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Sam Houston State UniversityInfobox Universityname = Sam Houston State Universitymotto = 'The Measure of a Life is its Service'established = 1879type =endowment = $32,090,059president = Dr. Gaertnercity =state = Texascountry =students = 16,416 (Fall 2007)faculty = 598campus =, 272 acres (1.1 km²) main campusformernames = Sam Houston Normal Institute (1879-1923)Sam Houston State Teachers College (1923-36)Sam Houston State College (1936-69)nickname =colors = and Whitewebsite = www.shsu.eduSam Houston State University, (known as SHSU and Sam, for short) founded in 1879, is a public university located in, Texas.
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It is one of the oldest purpose-built institutions for the instruction of teachers west of the Mississippi River and the first such institution of its type in the State of Texas and the southwestern United States. It is named for one of Texas' founding fathers, Sam Houston, who made his in the city. The university is part of the Texas State University System and is a comprehensive, doctoral granting university enrolling approximately 16,000 undergraduate and graduate students.HistoryCreated by legislation signed by Governor Oran M. Roberts on April 21, 1879, Sam Houston Normal Institute's dedicated goal was to train teachers for the public schools of Texas—the first of its kind in the southwestern United States. On October 10 of the same year, the first class of 110 students and four faculty commenced instruction on the site of what had once been the campus of Austin College.When the university first opened, students received a certification to teach in the state's elementary and secondary schools, but after 1919, the university began to award bachelor's degrees. In 1923, the school was renamed the Sam Houston State Teachers College.
In 1936, the school awarded its first post-baccalaureate degree. In 1965, the school was renamed, again, to Sam Houston State College, and, finally, to Sam Houston State University in 1969.The university celebrated its 125th year in 2004.In 2007, a proposal was briefly considered to change the school's name to Texas State University - Sam Houston (intending to associate the campus more with the Texas State University System of which it is a member).
However, In April, 2007, Texas House Bill 1418 passed without objection in the Texas Legislature; the bill prevents the Texas State University System’s board of regents from changing SHSU’s name.CampusSam Houston State University sits on convert 272 acre km2 in the central area of Huntsville, TX. Recent construction of an expanded mall area of campus will include benches, tables, wireless internet, and more greenspace in the heart of campus. The mall area also includes two clock towers and a water fountain.AcademicsSam's programs in criminal justice are particularly strong given the school's long relationship with the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, headquartered in Huntsville, and the local state prison. Recently, the Department of History and School of Music are experiencing growth, the latter attracting performers to its reputable music education program.