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Spirit of Greatness
A Message from Vice Chancellor and Dean Dr. Mark Hussey
As we begin the 2012 fall semester, we are kicking off yet another milestone in our rich history - the 150th anniversary of the Morrill Act. 
The significance of this piece of legislation is enormous, but there are several things in particular that give us reason to celebrate.
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Celebrating Black History Month
Justin Morrill's land-grant act of 1862 was a precursor to the Morrill Act of1890, which promoted access to public higher education to people from all backgrounds - regardless of race. Prairie View A&M University was established 1876 as a product of the second Morrill Act. Today, both campuses seek to educate students and communities, cultivate informed leaders, and enhance the Texas A&M University experience.
Learn more aboutBlack History Month activities on campus.
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Join us April 4 for a special lecture by author of Kyle Tough and grandniece of Dean Edwin Kyle, Barbara Donalson Althaus. Through Kyle Tough, Althaus takes readers on a journey through hard work, tough times and A&M's triumph over perilous challenges. Learn more.
Barbara Donalson Althaus
Wednesday, April 4, 2012 at10:00 a.m.
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Agricultural Career Exposition (ACE Day)
Bringing in 36 businesses from across the nation, ACE Day was a huge success. Aggies met with the company representatives of their choice to learn about career and internship opportunities in a wide range of disciplines. This year's expo took place in the AgriLife Center on February 1-2, 2012, but keep an eye out for your chance to join in next year, October 3-4, 2012.
Check out what people are saying!
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Ask an Alum
Ever wanted to ask an alum their secret to success? Well now you get the chance! We've been reaching out to our recent grads to get the scoop on their career credos. As a 2002 graduate of Animal Science, Cari Rincker has engaged in a successful career in law. She opened Rincker Law, PLLC, a general practice law firm serving the everyday needs of New Yorkers and every segment of the food, fiber and agriculture industry. We recently caught up with Cari and garnered a few words of wisdom. Check out what she had to say!
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Picture Perfect
 | | TAMU President R. Bowen Loftin visits Dr. Summer Odom's ALED 301 class to share his personal thoughts and experiences in leadership |
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