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Get Involved with TxTC

Texas Target Communities benefits both the individual communities that we serve, as well as Texas A&M University. Meet our Team 979.845.7813 texastargetcommunities@tamu.edu Communities Our community partners transform from high risk/low opportunity to equitable, resilient, and adaptive communities. Through our threefold outreach approach, we will work with you to…

TxTC Leadership, Fellows & Connectors

Who we are Texas Target Communities is led by a small leadership team and equipped with faculty affiliates, program connectors, and students. TxTC is a collaborative partnership between Public Partnership & Outreach in the Office of the Provost and the College of Architecture. Join Texas Target Communities If you are interested in becoming a faculty affiliate or a student intern,…

Landscape Architecture and Urban Planning Career Fair 2025

Texas A&M University’s College of Architecture will host its annual Landscape Architecture and Urban Planning Career Fair on Thursday, Feb. 20, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Hall of Champions in Kyle Field. The career fair offers students the opportunity to connect with 60 potential employers, enhancing and growing their careers in the fields of landscape architecture and…

About Texas Target Communities

The Texas Target Communities Program (TxTC) is a university-wide community engagement initiative. Since 1993, faculty and students have been partnering with communities to assist them with needs that would otherwise go unmet through training on best practices, by equipping them with tools, and by supplementing local capacity with faculty and student time and talent. TxTC partners with: Low-capacity communities…

Construction Science and Veterans: A Perfect Combination

The Department of Construction Science sometimes has as many as 75 veterans out of its 1,300 or so students.

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Texas Sustainable and Resilient Planning Atlases

About the Atlases Our atlases are online mapping tools designed as spatial decision support systems. They provide detailed data on hazards, the built environment and population demographics. This information can support community and individual hazard planning. Our goal is to allow people to review data and create custom maps based on hazard, social and built environment data sets. These maps…

HRRC Publications

The collection of recent books, monographs, research reports, articles, preliminary papers and visuals listed on this website have been produced by faculty and research scientists of the Hazard Reduction and Recovery Center (HRRC). Most of the publications are available from the HRRC via email in PDF form. Single copies of copyrighted material are available only for research and teaching purposes.