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Students To Collaborate With Army Band In Free Concerts Celebrating United States’ 250th Anniversary

“Fort Sam’s Own” 323d Army Band will perform at Rudder Auditorium Sept. 28-29 with contributions by Music, Theatre and Visualization students.

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Viz Summer Camp Offers High School Students Inside Look At Visualization Program

Held June 14-18, the camp offered 35 students opportunities to create projects in animation and graphic design.

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High School Students Experience Dance Program Through Summer Intensive

A total of 80 students attended the June 14-20 event to learn new dance techniques.

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New Minors In Pilates And Arts In Health To Debut In The Fall Semester

The new offerings join the 12 established minors in the college. Both minors are open to all students.

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Aurore Spiers’ New Book Puts Spotlight On Women’s Contributions To Film In France

“Archiving the Past: Women's Film History in France, 1927–1978” was published by the University of California Press earlier this year.

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Edgar J. Rojas-Muñoz Honored With Montague-CTE Scholars Award For Development Of Teaching Excellence

The award is given to tenure-track assistant professors based on their passion for teaching undergraduate students.

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Watch Now: Performance And Visual Studies Students Present Capstone Projects

Undergraduate students shared performances as part of their final presentations.

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Grace Adinku Honored With Adair Advisor Of The Year For Her Service To African Graduate Students Association

The Adair awards, given by the Department of Student Activities in the Division of Student Affairs, honor exemplary student organizations and advisors.

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Summer Happening Brings Artists, Specialists To Discuss Explorations Of Protection

Presented by the Artists and Scholars in Residence Committee, this year’s event was themed "Rituals of Protection.”

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Sony Leadership Tours Virtual Production Institute Stages On Main Campus And In Fort Worth

The guests toured the virtual production stages at the Langford Architecture Center, Building A, and at Texas A&M-Fort Worth, viewing student projects and other content while meeting the institute's staff.