Join Halliburton Engineering Global Programs in hearing from our undergraduate engineering students on their experiences and research work they completed over Summer 2024! Our students represent 13 undergraduate engineering degrees, and they collectively worked at over 21 institutions and companies in 16 different countries. Contact: Victor Camara (victor.camara@tamu.edu)

To see other GRAD Aggies professional offerings during International Education week, visit here (https://calendar.tamu.edu/gradaggies/week/date/20241122)!Contact: grad@tamu.edu

Learn how to make your LinkedIn profile more effective and how to use LinkedIn as a research, networking, and job finding tool. Insightful course for all skill levels from new user to expert.

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.

Effectively find job & internship postings using HireAggies, LinkedIn, and CareerShift!

A dedicated team of faculty, staff, and students carried the spirit of Aggieland across the Drake passage to conduct independent research in one of Earth's most thrilling locations. This Q+A style panel will allow audiences to hear about what it took to traverse these polar regions and create educational experiences that last a lifetime. In addition to students presenting insight from their travels, faculty will share how their own research areas and expertise will lend themselves to the next great Aggie adventure: a summer spent across Greenland and Iceland. This upcoming Arctic expedition has been carefully curated to provide Texas A&M students with unparalleled experiential learning opportunities and the ability to take part in impactful research. As a part of this multidisciplinary trip, students will have the ability to pursue their learning beyond the borders of a classroom and become a part of A&M history as the first ever study abroad trip to Greenland and Iceland.Contact: Madeline Sweany (mad.sweany@tamu.edu)