Make sure you have a polished resume to submit in HireAggies for the AGLS Career Fair.http://tx.ag/aglscareerfair (http://tx.ag/aglscareerfair) The College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Career Fair (AGLS Career Fair) brings together dozens of leading companies and hundreds of Aggie students. Representatives will be sharing employment information and interviewing prospective employees. Students will have the opportunity to find internships, look at future career paths, and maybe even land a job! It's a great event! Plan now to participate. The AGLS Career Fair is a program of COALS Council, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, and Texas A&M Career Center.

This presentation focuses on applying to graduate school for psychology in both applied- (e.g., clinical psych, I/O psych, etc.) and research-focused (e.g., social psych, cognitive psych, etc.) sub-disciplines. Topics include:Differences between masters, PhD, and PsyD programs Differences between clinical psychology, counseling psychology, and counseling education programs Preparing a psychology graduate school application Preparing for graduate school Funding graduate education

Calling all Mays Business students! Stop by the Wehner Lobby from 1:00 PM – 4:30 PM for Mays Resume Review Day, hosted by the Career Center. Get expert feedback on your resume to ensure you stand out to employers. No appointment needed—just bring your resume and drop in!

This event is known as the world's largest student-run game jam. Students from universities across the country will create video games from the ground up over a 48-hour period. Students can also interact with industry professionals who will be on hand to serve as mentors.

During Invent for the Planet (https://engineering.tamu.edu/student-life/aggies-invent/events/invent-for-the-planet/index.html) (IFTP), we tackle some of the world's biggest challenges, such as environmental affairs, energy solutions, improving developing nations and resource equity. Each participating university organizes a local Invent for the Planet weekend which follows our Aggies Invent (https://engineering.tamu.edu/student-life/aggies-invent/index.html) format — teams are formed based on similar interests in a need statement. The teams research the topic, build a simple prototype, and on the final day, put together a video and present their solutions to a panel of judges. Three teams from each local event are selected for first, second and third place prizes, with the opportunity to go onto the second round and compete for the world title.Stay tuned for a registration link to join Invent for the Planet 2025. Email meiep@tamu.edu (mailto:jimdonnell@tamu.edu) with any questions.

This event is known as the world's largest student-run game jam. Students from universities across the country will create video games from the ground up over a 48-hour period. Students can also interact with industry professionals who will be on hand to serve as mentors.