APRIL 2019
NEWS

Beta Gamma Sigma Key Unveiling 
College hosts dedication event
 
Officials of the College of Business Administration at Texas A&M University-Kingsville dedicated the Beta Gamma Sigma (BGS) key in a ceremony held Friday, April 26, 2019. The key is displayed on the front lawn of the College of Business Administration building so it can be admired by BGS members, students, faculty, staff and alumni and by all who visit the College. It serves as a symbol of academic excellence on campus and will help promote Beta Gamma Sigma by continuing to encourage future students and faculty to strive for excellence.
 
College officials would like to thank Mr. Martin Brittain for generously donating the key and Mr. and Mrs. Rey and Dinah Ybarra for the beautiful stone pedestal. Both Mr. Brittain and Mr. Ibarra are MBA alumni and longtime university supporters.
  


Introducing the 2019 Class of Beta Gamma Sigma  
Two Honorary Members and 26 students were inducted in a Ceremony on April 26th     
 

Kingsville Day at the Capitol
Student leaders represent college in Austin   
 
College of Business Administration student leaders traveled to Austin on April 10 to take part at Javelina Day at the Capitol.   
 
Students met and visited with state legislators to give thanks and ask for continued support of our blue and gold home.
 
Pictured (L-R): Front row, Kaitlin Frakes, Brianna Rodriguez and Brenda Paramo. Back row, Cindy Haechten, Alexis Acosta, Samantha Gonzalez and Michael Chavez.   
 
 

VITA Celebrates Successful Tax Season
Students assist with completion of 603 returns 
   
College of Business accounting students gathered on April 17 to enjoy an appreciation dinner for their Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) partnership with Texas Community Credit Union. 

This year volunteers assisted residents with 603 completed returns which resulted in over $820,000 for Kleberg County.
 
 
*The Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program offers free tax help to people who generally make $55,000 or less, persons with disabilities and limited English speaking taxpayers who need assistance in preparing their own tax returns.