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May 27, 2025

Campus News & Updates

Spring 2025 Commencement



The University proudly celebrated the achievements of more than 700 graduates at the Spring 2025 Commencement ceremony. Faculty, staff, families, and friends gathered at Freeman Coliseum to honor the dedication and success of our graduates as they crossed the stage and stepped into the next chapter of their journey. Congratulations to the Class of 2025!

Summer Dining at A&M-SA

Are you looking for a place to eat on campus this summer? We have you covered. Join A&M-SA Dining Services at our on-campus locations (Dining Hall, Jaguar Java, and the C-Store) for a great meal, cup of coffee, or tasty snack.

Employee Meal Plans are available through August 15. Visit the Dining Services website for more information and summer hours.

Events

2022-2027 Bond Program: Pre-Construction and Design Public Meeting

Join Public Works, Districts 3 and 4, to review the design and pre-construction for the A&M-San Antonio Streets Project phase I and II.

The Bond Project will construct roadway improvements to include sidewalks, driveway approaches, drainage, and other improvements as applicable and within available funding. This project includes phased improvements to Perimenter Loop Road and a connector road to Mauermann Road.

Tuesday, June 3 | 6 p.m.

Patriots' Casa

View the flyer for more information.

Texas A&M System Chancellor's Council on Academic Technology & Innovative Education Summer Conference

Faculty and staff are encouraged to attend and learn more about innovative uses of technology to support student learning and success.

Event registration is open.

Event Dates:

June 9-10

RELLIS Academic Alliance Campus

June 12

Virtually

For more information about the conference and how to attend, visit the CATIE Events site. If you have questions or would like to be a conference volunteer, contact Dr. Richard Schilke or Dr. Kimberly Grotewold.

HUB Vendor Expo

Historically Underutilized Business (HUB) supply partners will showcase how they can best meet the needs of your department, college, or business. Bring your business cards for a chance to win door prizes.

Light refreshments will be provided,

Wednesday, June 11 | 11 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Vista Room

Visit JagSync for more upcoming events.

University Highlights

Kimberly Rottet Named Inaugural Associate Vice President for Student Affairs Campus Services

Dr. Kimberly Rottet has been named the inaugural associate vice president for Student Affairs Campus Services at A&M-San Antonio, beginning June 30. With over two decades of experience in student affairs and auxiliary services, she will oversee dining, housing, the bookstore, and recreational sports—key areas as the University expands student life infrastructure.

Commencement Spotlight: Nate González is on a Mission to Transform Health Care

Nate González made history as the first graduate of A&M-San Antonio’s Community Health Program, which addresses regional health disparities. Now that he's graduated, González plans to pursue dual master’s degrees in public health and business to continue his mission of transforming health care access in underserved communities.

Commencement Spotlight: Candice Allen's Resilient Journey to Graduation

After surviving end-stage renal failure and undergoing six years of dialysis, Candice Allen earned her bachelor’s degree in political science with a minor in legal studies. She now has her sights set on attending law school and specializing in corporate law.

Commencement Spotlight: Jerrome Hamilton's Journey of Leadership and Legacy

Jerrome Hamilton, a first-generation student and military-connected senior, graduated with a degree in international business management and a legacy of leadership. From building up the ROTC presence on campus to serving as president of his fraternity, Hamilton’s time at A&M-San Antonio has been marked by transformation and service. He’s now set to pursue his dream of becoming a medevac pilot for the U.S. Army.

Graduate Student Turns Passion for Water Conservation into Full-Time Career

Angelica Canizalez, a graduate student in the Water Resources Science and Technology program, has parlayed her internship at the San Antonio River Authority into a full-time job as a water quality scientist. Canizalez, who graduates in December, now helps safeguard the region’s waterways and maintain the region's natural beauty.

Check out A&M-SA Today for more University news and featured stories.

Reminders

¡ADELANTE!

The digital edition of the Spring 2025 issue of ¡ADELANTE!, the official magazine of Texas A&M University-San Antonio, is now available!

Read feature stories here and keep an eye out for the printed version.

Tune In, Turn On, Learn On! It's Jag-Stock Employee Development Day!

This year’s Employee Development Day will take place on Wednesday, June 11, with a special theme: "Jag-Stock".  This day serves as a platform for employees to engage in various activities aimed at enhancing their skills, knowledge and capabilities relevant to their roles and career aspirations. There will be three breakout sessions in which attendees can receive professional development in an array of topics.

Purchase your 2025-2026 Academic Year Parking Permit

The 2025-2026 Academic Year Parking permits are available for purchase now.



What do I need to do?

Visit the Parking and Transportation Services webpage for more information on permits, parking maps, FAQs and more.

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Parking and Transportation Services at parking@tamusa.edu.