
human behavior
Texas A&M Among Top 20 Universities Nationally In ‘Return On Investment’ Survey
Jan. 13, 2014 • 3 min. readTexas A&M University is one of only three public institutions included in a ranking of the nation’s top 20 colleges for “return on investment” - and the only one in Texas or the Southeastern Conference.
The discovery of fluted spear points in northwest Alaska strongly suggests that peopling of the Americas was more complex than previously believed.
Hoover, a senior psychology major from Plano, Texas, has been involved in CARPOOL since her freshman year at Texas A&M.
Neuroscience and religion might seem a strange mix for a college course, but the professor who devised the unconventional class offering has been unconventional for most of his highly successful 50-year career in the classroom and laboratory.
According to research by a Texas A&M University professor, these factors are derived from the individual’s personality characteristics, and if bosses can tailor job duties in accordance with employees’ natural leanings.
Texas A&M To Commemorate 50th Anniversary Of Admission Of Women, Minority Inclusiveness
Aug. 27, 2013 • 6 min. readTexas A&M has emerged as one of the largest universities in the nation—with an enrollment of more than 50,000, with almost half of its students now women—and is making significant progress in diversifying its student body.
Football Players vs. Heat Stroke – It Can Be Prevented
Aug. 7, 2013 • 3 min. readIn the past 20 years, at least 40 football players have died from heat-related conditions, which should serve as a sober reminder to the thousands of high school and college players.
Business-Consumer Interactions On Social Media Mean More Dollars Spent
July 22, 2013 • 5 min. readOnce consumers “like” a company or brand on Facebook, they’re voluntarily accepting advertising, and the result is they’ll spend more money at the business.
A Texas A&M University researcher has now provided the first evidence that the Italian violin masters tried to impart specific vowel sounds to their violins.
The study, a capstone project, shows that investment in high-quality, early education makes good money sense, with its benefits far outweighing its costs.