A&M-Commerce is in that sweet spot – large enough to have well-known and recognized professors, organizations and curricula, but small enough for students to receive one-on-one time with faculty and staff.
Grace Bowen Administrative Associate III
- Staff
Grace Bowen attended Texas A&M University-Commerce as a student and graduated in 2018 with a Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Science and Technology. She now serves as an administrative assistant in the Department of Literature and Languages, where she helps meet the needs of both faculty and students.
A Conversation with Grace
What would you tell a student who is thinking about attending A&M-Commerce?
A&M-Commerce hits the sweet spot. It's large enough to boast well-known and recognized professors, organizations and curricula, yet it's small enough for students to have one-on-one time with faculty and staff.
What is your favorite spot in Commerce?
I love going to Mugs on the Square for some really good coffee and a cozy atmosphere.
What do you like to do when you’re not working?
I like to spend time with my cats and my husband, either watching anime and funny YouTube compilations or gaming on my PC.
Education
- B.S., Agricultural Science and Technology, Texas A&M University-Commerce, 2018
Selected Publications
- Myrick, G., D.A. Harp, S. George, T. Williams, A. Sandifeer and S. Spearman. 2018. “Long-term effects of compost on landscape soils and performance of warm-season annuals.” HortScience (abstr.)