Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service

The CTISP is a partnership between Blinn College and TEEX’s Texas Forensic Science Academy that provides college students with 272 hours of training in forensic photography, crime scene investigation, latent fingerprint processing, DNA evidence collection and more. In just one semester, students earn 18 hours of college credit and a Forensic Investigation & Evidence Management Professional certificate that allows them to work as crime scene investigators.

TEEX Cyber Readiness Center’s (CRC) new Cyber Training and Exercise Range (CTER)

TEEX Water & Wastewater Training Coordinator Steve Ash contributed his subject matter expertise to a series of articles written in American Water Works Association’s magazine Opflow.

Dr. Jason Moats, Director of the TEEX Testing and Innovation Center (TT&IC), won Honorable Mention for Best Paper in Ethical Robotics Systems at the 2021 International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS) for a co-authored piece with Dr. Robin Murphy of Texas A&M University.

Fifteen new linemen are graduating at 10 a.m. on Sep. 23 from the TEEX Lineman Academy, which prepares students for a career in the utilities industry. These linemen are vital to support electric power infrastructure on a daily basis and respond on a moment’s notice to restore power after catastrophic events like Hurricane Harvey.