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Graduate Stories

With commencement scheduled for May 13, we're shining a spotlight on graduating students and their plans for the future.

Preparing Graduates to Treat Autism and Related Disorders

The University’s first cohort of Applied Behavioral Analysis students graduates in May, equipped with the skills and knowledge needed to help those with behavioral needs.

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Becoming a Forensic Scientist

Graduating with a master’s in biology, Lyndsy Stacy plans to pursue a doctorate at Sam Houston State University and ultimately research different methods of DNA detection. Read more.

Helping Families Heal

With the help of the Mays Center, Ana Zavala, who is graduating with a degree in psychology, is launching her career at a local nonprofit that helps victims of family violence.

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University Highlights

White House Officials Visit University to Highlight Cyber Job Opportunities

A&M-San Antonio recently hosted Jake Braun, the National Cyber Director, along with other guests for a special event that focused on cyber job opportunities and challenges. There was also a “Tech Fiesta" event with prominent stakeholders who discussed their roles in the San Antonio cyber ecosystem and offered tips for students. A&M-San Antonio is a regional leader in cyber education and research and one of nine Hispanic-Serving Institutions designated as a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cybersecurity by the National Security Agency.

Jaguar Student Media Shines with 28 TIPA Awards

The Jaguar Student Media earned 28 awards at the Texas Intercollegiate Press Association, the most recognized and competitive collegiate journalism association in Texas. Jaguar Student Media dedicated these awards and accomplishments to University staff member Jesse Fuentes, who passed away in April. He was an important part of the team and the students’ success. 

Addressing Diabetes in Bexar County and Placing First



Students Nicole Becerra, Nate González and Samantha Puente won first place at the 2024 San Antonio Regional Public Health Competition with a project that addressed the alarming rate of diabetes in South Bexar county. This was the first year A&M-San Antonio participated in the regional competition, which is hosted by St. Mary’s University.

Transforming Faculty Success

Professor Jenny Moore is on track to earn a certificate from the International Coaching Federation, enabling her to assist other faculty members in achieving their professional goals. Read more.

POLITalks@TAMUSA Podcast

Lecturer Eugen Nagy has launched a podcast that delves into political science and prominent events happening around the world. Available on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Amazon Music. 

Festival De Cascarones Recap

Texas A&M University-San Antonio helped bring Fiesta season to an exciting close with its annual Festival De Cascarones. Read more about the festivities and Golden Egg Tuition Recipients.

Spring 2024 Commencement

• May 13
• Freeman Coliseum
• College of Arts and Sciences ceremony 10 a.m.
• College of Education and Human development 3 p.m.

Visit the web page for live streaming links, parking, event information and more.

New TAMUSA Portal

On June 7, a new portal will replace Jagwire. 

More information on New Portal.

New Website Launch 

From June 1 to June 24, access to the current University website content will be temporarily locked to prevent data loss as we migrate to the new website.

More information on New University Website.

Summer Housing Discount

Save 50% on your housing costs at Esperanza Hall.

15 Anniversary Student Giveaway

Students, have you entered to win?

In The News

Texas Public Radio:San Antonio students march for right to protest war in Gaza

The Glimer Mirror: TDEM Graduates Second Cadet Class of The Texas Emergency Management Academy

San Antonio Report: English professor Nicole Carr’s documentary “High Risk” featured in story about Black maternal mortality 

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