Regional Educational Partners

The Angelo State division drives innovation in atomic research, superconductivity, and applied mathematics and explores cutting-edge physics, environmental science, and digital technologies.

A leader in workforce-driven research, Del Mar focuses on geographic information systems (GIS), biotechnology, aviation, cybersecurity, and science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) pathways for community college students.

East Texas A&M has strong industry ties and advances research in unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), concrete mechanics, data science, and STEM education — bridging academia and applied engineering.

Lamar University specializes in environmental and industrial innovation and leads research in hazardous materials, nanomaterials, water resources, and advanced manufacturing.

New Mexico State merges expertise in renewable energy, aerospace, and homeland security technologies with nationally recognized labs to support advanced engineering and predictive modeling.

Home to NASA-linked internships and STEM outreach, Prairie View A&M proudly fosters engineering education and hands-on research for future innovators.

Sam Houston State focuses on expanding engineering research and education in East Texas and supporting regional innovation and academic collaboration.

A promoter of excellence in STEM education, Tarleton State supports regional academic development and research in the methods and practices of teaching math and science.

Tarrant County College is a TEES partner that supports workforce-aligned research and STEM education initiatives in the Dallas-Fort Worth region of Texas.

Texas A&M-International drives STEM education and binational collaboration by supporting systems engineering and cross-border innovation with institutions in Mexico.

As TEES’s flagship, Texas A&M leads global engineering research in energy, infrastructure, and technology — transforming ideas into impact.

Texas A&M at Galveston tackles challenges in marine environments, wind energy, and maritime technology by specializing in offshore systems and coastal engineering.

Focused on big data, STEM education, and community-driven research, the Texas A&M-Central Texas division empowers regional development through applied analytics and inclusion.

Texas A&M-Corpus Christi is a hub for coastal and aerospace innovation, and has had a national impact in unmanned aerial systems (UAS) research, marine science, and atmospheric studies.

From citrus genetics to venom research, Texas A&M-Kingsville excels in agricultural and biomedical innovation that engages students in hands-on discovery.

The Texas A&M-San Antonio division supports workforce development and applied research in South Texas by advancing cybersecurity, water systems and engineering technology.

Texas A&M-Texarkana connects academia with industry and healthcare to overcome challenges and drive innovation in wireless networks, quantum computing, medical devices, and environmental systems.

Texas A&M-Victoria promotes economic development and advances the quality of life through teaching, research, and service excellence.

Texas State assembles multidisciplinary teams across seven colleges to tackle challenges ranging from materials science and geographic information systems (GIS) to semiconductors and wildlife habitat management.

Texas Women’s University excels in health sciences and STEM education, offering dual-degree programs and national Science Foundation (NSF)-funded scholarships to support students in engineering and science.

In their region of the state, University of North Texas advances innovation by blending traditional sciences with interdisciplinary research in environmental, information, and materials sciences.

West Texas A&M University uses cutting-edge facilities and community-focused innovation to serve the Texas Panhandle region with research in wind energy, nanotechnology, rural health and environmental science.