Join University Health Services for Wellness Walks at Aggie Park most Tuesdays - Thursdays in November from 8:30 a.m.-9 a.m. Enjoy a morning stroll while engaging in meaningful conversations on various health and wellness topics with health educators. No sign-up required; meet at the Aggie Park entrance closest to the Koldus Parking Garage and get ready to start your day with a healthy, active routine!Important Note:Wellness Walks will be hosted most weeks in November, weather permitting.

Visit the AGLS Career Center Team, pick up valuable resources, and learn about what we offer!

Don't miss the opportunity to speak with dozens of law school representatives from across the nation! With many law schools not conducting interviews, this fair could be the only opportunity current and future law school applicants have to visit with representatives in-person.  LSF is open to Aggies, Blinn, RELLIS, SHSU current students, alumni, prospective students, and anyone interested in attending law school. Please check for more information about optimizing your experience at the Law School Fair at http://tx.ag/lawschoolfair (http://tx.ag/lawschoolfair). A list of participating schools will be available closer to the event.

Learn practical techniques and strategies to improve your interviewing skills whether you're experienced at interviews or never had one.

Join the next Aggies Invent where you'll engineer solutions to a pressing healthcare issue: catheter-associated urinary tract infections (CAUTIs), the most common hospital-acquired infection in the U.S. This challenge is based on the winning problem from the 2024 "Problems Worth Solving" competition, presented by public health student Diana Salha. There's an urgent need for innovative ideas to reduce both the health risks and financial strain caused by CAUTIs. Collaborate with fellow Aggies, develop breakthrough solutions and compete for significant cash prizes.Registration for this event is now closed. Email david.schupick@tamu.edu (mailto:jimdonnell@tamu.edu) with any questions.

Join the next Aggies Invent where you'll engineer solutions to a pressing healthcare issue: catheter-associated urinary tract infections (CAUTIs), the most common hospital-acquired infection in the U.S. This challenge is based on the winning problem from the 2024 "Problems Worth Solving" competition, presented by public health student Diana Salha. There's an urgent need for innovative ideas to reduce both the health risks and financial strain caused by CAUTIs. Collaborate with fellow Aggies, develop breakthrough solutions and compete for significant cash prizes.Registration for this event is now closed. Email david.schupick@tamu.edu (mailto:jimdonnell@tamu.edu) with any questions.