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Texas A&M University’s 12th Man Technology store is launching a new service center to enhance support for students and the local community. A ribbon-cutting ceremony will take place soon, inviting the community to explore the upgraded facility offering certified repairs for various tech products. This expansion aligns with the university’s investment in technological advancements and its mission to foster innovations that greatly impact the local economy and nurture entrepreneurial spirit among students.
College Station – Texas A&M University’s 12th Man Technology store is expanding with the introduction of a new service center, aimed at enhancing support and services for students, faculty, and the local community. A ribbon-cutting ceremony is scheduled for Tuesday, May 20, at 4:30 p.m., marking the official opening of the upgraded facility located off-campus at 4121 State Hwy 6 South, Suite 212, College Station, TX 77845.
Members of the community, including students, former students, faculty, and staff, are invited to tour the new space, which promises to offer a variety of innovative and convenient services. The expanded center will provide certified repair for a range of devices including Apple®, Lenovo, Dell, and Microsoft Surface products. Additionally, improved areas and walk-in support will be available, further catering to the needs of the Aggie family and the broader Brazos Valley.
12th Man Technology positions itself as a one-stop shop for all technological needs associated with Texas A&M. The service center is noted for being Aggie- and woman-owned, exemplifying its commitment to supporting both the university and the local community.
In addition to device repair, 12th Man Technology offers an extensive range of products and services including devices, software, accessories, and professional services tailored to students, former students, faculty, staff, and local businesses. This expansion reflects the ongoing investment Texas A&M University has made in research and development initiatives, amounting to over $1.5 billion since 2020. This investment is aimed at promoting technological advancements that establish College Station as a key tech hub in the southern United States.
Texas A&M’s engineering school plays a vital role in fostering an entrepreneurial spirit among its students through various programs, aiming to drive innovation and economic growth. The university’s startups and spin-offs have generated $165.40 million in regional income and created approximately 1,727 jobs, demonstrating its significant impact on the local economy.
In the fiscal year 2021-22, Texas A&M’s overall economic impact reached an impressive $20.80 billion, directly supporting around 244,650 jobs across Texas. To further enhance its impact, the university is also focused on increasing diversity within the engineering profession, evidenced by having a high female enrollment in engineering programs.
Furthermore, Texas A&M has partnered with industry-leading companies such as Samsung to develop a robust talent pipeline in the semiconductor ecosystem, ensuring that students are well-prepared to meet the demands of a rapidly evolving job market.
This expansion of 12th Man Technology is expected to align with Texas A&M’s strategic goals of enhancing technological services and supporting economic growth in the region. The new service center aims not only to provide reliable tech solutions but also to strengthen the bond between the university and its surrounding community.
As Texas A&M continues to innovate and grow, the 12th Man Technology store’s expansion represents a commitment to excellence in service and support, reinforcing the university’s role as a leader in technology and education.
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