Texas A&M Hispanic Network
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TEXAS A&M RANKED AMONG TOP COLLEGES BY HISPANIC OUTLOOK
Texas A&M University continues to be ranked among the top colleges for Hispanics by “Hispanic Outlook in Higher Education” magazine in its annual listings, with the institution’s ranking higher in the current edition than in previous years.
Among institutions that awarded the most bachelor’s degrees to Hispanics, Texas A&M is ranked 25th – up from 26th last year. Texas A&M is once again ranked first in agriculture. It was fourth in biological and biomedical sciences, up from fifth last year; fourth in engineering, up from sixth last year; and seventh in interdisciplinary studies.
Also, Texas A&M is ranked 10th in the number of doctoral degrees awarded to Hispanics, up from 15th last year. In a related category, Texas A&M is ranked third in the number of professional degrees awarded in veterinary medicine – up from fifth last year. The nationwide rankings are based on the latest available data from the National Center for Educational Statistics of the U.S. Department of Education, the magazine’s editors said.
They also reported that the number of bachelor’s degrees awarded to Hispanics in 2006 by all the top 100 schools combined totaled 59,299, an increase of 4,327 over 2005. Additionally, they noted that in 1991-92 only one institution awarded more than 100 master’s degrees to Hispanics, but 77 schools awarded more than 100 master’s degrees to them in 2005-06. Texas A&M awarded 110 master’s degrees to Hispanics that year.
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President Davis Calls TAMHN "Tipping Point" in Aggieland's History in article titled "A&M Leaders Promote University to Incoming Hispanic Students"
EMPLOYMENT
Employment Vacancies, November 2007 at the Association of Former Students
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DUES & DONATIONS
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IN THE NEWS...
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January 8, 2008
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October 1, 2007
Promoting Hispanic
Diversity
The mission of the Texas
A&M Hispanic Network is to serve as an
advocate and support group on Hispanic concerns
and issues at the University and local
communities within the larger Association of
Former Students organization. The Texas A&M
Hispanic Network shall dynamically work towards
increasing the number of Hispanic students
attending Texas A&M University (TAMU), and
enhancing their experience, education, and
quality of life on campus.
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