Planning for Texas A&M-Fort Worth was driven by a comprehensive needs assessment that helped identify the programs, research and partnerships needed to address the region’s evolving workforce needs. “Texas A&M-Fort Worth brings those things together in one place.” “This is not simply another downtown building or a collection of academic programs,” said Glenn Hegar, chancellor of The Texas A&M University System. - Advertisement -“These experiences reflect how learning happens at Texas A&M-Fort Worth,” said Bobby Ahdieh, chief operating officer of Texas A&M-Fort Worth and dean of the Texas A&M University School of Law. “Today’s celebration marks the beginning of what’s ahead for Texas A&M-Fort Worth,” said Kim McCuistion, associate vice chancellor and director of Texas A&M-Fort Worth.