Texas A&M College of Education & Human Development

10/15/2026

The world is a classroom, and our College offers opportunities for students to learn far beyond campus.

At the 2026 Education Abroad World Fair, Dr. Mark LaSota of our Department of Kinesiology and Sport Management and Jonathan Masabni engaged with Aggie students and promoted our upcoming trips to South Korea, Japan, Germany and Belize.

These opportunities help students expand their perspectives while preparing for success beyond the classroom.

10/14/2026

Bridget Matamoros-Mota ’28 is bringing nearly 2 decades of experience in the classroom to Capitol Hill.

As 1 of 14 educators nationwide selected for the 2026–27 Albert Einstein Distinguished Educator Fellowship, Matamoros-Mota is spending 11 months with the U.S. House of Representatives and pursuing her doctorate in Texas A&M Department of Teaching, Learning and Culture. While considering how legislation may affect students and teachers, she's connecting what happens in schools with decisions made at the national level.

Read more about Matamoros-Mota's journey: tx.ag/EinsteinFellow

10/09/2026

What does it mean to be a laboratory school?

At the Texas A&M Children's Centers, it means keeping young learners at the center of everything they do while creating even more opportunities for children to learn, explore and thrive.

Read more: tx.ag/YoungLearners

10/05/2026

Happy World Teachers’ Day! 🧑‍🏫🍎

10/05/2026

10/04/2026

Texas A&M University is officially 150!

What started as six students in 1876 has grown into over 82,000 strong. A university built by generations of Aggies who stood together to lead, serve and leave their mark on the world.

One hundred fifty years of tradition. One hundred fifty years of excellence. One hundred fifty years of an Aggie spirit like no other.

Here’s to honoring where we’ve been, celebrating where we are and shaping what’s ahead. The next 150 starts now. 👍

09/30/2026

From AI and educational leadership to family studies and neuroscience, our newest faculty members bring a wide range of teaching and research experience to serve students, communities and industries across Texas and beyond.

Meet CEHD’s newest scholars: tx.ag/CEHDNewFaculty

09/29/2026

A great educator's impact goes beyond one classroom.

Dr. Amin Davoodi ‘21, a former Ph.D. student in our Texas A&M Department of Teaching, Learning and Culture, is now an assistant professor at the University of Wyoming College of Education. Through a U.S. Department of Education-supported initiative, he is helping expand opportunities for multilingual learners by preparing educators through ESL credentialing, professional learning and instructional coaching. The effort will strengthen schools across Wyoming while helping educators better support their students.

We are proud to see our Aggies create meaningful change in education across the country.

09/24/2026

Why can some people withstand extreme heat better than others?

Dr. Steven Riechman of the Texas A&M Department of Kinesiology and Sport Management is leading a multi-university initiative to explore how people respond to extreme heat and how those differences can improve safety for military personnel, first responders, athletes and others exposed to high temperatures.

Read more: tx.ag/SouthernHeat

09/22/2026

Congratulations to Dr. Christine Stanley on her well-deserved recognition from ASHE-Association for the Study of Higher Education!