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April 27, 2020 By: Guest Blogger

How I’m Trying to Stay on Top of Things in Distance Learning during the COVID-19 Crisis

After having an extended spring break and binge-watching all the shows I was putting off during the semester, starting classes again online was a pretty big jump. While I may have trouble following these tips myself, here are some things I am doing to try and be successful during distance learning.

Topics: Academic activities

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March 18, 2020 By: Guest Blogger

Professional Societies – Getting Involved Beyond the Student Organization

Joining one of the dozens of engineering student organizations at Texas A&M is integral to the student experience for many Aggies. Many of the groups are student chapter versions of national and global professional societies, which you can transition to after graduation. Engaging with these professional organizations as a student can lead to unique networking and leadership opportunities!

Topics: Academic activities

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January 8, 2020 By: Guest Blogger

Ten Lessons I’ve Learned through Transferring

If you would have asked me my senior year of high school if I would be an Aggie engineering student, I would have laughed… But here I am, getting ready to graduate from Texas A&M with my engineering degree. As I reflect on lessons learned through my transfer experience, there are ten things that come to mind.

Topics: Academic activities, Future Students, Student life

Mitch Carson

December 11, 2019 By: Guest Blogger

How a Good Ag Builds a Spaceship

Since graduating from Texas A&M back in 2017, I’ve been working for Boeing, where I’ve contributed to the design of several different space vehicles. For the past 6-months, I’ve overseen the production of Starliner, Boeing’s new manned space capsule. I’d like to share some wisdom I’ve gained along the way and offer an idea of what life can be like for an Aggie engineer post-graduation.

Topics: Academic activities, Student life

November 27, 2019 By: Guest Blogger

Small Things That Can Make Someone’s Day Great

My first few months at Texas A&M were not the most exciting times of my life. I tried everything I could think of to make my college experience as great as it could be. From being overly involved in a myriad of activities to ensuring my studies were up to speed, something was really lacking. It wasn’t until later in my sophomore year that I decided to slow things down and focus on what truly did matter to me. It wasn’t trying to get poster-child grades or doing the most with my time, but rather leaving an impact on each person I interacted with every day.

Topics: Student life

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November 13, 2019 By: Guest Blogger

Why You Can Afford to Go Abroad

I can say with certainty that going on a reciprocal educational exchange program early in my academic program was the most important experience I have had. I chose to write this blog to share how you can afford to go abroad, and why you need to go now.

Topics: Study Abroad experience

Jake Cooper underwater NBL

October 2, 2019 By: Guest Blogger

NASA’s 6.2 Million Gallon Swimming Pool

Yep! That’s right, NASA has a giant swimming pool in Houston: The Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory.

Topics: Internship experience

February 13, 2019 By: Guest Blogger

What brought you here of all places?

Apprehension, excitement, uncertainty: I felt it all when I thought about becoming an Aggie. This was one of the most terrifying yet most rewarding decisions of my life.

Topics: Academic activities, Future Students, Student life

Reed Hampton

January 30, 2019 By: Guest Blogger

Self-improvement by design: A conversation with computer science major Reed Hampton

Reed Hampton shares his experiences as a Texas A&M Engineering student and how they have had an impact on his life.

Topics: Academic activities, Student life

Group in Scotland

January 16, 2019 By: Guest Blogger

Global Experience Q&A with Ria Rao ’19

We sat down with biomedical engineering student, Ria Rao to talk about her study abroad experiences. Check out what she had to say!

Topics: Study Abroad experience

Students working on computers

December 19, 2018 By: Guest Blogger

Aggies Invent Reflection with Aditi Panchal

I recently had the opportunity to take part in one of Texas A&M’s most rewarding experiences — Aggies Invent. I’d heard from upperclassmen, professors and even friends from other majors, that Aggies Invent was one of the best opportunities for engineers at the university. I read about it and definitely knew it was something I wanted to be part of. So when I learned that I was selected to participate, I was extremely excited and started looking into the topic as much as I could to try to compete as a freshman in a competition offered to all – including graduate students and Ph.D. candidates.

Topics: Academic activities

December 5, 2018 By: Guest Blogger

Global Experience Q&A with Adam Curtis ’19

We sat down with electrical and computer engineering student, Adam Curtis to talk about his study abroad experiences. Check out what he had to say!

Topics: Study Abroad experience

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