Photo Gallery: Fall Carnival
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Apply for jobs at Texas A&M-Kingsville online beginning Monday, Oct. 30
Beginning Monday, Oct. 30, Human Resources will begin using an online employment process that will replace paper applications. This new system will make applying for a job easier for job seekers and filling a job faster for hiring managers. After Oct. 30, check out the webpage at javjobs.tamuk.edu.
Advantages of the new system
- the ability to view the entire job description online
- a password protected file to maintain or update online employment application or update your online application
- search and apply for positions from any location at any time 24 hours a day, seven days a week
- answer job-related questions from the hiring supervisor to see who best fits the position
- email attached files like resumes, work samples or cover letters, to the hiring supervisors the day you apply online
- receive in-person service in English or Spanish at the Human Resources Office when access to a computer is needed
Job recruitment will be closed in Human Resources from Monday, Oct. 23, through Friday, Oct. 27, while the system is being set up. |
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Three to receive distinguished alumni, rising star honors during homecoming
Three alumni of Texas A&M University-Kingsville will be honored Saturday, Oct. 21, when the Javelina Alumni Association meets for its annual Homecoming luncheon at noon in the ballrooms of the Memorial Student Union Building. Read more»
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Gutierrez receives first Hispanic alumnus award
Garza, Pina also honored
Jose Angel Gutierrez was honored by the Hispanic Heritage Committee at Texas A&M University-Kingsville, with the first Distinguished Hispanic Alumnus Award. This award and others were given at the annual Hispanic Heritage Month banquet held Thursday, Oct. 12. Read more»
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Fifth-grade student contributes rare dragonfly
When fifth grader Miranda Salinas found a dragonfly in her garage, she knew it was something worth taking to science class at Santa Gertrudis Elementary School and showing to her teacher, Jessica Hester. She also knew fellow student Heidi Langschied, a dragonfly admirer, would be impressed. Read more»
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Choral director performs as featured soprano at Texas Tech
Dr. Noël Archambeault, director of choral activities and assistant professor of voice at Texas A&M University-Kingsville, took the stage of Hemmle Recital Hall at Texas Tech University (TTU) Sunday, Oct. 8, as featured soprano with the university’s symphony orchestra. Read more»
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Composer’s work premieres at music festival
Texas A&M-Kingsville composer and professor of music Greg Sanders’ latest work, “Voices of the Wind” for solo percussion, audio and images was recently premiered by percussionist Marc Wooldridge at the Composer in the Community New Music Festival jointly hosted by the Iowa Composer Forum and Northwestern College, Sept. 30. Read more»
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