The Bush School, TAMU

Mark your calendar! The Bush School’s City and County Governance Symposium is coming on April 16th. Join us for panel discussions on building strong communities through partnerships between local governments and nonprofits. bit.ly/4rZ7Ee5 bit.ly/3NYD4Dn

Thank you, Bill Flores, ERCOT Chair, for your valuable insight at the @BushSchool and @MosbacherTAMU "Conversations in Public Policy - Powering Texas: Challenges and Opportunities." A special thank you as well to Thomas Gleeson, Chairman of the PUCT, for joining us.

Don’t miss out on Powering Texas – Challenges and Opportunities. bit.ly/4sIhyl9 bit.ly/4l1CYa2

Don’t miss out on Powering Texas – Challenges and Opportunities. bit.ly/4l1CYa2

Take a look at Ambassador Garza’s insights on why deeper understanding, teamwork, and careful leadership are essential for ensuring a safe and prosperous future for both the U.S. and Mexico bit.ly/4rLlVeT

Thanks to all in attendance for the lively discussion at the "Nativism & Populism" event. The panel analyzed global democratic governance and explored the political compromise of immigration. Thanks to the Europe Center for sponsoring!

Thank you, Ambassador Garza, for joining us at @BushSchool for the @MosbacherTAMU “Other Side of the Border” talk on U.S.-Mexico relations. Your insights on the evolving dynamics made for an outstanding discussion—we appreciate your leadership and service.

Mosbacher Institute welcomed Assistant Professor Aileen Teague for a book talk on her book, "Policing on Drugs". Teague shared her research on the long-term consequences of militarized drug-war efforts in the United States and Mexico. Read more: bit.ly/48ogRpG

Join the Albritton Center for Grand Strategy and Eun A Jo, Ph.D. of The College of William and Mary for a presentation on her research, “Storied States: How Narratives for Democracy Shape Conflict and Cooperation in Asia.” November 21, 2025 12:00 p.m. bit.ly/3WCFwA7

The Bush School proudly celebrates its 2025 Outstanding Alumni: Casey Blackburn ’99, ’03 and Lt. Col. (Ret.) Travis Patterson ’98. Their careers in national security, military service, and nonprofit innovation exemplify what it means to serve the public. bit.ly/44bdCzl

Dan DeBree, Bush School associate professor of the practice and retired Air Force aviator, highlighted the importance of the mission saying, “That mission that started 83 years ago, it’s not over. It’s not over until we find every last person and we bring them home.”

In the latest issue of The Takeaway, Christopher Odinet explores the rise of stablecoins and the legal gaps surrounding their use. Read more: bit.ly/47FXVm8

Join the Mosbacher Institute for a book talk with Dr. Aileen Teague as she discusses Policing on Drugs: The United States, Mexico, and the Origins of the Modern Drug War, 1969–2000. RSVP: tinyurl.com/ydm9pn4e Come ask an expert, Dr. Aileen Teague: bit.ly/3LtaIQb

Mark your calendars! 🗓️The 11th Annual Texas Symposium on Women, Peace, and Security returns Nov. 14 at the Annenberg Presidential Conference Center. 📷Register here: bit.ly/4hxFhjq

Raymond Robertson, director of the Mosbacher Institute at the Bush School of Government and Public Service, spoke with Texas Standard about helping immigrants with college degrees find jobs that match their skills and education. Read more: bit.ly/3JvcMXg

ISTPP Welcomes New Research Fellow Dr. Penny Riggs Dr. Riggs is committed to fostering better understanding of genomic technologies. Read more on Dr. Riggs bit.ly/43VZgTh

Army Fellow Lt. Col. Dallas Clements earned a U.S. Army War College Foundation Award for his research on whether the military will be available for domestic disaster assistance during wartime. bit.ly/3LI9H6A

🔗 Register by Tuesday, Nov. 4th to secure your spot hubs.ly/Q03Rp1fV0

Join the Albritton Center for Grand Strategy and Eun A Jo, Ph.D. of The College of William and Mary for a Zoom presentation on her research, “Storied States: How Narratives for Democracy Shape Conflict and Cooperation in Asia.” 🗓️ November 21, 2025 🕛 12:00 p.m. 📍 Via Zoom

The Bush School is featured in a new @TAMUArtsci story highlighting Liz Sherman, associate professor of the practice in Geography and International Affairs. 🌎 Learn how she’s shaping the future of geospatial intelligence. bit.ly/3LDYwvG