The program offers Cade Haggard, Ashlyn Rockey and Ashlynn Rogers a front-row seat to the inner workings of the federal government. They'll gain firsthand experience.
TTRC provides therapeutic horsemanship, hippo-therapy, and equine assisted counseling and wellness to both children and adults in the South Plains area.
‘Swaize Lee brings a clear vision, authentic leadership, and a strong foundation of integrity and accountability that matches the culture and goals of our department.’
Hosted at the rugged 6,000-acre 3 Rivers Ranch west of Crowell, the Davis College leadership team brought together faculty and administrators to shape the college’s 2030 Strategic Plan.
‘I didn't grow up in a traditional ag background around horses. It really started off with livestock and showing livestock,' said the university’s 64th Masked Rider for the 2025-2026 season
Honors Convocation provides an opportunity to recognize faculty members and departments who are true leaders on campus in helping the university achieve its strategic goals
The competition provides an instrumental opportunity to present research and receive feedback from experts. It's particularly beneficial to students conducting research and plan to present their work at conferences.
The highly anticipated spring event spotlighted this year's Overall Outstanding Davis College Student Allie Herring, a senior AAEC/AEC double major from Franklin, Texas.
As Ali Norcutt reflects on her senior year success, she credits her coaches, Swayze and Kyle, for helping her keep a positive mentality, along with her family and friends for standing by her side through the tough times.
‘The President’s Engaged Scholarship Awards demonstrate our faculty’s dedication to bridging the gap between academia and community. The faculty honored conduct impactful, real-world research, and they engage the community in their classrooms.’
‘We believe that international experiences elevate and enrich our students, build confidence and competence, and create an appreciation for their homes and communities.’