Midwestern State University (MSU Texas) will receive $2.4 million to establish a Center for STEM Excellence as part of the university’s non-formula funding request approved as part of the budget during the 88th Texas Legislature. The additional support will provide for the expansion of STEM courses, disciplines and outreach to enhance recruitment, retention and community development.
“We are especially grateful to Rep. James Frank and Sens. Charles Perry and Drew Springer for their advocacy of the university and support of this request,” said MSU Texas Interim President Keith Lamb. “The Center for STEM Excellence will provide us with a competitive advantage as we recruit and retain students and faculty as well as provide important workforce development for our region and state.”
Over the next two years, the Center for STEM…
