BRYAN-COLLEGE STATION, TX, April 2, 2024 — The Scowcroft Institute of International Affairs at the Bush School of Government & Public Service at Texas A&M University invites you to join François Hollande, former president of France, as he discusses “Upheavals: The New World Disorder and Democracy’s Struggle with Terrorism” on April 17, 2024, at 6 p.m. CT at the […]
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Other Side of the Border Program talks about Border Security and Increasing Border Community Liaison Efforts.
COLLEGE STATION, TX (March 27, 2024) – On Monday, April 8, Acting Chief Patrol Agent (CPA) Matthew J. Roggow serving the Big Bend Sector of the U.S. Border Patrol will present “Security: America’s Border in Theory and Practice” as part of the Borders & Migration Program hosted by the Mosbacher Institute for Trade, Economics, and […]
Education Policy Workshop to Examine Preferences and Spending Patterns in Response to the Pandemic
BRYAN-COLLEGE STATION, March 27, 2024 — On Wednesday, April 10, 2024, Dr. Matthew G. Springer will present “Under Pr-ESSER: Revealed Preferences and Spending Patterns in Response to the Pandemic” as part of the Education Policy Workshop series hosted by the Mosbacher Institute for Trade, Economics, and Public Policy at the Bush School of Government and […]
U.S. Border Patrol to Discuss Border Security at Bush School Event
BRYAN-COLLEGE STATION, March 26, 2024 — On Monday, April 8, the U.S. Border Patrol’s Acting Chief Patrol Agent (CPA) for the Big Bend Sector, Matthew J. Roggow, will present “Security: America’s Border in Theory and Practice” as part of the The Other Side of the Border: Ties That Bind and Issues That Divide speaker series. […]
Building Relationships for Positive Change: CNP shares insights on the inaugural Nonprofit BRIDGE Conference
The Center for Nonprofits & Philanthropy (CNP) recently held its inaugural Nonprofit BRIDGE Conference on February 26th and 27th. This highly anticipated event brought together over one hundred professionals representing nonprofit and for-profit organizations, local and city governments, and academic institutions. The Nonprofit BRIDGE Conference featured a robust schedule of activities designed to Build Relationships, […]
Bass Pro Shops Founder & Lead Outfitter Johnny Morris honored with McLane Leadership in Business Award
story: Abigail Huie, Bush School MPIA Student, March 2024 On March 5, 2024, the Mosbacher Institute of Trade, Economics, and Public Policy at the Bush School of Government & Public Service awarded Johnny Morris, Founder and Lead Outfitter of Bass Pro Shops, the 2024 McLane Leadership in Business Award. Morris was celebrated by a crowd […]
Fostering Trust and Addressing Public Safety Challenges: Insights from the Bush School City and County Governance Program Symposium
Amidst the bustling corridors of the Annenberg Presidential Conference Center on March 7, 2024, a gathering of 82 attendees, including distinguished figures like Associate Professors of the Practice Dan Debree, Brian Nakamura, and Paul Hofmann, convened for the Bush School City and County Governance Program Symposium. Beginning with a welcome from Interim Dean Dr. Frank […]
Event Recap: Disaster PRIMR 2024 Conference: The Interfaces of Disaster
The Bush School of Government and Public Service hosted the fourth annual Disaster PRIMR Conference, bringing together a group of researchers, practitioners, nonprofit organizations, local government professionals, community members, and students to engage in a much-needed discussion surrounding disaster related challenges such as emergency management. This was the first Disaster PRIMR conference to be hosted […]
Ph.D. student gets a special opportunity to attend the “Advanced Topics in Liberty: Liberty, War, and Peace” Colloquium
Qiang (Steven) Wu, a Ph.D. Student in Political Science details his experience being selected to attend the “Advanced Topics in Liberty: Liberty, War, and Peace” colloquium in Washington D.C., hosted by the Institute for Humane Studies. “Our cohort was diverse, not only in academic disciplines—spanning political science, history, economics, and law—but also in geography, with […]
Texarkana and Bayou Policy Simulation: Graduate Students Navigate Crisis in NASPAA Competition
In a challenging and intellectually stimulating exercise, graduate students from across Texas, Arkansas, and Louisiana recently engaged in a rigorous five-round simulation competition. This unique event, organized by NASPAA (the Network of Schools of Public Policy, Affairs, and Administration), tested students’ abilities to craft effective policies in response to a simulated crisis: a neighboring country […]