May 20, 2022 Glasscock International Studies Samantha Schramm Samantha “Sami” Schramm ‘22: Pursuing Leadership Samantha “Sami” Schramm ‘22 graduated with a degree in international studies and a passion for the Aggie spirit. April 8, 2022 International Studies Ring Day Stella Lee A Name With An Aggie Ring Stella Lee ‘23, an international studies major, is commemorating her time at Texas A&M University in a unique way. March 30, 2022 David Brenner International Studies “All Güt Things” Screening At Texas A&M University The Department of International Studies invites Hans Boas, a leading expert on German-speaking Texans, to Texas A&M University. February 18, 2022 Black History Month International Studies Marquis Alexander Marquis Alexander ‘13: The First Black Corps Commander Marquis Alexander ‘13 took an unconventional path to get to Texas A&M University and left a resounding impact that still inspires Aggies. July 12, 2021 Empowering Excellence International Studies Scholarship Study Abroad Nathaly Lopez ‘21: Broadening Aggie Horizons Nathaly Lopez ‘21 was empowered to study abroad. Her trip to Spain broadened her horizons, taught her to appreciate culture, and inspired her to give back to Aggies. May 15, 2020 Brenner COVID-19 International Studies Why was Germany more effective at containing COVID-19? David Brenner, an expert in German and European studies, explains why Germany has been a leader in the Western world in containing the coronavirus. January 27, 2020 Honors International Studies Odukwe Rangel Fellow Study Abroad Mary Odukwe selected for Rangel Fellowship Mary Odukwe ’20, a senior international studies major from Fresno, TX, has been selected as a 2020 Rangel Fellow. December 19, 2019 Award International Studies Waugh International rewards Wrange Walther, a recent graduate with a Japanese minor, shares about his recent Gold Award in the Japanese speech contest, J.LIVE Talk. October 16, 2019 Barr Economics Hannaford International Studies Lindo Rothrock Rothrock Fellows Recognizing our 2019-2020 Rothrock Fellows Outstanding College of Liberal Arts faculty members were honored with a prestigious fellowship. September 26, 2019 History International Studies Jewish studies Katz Passmore Philosophy Rosh Hashanah Seipp A New Year in October: The hope of Jewish studies Do you hear the shofar blast? From sundown September 29 to sundown October 1 marks the Jewish New Year, Rosh Hashanah. To celebrate these good tidings, the College of Liberal Arts sat down with three professors whose teaching focuses on the ever-expanding Jewish studies.