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Upon evaluation of our recruiting and outreach efforts,
it has been decided that Discover Engineering will be combined with
Aggieland
Saturday. We thank you for your
interest in this program and look forward to seeing you on campus in
the spring. We encourage prospective students to explore the following
opportunities to visit our programs on the Texas A&M campus.
Event
Date |
Event
Description |
| Any Time! |
Prosepctive
Student Visits
Prospective students and their parents can schedule an individual
weekday visit to the Texas A&M University campus by contacting
the Aggieland Visitor Center at 979-845-5851
or by email at visit@tamu.edu.
The Visitor Center will help schedule your visit by arranging campus
tours and meetings with representatives on campus. Recommended offices
to visit: Admissions Counseling, Office of Student Financial Aid,
University Honors Programs, Engineering Departmental Academic Advisor.
Web: http://www.tamu.edu/visit |
| 10/12/07 |
Transfer
Information Day
Transfer Information Day (TID) is the only campus visitation day specifically
designed for undergraduate transfer students. This is a terrific opportunity
for prospective transfer students to learn about Texas A&M University.
During Transfer Information Day, participants will find out about
the transfer admission process and the transfer admission criteria,
learn about the colleges within the University and the academic programs
that they offer, and meet with faculty, staff, and academic advisors.
Participants will also have the chance to tour the campus and learn
about the history and traditions of Texas A&M University. If you
are interested in transferring to Texas A&M University, then please
consider attending this important event.
Web: http://www.tamu.edu/transferday |
| 02/09/08 |
MAES - Science Extravaganza
Hosted by the TAMU student chapter of MAES (Society of Mexican-American
Engineers and Scientists), the MAES Science Extravaganza at TAMU will
be a full day event for high school sophomores and juniors intrested
in science and engineering. Students will get a chance to see various
science and engineering related presentations, activities, and lessons,
conducted by university students and professors, along with industry
professionals. Students will also acquire information on pre-college
curriculums and requirements for entering college or universities.
Contact: Nohemi Razo (razo_nohemi@yahoo.com) |
| 02/16/08 |
Aggieland
Saturday
Aggieland Saturday, Texas A&M University's annual campus-wide
open house for prospective students and their families. During this
special day, you can meet current students, take a look at campus
housing, visit our libraries and computer labs and see what A&M
has to offer you. You can also learn more about our colleges and majors,
and obtain information about admissions, financial aid and scholarships.
Don't miss this chance to come and see what we are all about.
Web: http://www.tamu.edu/aggiesaturday |
| 02/23/08 |
SWE
High School Conference
The SWE (Society of Women Engineers) high school conference is open
to any male or female high school student interested in math, science,
or engineering. This conference is designed to offer those students
a firsthand look at the opportunities available to them in the field
of engineering. We plan many exciting activities for this conference,
including dynamic speakers, tours of several engineering labs and
facilities, attending actual university classes, panel discussions,
a design competition, an informal banquet, and much more!
Web: http://www.tamu.edu/swe/Committees/high_school.htm
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| 02/29/08 |
NSBE
Olympiad
The NSBE (National Society of Black Engineers) Olympiad brings high
school students from throughout Texas to the A&M campus to experience
college life. The event includes a math and science competition, scholarships,
participants meet with different departments, and will have a chance
to see different things about A&M that cater to minorities. Open
to high school students. At this time, plans are to offer the program
free to participants if all necessary funding can be secured.
Web: http://www.tamu.edu/nsbe
Contact: Brandon Lewis (tamunsbe_chair@yahoo.com)
Contact: Danny Malone (tamunsbe_programs@yahoo.com) |
| 03/01/08 |
FAME
Conference
Sponsored by the Student Engineers' Council at Texas A&M, the
FAME (Future A&M Engineers) Conference is a 2 day program in the
spring semester designed for high school sophomores and juniors to
learn about the different disciplines of engineering, to have fun
with other high school students from around Texas, and an overnight
stay in an A&M dorm. Activities at the conference include a group
engineering design competition, one-on-one interaction with engineering
students from Texas A&M University, time to hang out in A&M's
Rec Center, and a tour of the Texas A&M campus. The conference
costs $20 and is a great opportunity to explore the field of engineering
and the Texas A&M campus.
Web: http://sec.tamu.edu/programs/fame |
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