Texas A&M Faculty Affairs

Today marks the 15th Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD)! GAAD aims to increase awareness about digital accessibility and the experiences of individuals with disabilities.

Views from TTLC '26.

We are proud to highlight the Aggie Experience Project (AEP), a faculty-led initiative launched in fall 2025 to elevate the campus experience. Supported by the Center for Teaching Excellence () within the Division of Academic Affairs and the Office of the Provost.

Dr. Chad Nelson, the AEP faculty lead for 2026-2027, emphasizes the importance of this mission:

"I have come to understand that there are many factors that influence student success that are outside of faculty control. Because of this reality, we have a responsibility as educators to intentionally create the most supportive and effective learning environments possible each day."

To read more about the Aggie Experience Project, visit tx.ag/AEP2026 📖

Recognizing one of the Southeastern Conference's outstanding faculty members. 👏

Congratulations to Dr. Stephen Safe of Texas A&M University, recipient of an SEC Faculty Achievement Award!

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Since AI has become a part of daily life, it's important to know what it is and how to use these tools to their fullest potential. Join us on March 27 for AI Literacy Day to see how AI can be used to enhance your academic experience.

A mix of in-person and virtual sessions that will be hosted in collaboration with University Libraries, Technology Services, Institute of Data Services, Center for Teaching Excellence, Aggie Honor System Office and Human Resources and Organizational Effectiveness.

To view the full schedule of events, visit tx.ag/AILiteracyDay 💻