New COSE Alumni Ambassadors

Last September, the university hosted its first annual Family Day. COSE hosted an open house, where students and families were able to tour the buildings and show their family members and friends where they spend a large portion of their time. COSE was awarded Outstanding Department for the inaugural Family Weekend.

Our tailgate before the football game was a crowd favorite. Professors Pat Carter and Dr. Perry Moler prepared and served 100 pounds of brisket, 30 pounds of sausage, 70 pounds of pulled pork and 100 hamburgers. Faculty, staff and visiting COSE families were recognized at half time.

In 2017, Divya Solomon earned her Master of Science in Computational Sciences at A&M-Commerce. A technical educator, Ms. Solomon is passionate about technology and education. She currently serves as center director at Xantos LLC.

Doug Holzbog is a native Texan. He is a graduate of Forestburg High School, Cooke County Community College and East Texas State University. Mr. Holzbog currently serves as the executive director of network development for the Paris Regional Medical Center.

Originally from Waxahachie, Texas, Nate Hanson graduated in 2011 with a Master of Science in Chemistry from A&M-Commerce and currently works as a continuous improvement engineer and quality manager for Valtris Specialty Chemicals.

Trey Glascock is a 2011 graduate of the industrial engineering program at A&M-Commerce. He is currently the engineering manager for Turner Industries Group, LLC, where he began his career 20 years ago and worked concurrently while completing his degree.

Cam Le graduated in 2006 from A&M-Commerce with a degree in mathematics, where Mr. Le was a proud member of the Kappa Alpha Order. Most recently, Mr. Le was promoted to director of business development and marketing at Markel for the entire mid-south region.