TEEX breaks ground on new operations complex at Brayton Fire Training
Field
Ground was broken Jan. 6 for a two-story, 14,000-foot
operations complex at the Brayton Fire Training Field in College Station
to be named in honor of longtime Fire Chief Henry D. Smith.
TEES, Texas A&M-Kingsville
receive $1 million NSF grant for science, engineering and math students
Texas A&M University-Kingsville
and the Texas Engineering Experiment Station have received almost $1 million
from the National Science Foundation for a major five-year student recruitment
and retention program.
Active for Life receives award from Archstone Foundation
Active for Life®, a program of the Texas A&M Health Science Center School
of Rural Public Health that seeks to increase the number of mid-life and
older adults who are physically active, received an honorable mention in
the Archstone Foundation’s 2005 Award of Excellence program.
2006 already a bad year for wildfires: TFS urges Texans to use caution
More acres burned during the first five days of 2006 in Texas than during
all of 2005. When the size of a fire or conditions exceed local control,
the Texas Forest Service is called in to help.
TTI establishes new research center in El Paso
The Texas Transportation
Institute has established an El Paso research center that will focus on
traffic management, border issues and air quality along the Texas/Mexico
border and within El Paso.