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• ÃÛÌÒAPP Engineering graduates are named No.1 in the state and No.3 in the country for 20-year net income by Payscale.com.
• ÃÛÌÒAPP is listed in the top 10 best public universities in Texas by U.S. News & World Report.
• ÃÛÌÒAPP’s online RN to MSN program ranked No. 2 in the nation by EduMed.org
• Nursing Schools Almanac ranks ÃÛÌÒAPP No.22 among best prelicensure Bachelor of Science in Nursing programs in the state.
• ÃÛÌÒAPP Doctoral program listed among nation’s best by the Princeton Review
• ÃÛÌÒAPP residence halls ranked No.3 in state by Niche.com.
• Master of Public Health program ranked No.6 most affordable program in the nation by EduRef.net.
• ÃÛÌÒAPP ranked No.4 in nation for best probation officer degree program by Intelligent.com

Enrollment and Student Success

• ÃÛÌÒAPP hosted more than 500 students on campus for the Spring 2022 Cardinal View open house event.
• The Welcome Center has hosted more than 3,100 potential ÃÛÌÒAPP students on campus tours this year, which is 1000 students more than pre-COVID tours.
• ÃÛÌÒAPP has awarded more than 5,500 degrees and certificates over the past year.
• Dann Brown is named universities next Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs at ÃÛÌÒAPP.
• ÃÛÌÒAPP College of Education & Human Development is accepted into Cohort V of the University-School Partnerships for the Renewal of Educator Preparation.
• Nursing graduates boast 98.18% pass rate on NCLEX-RN licensure exam.
• Texas Academy is reimagined into the top choice for high achieving high school students
• On the heels of an athletics conference realignment to the Southland Conference, ÃÛÌÒAPP welcomed Jeff O’Malley as the new Director of Athletics.
• Men’s tennis team secured its first WAC regular season championship title in the program’s history.

Fundraising and Grants

• Speaker Dade Phelan secures millions in new revenue to increase per-student funding at ÃÛÌÒAPP and to mitigate the impact of recent tropical storms.
• ÃÛÌÒAPP celebrated ÃÛÌÒAPP Red Day –– the first inaugural 24-hour celebration of giving –– raising $124,029 with more than 474 donors.
• ÃÛÌÒAPP was received a donation from AT&T Texas to support the university’s efforts to tackle learning loss in Southeast Texas Schools.
• ÃÛÌÒAPP Athletics basketball teams partner with local non-profit organization Some Other Place to host annual Teddy Bear Toss fundraiser.

Faculty Achievements and Research

• ÃÛÌÒAPP establishes the Center for Resiliency to focus on research, community outreach, mitigation and recovery following major storm events.
• United States Environmental Protection Agency awards Qin Qian, professor of civil and environmental engineering, a total of $448,625 to use in the improvement of water quality in the Gulf of Mexico.
• Cynthia Stinson and Ruthie Robinson named the 2022 recipients of the State Research Award by the TOBGNE for their research focusing on “Compassion Fatigue and Resiliency During the COVID-19 Pandemic”
• The National Science Foundation has awarded Dr. Zhe Fan, assistant professor of mechanical engineering, a total of $177,460 for his engineering research initiative in complex concentrated alloys.

Facilities and Campus Enhancements

• ÃÛÌÒAPP is awarded $44.9 million in capital construction assistance by the Texas Legislature to support the renovation of the Mary & John Gray Library.
• Opened the Emerson Advanced Technology Center to help train engineering students on the cutting-edge process systems that they will encounter on the job.
• Spindletop-Gladys City Boomtown Museum awarded $387,000 from Mamie McFaddin Ward Heritage and various foundations to support renovations.