Stop by Evans Library during Howdy Week for the annual Libraries Open House! The university libraries invite all Aggies, faculty, and staff to join them in Sterling C. Evans Library and Annex to learn about the resources and services the libraries have to offer and meet their academic partners like the University Writing Center, the […]
International Student & Scholar Services (ISSS) will be holding the annual Global Welcome Party at Aggie Park to welcome Texas A&M University international students, staff, and faculty back to campus and to connect with other Aggies! This event gives students the opportunity to learn about student organizations on campus and explore off-campus businesses and restaurants. […]
TAMIDS is sponsoring the Ecology & Evolutionary Biology’s (EEB) 2024 Open Source for Open Science (OSOS) workshop. OSOS is a free two day workshop which introduces participants to the use of free, open-source tools for data analysis, statistical analysis and visualization, particularly via the statistical programming language R. No previous experience with programming or statistics […]
Dr. Susan Reiser is a Senior Lecturer Emerita from UNC-Asheville who has taught classes in computer science, new media, and mechatronics engineering and developed over 25 courses in these three disciplines. Before teaching, she worked in an industry position as a software developer and systems engineer. Currently, she collaborates with Texas A&M’s Courtney Starrett on […]
Location: Legends Event Center The SEC Engineering Career Fair is the largest student-run career fair in the nation, planned, organized, and staffed by the Student Engineers Council in the College of Engineering! Over 500 companies will be attending to network with students seeking internships or full-time positions.
Dr. Courtney “Court” Corley is the chief artificial intelligence (AI) scientist and Director of the Center for AI at PNNL. In this role, he serves as PNNL’s AI focal point driving R&D at the frontiers of AI and its application, along with coordinating and aligning the Laboratories’ AI capability and workforce. He is a leader […]
TAMIDS is partnering with the Texas A&M Energy Research Society (ERS), a graduate student organization supported by the Texas A&M Energy Institute, in hosting its 8th annual conference to showcase current student research through oral and poster presentations, guest lectures, and more. This year’s theme is “Sustainable Energy for All: Accelerating the Transition to a Low-Carbon Future.” This […]
On Monday, September 16th, TAMIDS is hosting a student lunch session with NASA’s Lynn Vernon from 12:30 – 1:45pm in Blocker 220. Come and sit down with Lynn Vernon, Chief Engineer for IT at NASA Johnson Space Center to hear about student internship programs in science and engineering at NASA. Registration is required to join this event, […]
Lynn Vernon is the Chief Engineer for IT at NASA’s Johnson Space Center and assists in the development of strategies and processes that are used to manage the Johnson Space Center’s information technology systems and services. He also provides system engineering and strategic leadership to advance technology services and support NASA’s missions’ needs. Mr. Vernon […]
The Texas A&M Global Cyber Research Institute Summit will begin on September 20 in The Zachry Engineering Education Complex from 9 am to 4 pm. This summit will bring together student and faculty researchers to discuss cybersecurity in health, national defense, and engineering. They are accepting posters from students to showcase their latest research and […]
Dr. Tami Brown-Brandl is a professor from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln whose research program focuses on engineering approaches to improve animal well-being and production efficiency. Her most recent work in precision animal management applies technology directly to the animals’ environment to aid in management and guide engineering decisions. Join us for her seminar, “Precision Livestock […]
Location: Emerging Technologies Building TAMIDS is sponsoring the Aggie AI Society’s Case Competition which starts on September 28, 2024. This “Ethics in AI” Case Competition is an event to foster a collaborative environment for students passionate about the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and ethics. All students are welcome to participate to form interdisciplinary teams. […]
