school time is underway! 🎒📚

As children adjust to new classrooms and routines, parents can ease the transition by practicing skills at home. The Texas A&M Institute for Early Childhood Development & Education offers simple activities that can build a child's confidence and encourage healthy habits as they learn and grow.

Read more: tx.ag/PrepForSchool

08/17/2026

From helping young children build literacy skills to preparing students for an AI-driven future, researchers at our Texas A&M Department of Teaching, Learning and Culture are translating research into meaningful solutions for schools and communities.

Explore how TLAC faculty are advancing education through research that supports learners, educators and families at every stage of life.

Read more: tx.ag/TLACResearch

08/14/2026

It’s been a whole summer away from CEHD. The odyssey isn’t over just yet, but the long-awaited return is right around the corner 🏹

08/13/2026

A Texas A&M University Physical Education Activity Programs archery course became the starting point for Jasmine Smith's ’27 national championship journey. 🎯

What began as a way to stay active led her to join the Texas A&M University Target Archers, build new friendships and compete on the national stage. At the USA Archery Collegiate Target Nationals, Smith placed 7th in the Barebow Women’s division, earned a bronze medal in the team event and helped the Aggies earn their 24th national championship.

Read how Smith discovered a new passion through PEAP: tx.ag/2026ArcheryChamps