The Creative Studies program at Texas A&M University has grown from a single course into a comprehensive offering that includes an undergraduate minor, an online M.Ed. in Creativity and Cognition, and an online graduate Certificate in Creative Studies. These programs, housed in the Department of Educational Psychology, are available to all Texas A&M students. They aim to cultivate creative thinking skills that are applicable to both personal and professional contexts. Initiated by Dr. William Nash in the 1970s and significantly developed by Dr. Joyce Juntune in the 2000s, the program draws inspiration from the work of Dr. E. Paul Torrance. The curriculum emphasizes the application of creativity concepts, reflection on theoretical frameworks, and the transformation of perspectives. It integrates multiple theories, models, and definitions of creativity to help students synthesize their learning. Many students have reported that internalizing these creativity concepts has profoundly changed their outlook on life.