Angelo State Taps Kovexa for AI Center

Angelo State University has selected Kovexa Solutions LLC to advance its Artificial Intelligence Center of Excellence.

Updated on Nov. 6, 2026 in People

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Angelo State University selected Kovexa Solutions LLC to advance its Artificial Intelligence Center of Excellence. The move supports a two-year initiative to equip students, faculty and community members to apply AI ethically to regional challenges.

Why it matters

The initiative aims to prepare the San Angelo community to use AI responsibly across education and regional work. A two-year study will track its impact and responsible use.

The initiative runs for two years and is organized around five core pillars: Govern, Learn, Scale, Build and Connect. No contract value or comparator figures were disclosed in the announcement.

The players

Angelo State University

A public university in San Angelo, Texas, part of the Texas Tech University System.

Kovexa Solutions LLC

An education-focused consultancy that provides strategic guidance and technical frameworks to institutions and regional leaders.

Dr. Scarlet Clouse

Dean of Angelo State's College of Education and director of the Kay Bailey Hutchison Institute.

The details

Kovexa Solutions, an education-focused consultancy founded by Andrew Ko, will provide strategic guidance and a technical framework to the university and regional leaders. The work centers on ethical AI application across students, faculty and community members.

Selection announced November 6, 2026.
The two-year initiative and its impact study run over the following two years.

Market Landscape

The selection positions Kovexa within a growing market of consultancies advising universities on AI adoption. Angelo State's Kay Bailey Hutchison Institute links the initiative to its existing education leadership work.

Students, faculty and community members in San Angelo may gain access to training on applying AI ethically. Residents engaging with the university's programs could see these skills reflected in future courses and community work.

The takeaway

Institutions adopting AI benefit from pairing technical frameworks with ethical training and measured impact studies. Community members can follow the two-year study to see how responsible use develops in practice.