
The new campus will include The Texas A&M System Research and Innovation Center, as well as an Education Alliance Building, which will host conferences and house professional, technical, and university courses offered by the Texas A&M School of Law, Tarleton State University, Texas A&M University, the Texas A&M Health Science Center and other alliance members.
“Dr. McCuistion has the leadership and vision to grow our Fort Worth research and academic campus into something great,” said Texas A&M System Chancellor John Sharp. “We made a Texas-sized commitment to Fort Worth, and we will keep that promise.”
“Working with city and county leaders, industry partners, and Texas A&M System universities and agencies, we will create an ecosystem of research excellence and robust entrepreneurship — I have no doubt,” Dr. McCuistion said.
Dr. McCuistion holds a bachelor’s degree in animal science from Texas A&M University. She earned a master’s degree in animal science from Kansas State University and a doctorate in agriculture from West Texas A&M University.


