Spring 2023 Career Fairs

See the complete list below:

March 2, from 1-4 p.m. for Internship & Summer Job Fair

March 30, from 1-4 p.m. for Justice & Wellness Career Expo

April 14, from 10:15-12:15 p.m. for Educators' Fair

Common Read Fall 2024 to Spring 2025 Nominations

The Office of First-Year Experience is calling for nominations for our Fall 2024 Common Read, a book that all first-year students at A&M-San Antonio will read as they enter college. The Common Read is part of Common Experience, which is a yearlong initiative designed to cultivate a common intellectual conversation on a theme and facilitate increased interactions among faculty, staff and students.

• Provide a book suggestion by Friday, March 10, 2023

Calling All Storytellers! Submit an Audition Video for Be Bold. Be Heard!

Are you ready to show the A&M-SA community your talent?

Submit a video submission of you performing a personal story, poem or original song, and you may be chosen for our live showcase on April 18, 2023.

Videos must be five minutes or less in length and showcase your interpretation of the theme: Identity and Intersectionality.

• Videos are due by March 1, 2023.

This event is inspired by this year’s Common Read "Tell Me Who You Are" by Winona Guo and Priya Vulchi, and the theme, Cultivating Me to Understand the Complexities of We. We are excited to see the talent from our students, staff and faculty!

Check in For Updates On The Search Process For A&M-SA's 3rd President

The Board of Regents and Texas A&M University System Chancellor John Sharp announced the formation of a search committee tasked with finding the next President of Texas A&M University-San Antonio.Visit the University Presidential Search webpage for updates, presidential profile and the strategic plan.

Latest Season of Chancellor John Sharp’s Television Show to be Aired Again

Reruns of “Around Texas With Chancellor John Sharp” Begin This Week

The third season of the show that features the leader of The Texas A&M University System will be re-broadcast beginning this week on most of the state’s television markets. Each of the 12 episodes of Season Three of Around Texas With Chancellor John Sharp runs about 30 minutes and includes two segments and two in-studio interviews conducted by Chancellor Sharp.

Season Three shows include stories about: Texas A&M former student and musician Robert Earl Keen; an effort to save sea turtles at Texas A&M University’s Galveston campus; and an inspiring account of a dance instructor from Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi relearning to walk, dance and teach after a tragic accident.

Listings and full episodes are available to stream online.

University Welcomes New Vice President for Business Affairs/CFO

Leonard A. Cullo, Jr., joins A&M-SA as vice president for business affairs and chief financial officer (CFO). Cullo will oversee a broad range of business and campus development initiatives in addition to departments responsible for technology, campus safety, business operations, financial operations, Title IX, human resources, regional development partnerships and compliance. 

Prior to A&M-SA, Cullo served as senior advisor to the president for investment and athletics at PennWest University. He was vice president for finance and administration and a member of the President’s Executive Council at Clarion University of Pennsylvania.

Cullo officially began his new role on February 6. With his vast experience and expertise, he will continue to build a strong foundation for the future at A&M-SA. Read more. 

News 4 Esports: San Antonio's Booming Job Industry

Graduating senior Sebastian De Hoyos from Texas A&M University San Antonio, found esports as an outlet. De Hoyos is one of several athletes competing against other collegiate athletes. He says landing on a team is just as competitive as other sports. Read more.

Babysitter or Teacher?: Living Wages, Professional Upgrades Sought For Early Educators

Texas A&M University-San Antonio, along with Pre-K 4 SA, is looking for ways to professionalize the industry by removing barriers for early educators, who historically have been women of color. 

Catherine O’Brien, a lecturer in the College of Education and Human Development at TAMU-SA, said many credentials in early childhood education are simply to fulfill requirements for licensing and don’t lead to a professional degree. 

As part of its efforts to bolster the profession, the university is planning to construct a 40,000-square-foot education center near its campus in South San Antonio that will showcase what high-quality early childhood education is and fill gaps in the child care deserts across Bexar County. Melissa Jozwiak, an associate professor of early childhood at TAMU-SA, said the university is becoming the “hub for high-quality early childhood education” in San Antonio and the state. Read more.

Texas A&M University-San Antonio — President Search

The Board of Regents and Chancellor John Sharp of the Texas A&M University System are conducting a national search for the next president of A&M-SA. The president reports directly to the chancellor and is responsible for implementing system policies and effectively leading the institution; sustaining and enhancing the institution’s mission and overall operations; and fostering and building upon the existing traditions, distinctiveness, and strengths of the university.



Since its founding as the first upper-division institution of higher education in south San Antonio, A&M-SA has grown from its upper-division roots to its current role as a contemporary, comprehensive four-year public university that reflects the culturally diverse, heritage-rich community it serves. During this period, the University has impacted lives in south San Antonio and its surrounding communities, providing access to quality education while becoming a catalyst for regional growth, with countless stories of the students, graduates, faculty, and staff who are on a mission to discover, inspire, lead, and create. Read more.

Where I Live: Texas A&M-SA

Though I knew nothing about San Antonio when we made the move — and had admittedly low expectations — I was open to new experiences. I was only 13 when we moved and graduated high school at the height of the pandemic, so it wasn’t until recently that I really had a chance to explore the city on my own.

I’ve been pleasantly surprised by the diversity of the city’s population and all its hidden gems.In 2020, I enrolled at Texas A&M University-San Antonio to pursue an undergraduate degree in psychology, with the goal of later attending medical school to obtain a psychiatric doctoral degree. My favorite class is Health Psychology, taught by Professor Ho Huyhn. He is passionate about the topic, so he teaches in a way that is compatible with all learning types — and he’s absolutely hilarious. Read more.

Katy ISD Athlete Signs with A&M-SA During National Signing Day

Katy ISD student-athletes formally committed to their college or university of choice during National Signing Day on February 1.



Recruitment of high school athletes is mainly a collaboration between high school and college coaches. When coaches get word of a young, stellar athlete, they reach out to that athlete’s high school or club coach. They get more information from the coach and have them set up a phone call with the athlete. Many recruiters visit games or invite students to various camps to see them in action. Students also send video tapings of games that display their talents. Recruitment of high school athletes can begin as early as their freshman yea

Congratulations, Summer Calles signed to Girls Soccer at Texas A&M University-San Antonio. Read more.