Texas A&M System Considers Removing Courses on LGBTQ, Ethnic Studies and Climate Change From Core Offerings

Texas A&M System Considers Removing Courses on LGBTQ Studies

By Jessica Priest / The Texas TribuneCOLLEGE STATION, TX — Students at 11 Texas A&M University System schools may soon have fewer classes related to LGBTQ literature, ethnic studies, climate change and women writers that would meet graduation requirements under a proposal to remove more than 200 classes from general-education course lists. Learn More Here.

Texas A&M students could soon lose courses on LGBTQ+ people, women, and race

Texas A&M University could soon remove courses focused on LGBTQ+ people, women, and people of color from its core curriculum as part of Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s anti-diversity push.Regents for the statewide university system are expected to vote Thursday on whether to scale back core course offerings as part of a mandated five-year review of their relevance, according to the Texas Tribune. More than 200 courses could be eliminated across the sys…

Texas A&M System considers removing courses on LGBTQ, ethnic studies and climate change from core offerings

More than 200 courses, including those on LGBTQ literature, cultural studies and climate change, could no longer count toward core degree requirements at 11 Texas A&M universities.

Texas A&M System weighs removing courses on LGBTQ, ethnic studies, climate change from core offerings

Students at 11 Texas A&M University System schools may soon have fewer classes related to LGBTQ literature, climate change and women writers that would meet graduation requirements under a proposal to remove more than 200 classes from general-education course lists. System regents are scheduled to vote Thursday on scaling back the classes that qualify because […] The post Texas A&M System weighs removing courses on LGBTQ, ethnic studies, climate…

About 200 courses cut from Texas A&M System’s core offerings

More than 200 courses, including those on LGBTQ literature, cultural studies and climate change, could no longer count toward core degree requirements at 11 Texas A&M universities.