Education and Outreach Expo
List of Resource Representatives
Texas A&M University Resources
This Engineering Academic and Student Affairs (EASA) program is designed to provide engineering undergraduates opportunities to collaborate on multidisciplinary teams and work directly with faculty and graduate students in developing solutions for grand engineering challenges facing our society. The program is open to students from first year to senior level.
Aggieland Saturday is a university-wide open house created to help prospective students and their families learn about the opportunities available at Texas A&M University. Each academic college and many student service offices provide fun and informational sessions throughout the day.
This program provides STEM educators with tools necessary for advancements in science, technology, engineering and mathematics. The Aggie STEM Summer Camps (ASSC) give students real world experiences in STEM education through inquiry learning and provide a world-class university experience with Texas A&M University professors in STEM fields.
Part of the Engineering Academic and Student Affairs (EASA), Halliburton Engineering Global Programs supports the College of Engineering in its efforts for internationalization and in transforming undergraduate engineering education by providing high quality global programs to prepare students to be future leaders. This includes exchange programs, international internships, international field trips and faculty led programs.
Math Circle is hosted by the Department of Mathematics at Texas A&M University on Saturdays and is a program offered to gifted students in grades 5 through 12 as an informal setting to work on interesting problems or topics in mathematics. The goal of Math Circle is to prepare students for national competitions and to engage them with mathematics outside of how they normally would in the classroom.
The Department of Physics and Astronomy at Texas A&M University invites the public to an entertaining and informative event with more than 100 amazing interactive physics demonstrations, specialized programs by age groups and public lectures by prominent scientists and astronauts.
POWER provides motivational and instrumental support for graduate students and faculty members who engage in academic writing. A select group of graduate students and faculty members offer several services through POWER, including individual consultations, writing studies and productivity classes.
Texas A&M University Education Research Center studies key issues in education reform and school governance. Its mission is to investigate these issues to inform educational policy, facilitate decision-making and improve student learning.
Texas Target Communities (TxTC) is an initiative between the Office of the President and the School of Architecture that provides technical assistance to small, underserved communities across the state and focuses on holistic efforts to address civic, environmental, economic and other challenges encountered by communities today. The thoughtful community engagement serves as a “real world” transformational learning experience for students at Texas A&M University.
The Undergraduate Summer Research Grant (USRG) funds a 10-week immersive research and professional development experience held each summer at Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas. The program is sponsored by the College of Engineering. The program’s goal is for each student to gain tangible research lab experience by working directly with faculty mentors. Students also further develop their professional awareness through a series of provided workshops and lecture series.
National Resources
This NSF–funded annual summit creates a community of practice that fosters a sustainable and scalable institutional capacity and engagement in broader-impacts activity.
Work with researchers and innovators in undergraduate STEM education to learn strategies for effectively sharing their work with others.
POGIL uses guided inquiry—a learning cycle of exploration, concept invention and application—as the basis for many of the carefully designed materials that students use to construct new knowledge.