The Bush School Intelligence Studies Program established the Ready Room in the fall of 2021, realizing months of student-led effort and initiative to create a public forum for the intelligence work originating in and outside of the Bush School. Featuring analytic pieces written by current and former Bush School students, as well as external subject-matter […]
Bush School News
Bush School Wins Top Award for Website Redesign
The Bush School of Government and Public Service received a Bronze Quill Award from the International Association of Business Communicators (IABC) Houston chapter on October 21. IABC Houston presented the Bush School an Award of Excellence for the launch of the new Bush.tamu.edu site. It is the highest-level award in its category. “Web administrator Grant […]
Robbie Waters Robichau: Faculty Spotlight
Robbie Waters Robichau teaches public service and administration in the nonprofit sector, with courses touching on foundations of the nonprofit sector, human relations, and social entrepreneurship and innovation. She is a Bush School alumna, studying nonprofit management and accountability, capacity and evaluation, and meaningfulness in public service work. What research project are you currently working […]
Former Colombian Foreign Minister Speaks about US-Colombian Relations
On October 28, 2021, Ambassador Carolina Barco, former Colombian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Ambassador to the US, spoke to a group of Bush School students and faculty about Plan Colombia, the joint US-Colombian initiative to address violence and insecurity in the region, and ongoing US-Colombian relations. Ambassador Barco began her presentation by highlighting the […]
Three Bush School Students Named Robertson Foundation 2023 Fellows
The Robertson Foundation for Government named three students at the Bush School of Government and Public Service to the Class of 2023 Robertson Fellows cohort. For thirteen years, the Robertson Foundation has nominated fellows from top international affairs graduate institutions in the nation. The Robertson Foundation supports future leaders in public service through academic fellowships, […]
Dallas Fed’s Senior Vice President to Speak about Economic Challenges in a Post-COVID World
The Bush School’s Mosbacher Institute will host Marc Giannoni of the Dallas Fed in an online Conversation in Public Policy about the economic challenges created by the COVID-19 pandemic. The Mosbacher Institute for Trade, Economics, and Public Policy at the Bush School of Government and Public Service at Texas A&M University will hold an online […]
Dr. Lahey Named Presidential Impact Fellow
The Bush School’s Dr. Joanna N. Lahey has earned the distinguished Presidential Impact Fellows Award, becoming one of twenty Texas A&M University faculty members to join the 2021 cohort. Created in 2017 by former President Young, the award recognizes accomplished faculty who hold promise of becoming world-changers in their respective fields and demonstrate Texas A&M’s […]
Growing Room
Home to the Bush School of Government & Public Service, the newly renovated Allen Building offers numerous legacy naming opportunities. By Bec Morris ’23Note: This article originally appeared on the Texas A&M Foundation website on Oct. 11, 2021. Nestled neatly in the heart of West Campus, the Robert H. ’50 and Judy Ley Allen Building […]
Mr. John Boerstler to Discuss Private Sector Practices to Improve Customer Experiences and Service Delivery in the Public Sector
The Center for Nonprofits & Philanthropy at the Bush School of Government and Public Service invites you to a talk given by Mr. John Boerstler titled “Leveraging Private Sector Practices to Improve Customer Experiences and Service Delivery in the Public Sector” on Tuesday, November 9, 2021, at 12:15 p.m. CST. Mr. Boerstler will present the material […]
Greg Vogle: Faculty Spotlight
Greg Vogle joined the Intelligence Studies program at the Bush School after spending the majority of his career in the CIA. He talks about his new career turn and plans to teach a course on covert action.
