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The rare distinction from the National Security Agency marks Texas A&M as one of only 10 academic institutions designated as a National Center of Academic Excellence in cybersecurity education, research and operations.

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Montgomery Bohde received the Astronaut Scholarship and the Goldwater Scholarship for his dedication to machine learning research.

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Dr. Rita Okoroafor from the petroleum engineering department received the Montague-CTE Scholar Award for her commitment to lifelong learning and student success.

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Five faculty members from the petroleum engineering department were recognized for their professional contributions to their technical disciplines.

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Dr. James 'Mike' Walker '66, Stephen H. "Steve" Vincent '73 and John Zachry '84 named Distinguished Alumni by The Association of Former Students.

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Digvijaysinh Barad is advancing industrial energy efficiency through innovative research on compressed air systems and decarbonization strategies.

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Fourteen former and current student recipients were recognized by the College of Engineering.

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Two aerospace engineering graduate students from Texas A&M have been recognized for their innovative contributions at the Vertical Flight Society’s 2025 annual forum.

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The electrical and computer engineering department at Texas A&M recognized three former students for innovation, leadership and service in industry.

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Dr. Huilin Gao from Texas A&M was honored by the AMS for his remote sensing and global water resources research, which has helped freshwater systems respond to human activities and extreme events.