Season 4

For this segment of AROUND TEXAS, we join Retired Army General Joe Ramirez – now Texas A&M’s Vice President for Student Affairs – to learn about the university’s long tradition of service: from small acts of selflessness, to volunteer programs like the Big Event.

We take a look at how the 12th Man Foundation is building A&M Athletics into a national contender by exploring the more than $120 million worth of construction this summer around the Graham Athletic Complex, all made possible by 350 devoted Aggie donors.

In this episode of AROUND TEXAS WITH CHANCELLOR JOHN SHARP we visit Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, where nursing professors are using virtual reality and a simulation lab to train students for the real world.

In this episode of AROUND TEXAS WITH CHANCELLOR JOHN SHARP we go to a park like no other – where people of all ages and conditions can operate heavy machinery, from bulldozers and excavators to everything in between.

Texas A&M has many traditions that make Kyle Field one of the best home field advantages in all of college athletics. The Corps of Cadets, Fightin’ Texas Aggie Band and 12th Man are the most visible representations, but the flyover performed by our United States military has become an important part of the pregame process. In this segment, we take you behind the scenes into the planning and precision behind what makes this iconic moment possible.

A group of horses from the stables of Texas A&M’s Corps of Cadets are improving the lives of children and veterans. Through a program called “Courtney Cares,” people struggling with physical, cognitive and emotional issues are seeing the positive effects of “equine therapy.” The horses – along with the staff from Courtney Cares and Texas A&M – have created a pathway to greater strength, confidence, and peace.