Post date: Sep 14, 2020 5:55:59 PM
September 16th at 6:30 pm: College of Liberal Arts and College of Education & Human Development
Learn about: Majors, study abroad opportunities, high impact experiences, and what it takes to be admitted into College of Liberal Arts and College Education & Human Development
College of Liberal Arts touch the educational experience of virtually every undergraduate at Texas A&M, whether through core curriculum offerings, advanced courses in majors across fields in the humanities, social sciences, or outside the classroom in transformational experiences such as study abroad, forums for practicing civil discourse, and outreach to a wide variety of community partners. Central to a Liberal Arts education is learning about all aspects of the human condition, past and present. We study how humans across the world behave; how their brains work; how they express themselves creatively in literature, language, and performance; how they make decisions; how they organize and conduct themselves; and how they see themselves and others. Our students graduate prepared for the workforce the majority of them will enter. Employers routinely express their desire for their new employees to be flexible, critical thinkers who understand other people and cultures, communicate effectively, and collaborate with coworkers to propose solutions.
College of Education & Human Development (CEHD) is not just a school for teachers, we are a school for leaders in education, business, sports, health and government. With almost all of our majors offering some type of student teaching or internship built into the program, you are guaranteed to graduate with real-world experiences. Although our majors may all sound very different, they all have a central theme of helping others and Transforming Lives. CHED continues the tradition of preparing professionals and leaders in education, sport, business, government, and health through programs in four academic departments: Educational Administration and Human Resource Development (EAHR), Educational Psychology (EPSY), Health and Kinesiology (HLKN), and Teaching, Learning and Culture (TLAC).The college manages programs for the preparation of certified school personnel as well as human service professionals in the private sector, state and community agencies. Majors include interdisciplinary studies (certification) EC-6, middle school, bilingual and special education; technology management and human resource development; health (including school health education, community health, and allied health); kinesiology (including physical education certification); and sport management. https://education.tamu.edu/
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September 22nd at 6:30 pm: College of Engineering
Learn about: Majors, study abroad opportunities, high impact experiences, and what it takes to be admitted into College of Engineering
College of Engineering has been part of Texas A&M University since the university opened in 1876 as the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas. The College of Engineering is the largest college on the Texas A&M campus and one of the largest in the country, with more than 20,000 engineering students enrolled in our 15 departments. Our college is consistently ranked among the nation's top public programs. We also rank among the top universities for our inclusive excellence, our number of National Merit Scholars, our nationally recognized faculty and our funded research. Our students, faculty and alumni are making a difference worldwide through innovation and service. Technologies developed through our research programs are shaping our world, and our education extends far beyond the classroom, engaging industry partners and practitioners to create real-world opportunities for our students. There are many opportunities for students in research, student activities, internships and much more!
You can register for the event(s) of your choosing below.
Zoom Meeting
Houston, TX 77008
United States
* Students can sign up for more than one session
*Students that register will receive an email update 48 hours prior to the event with the zoom link and password. Reminder emails will be sent out 2 hours before the start of the event.
Gig ‘em!
Eric Watson '99, M.Ed.
Senior Regional Advisor
Houston Regional Prospective Student Center
Division of Academic Affairs | Office of Admissions - Texas A&M University