Professional Development for Department Heads
Raising awareness about issues related to underrepresented faculty
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Funded by the National Science Foundation, the TAMU ADVANCE Center was established in 2010 to engage in research and evidence-based activities and advocacy to broaden the climate of inclusion for all faculty. The overarching goal of the Center – which is aligned with TAMU’s Diversity Plan, Action 2015, and Vision 2020 as well as the State of Texas Higher Education Plan and the National Academies – is to build on previous university-wide efforts and further weave the deeply held values of diversity, inclusion, and respect into the culture of our institution.
(09-18-2017) Courtney Schumacher, received a grant from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA).
(09-18-2017) Courtney Schumacher, received a grant from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA).
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(7-31-2017) Dr. Marcetta Y. Darensbourg appointed as Davidson Professors of Science and joint holders of the Davidson Chair in Science
(7-31-2017) Dr. Marcetta Y. Darensbourg appointed as Davidson Professors of Science and joint holder of the Davidson Chair in Science
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(7-13-2017) Dr. Jennifer Marshall receives the 2017 College of Science Undergraduate Research Mentoring Award
(7-13-2017) Dr. Jennifer Marshall receives the 2017 College of Science Undergraduate Research Mentoring Award
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(7-6-2017) Dr. Yennello has been awarded the 2017 College of Science Leadership in Equity and Diversity Award
(7-6-2017) Dr. Sherry Yennello awarded the 2017 College of Science Leadership in Equity and Diversity Award
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(6-27-17) Dr. Jamilia Blake published in Texas A&M Today
(6-27-17) Dr. Jamilia Blake's research featured on Education Week.
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(5-31-2017) Dr. Phia Salter selected as a Rothrock Fellow
(5-31-2017) Dr. Phia Salter selected as a Rothrock Fellow recognizing outstanding newly promoted associate professors.
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(5-4-2017) Newly discovered Tarsius specttumgruskyae named for Dr. Sharon Gursky
(5-4-2017) Newly discovered Tarsius specttumgruskyae named in honor of anthropology professor Dr. Sharon Gursky.
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(5-4-2017) Marcetta Y. Darensbourg Elected to National Academy of Sciences
(5-4-2017) Dr. Marcetta Y. Darensbourg is elected to the National Academy of Sciences.
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(3-27-17) Dr. Melissa Grunlan receives $1.9 million dollar grant from the National Institutes of Health
(3-27-17) Dr. Melissa Grunlan receives $1.9 million dollar grant from the National Institutes of Health
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(1-30-2017) Dr. Mary Jo Richardson Receives 2016 Geosciences Distinguished Achievement Teaching Award
(1-30-2017) Dr. Mary Jo Richardson receives 2016 Geosciences Distinguished Achievement Teaching Award
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WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP
An Interview with
Dr. Karen Butler-Purry
"I enjoy being a part of a team working to impact process, policy, and change."
WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP
An Interview with
Dr. Kate Miller
"Take on a part-time administrative appointment to see if you will enjoy it."
WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP
An Interview with
Dr. Sumana Datta
"The experience of the university beyond your department is invaluable."
WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP
An Interview with
Dr. Karan Watson
"Do the job you have and align the things you do to things that you might want to do in a future job."
WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP
An Interview with
Dr. Katherine Banks
"First establish yourself as a senior scholar before you step into an administrative role."
WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP
An Interview with
Dr. Violet Johnson
"Explore what administration really entails and seek experienced administrators to serve as formal and informal mentors."
WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP
An Interview with
Dr. Eleanor Green
"Administration provides the opportunity to help create a culture
of inclusion."
Mission Statement
This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under NSF Cooperative Agreement No. HRD-1008385.