Environmental Programs

Today our academic advisor Summer Sibley is presenting at the Texas Conference on Student Success, alongside Texas A&M Arts & Sciences associate director for career services Dr. Patti Edgar! Whoop!

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Interested in a study abroad? Go to the Educaiton Career Fair today in the MSC from 10-2!

Around the World [Fair] with Education Abroad Texas A&M welcomes students who are interested in exploring getaway options at the Education Abroad World Fair to further educational growth in an unfamiliar environment.

Interested in Policy? Look at attending a PPIP information session about the Austin, TX internship on Wednesday, September 7th from 5:15-6:15!

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Join us IN-PERSON to learn more about our programs and how it applies to your Texas A&M degree!

MSC 1400
5:15 - 6:15 PM

Come find out where your Texas A&M journey will take you!

For the next two weeks, 12 environmental studies and environmental geosciences students are studying in Colorado for the GEOS 380 course "High Alpine Field Ecology!"

Taught by Drs. Roark, Frauenfeld, and Cairns, the group is pictured here in Pingree Valley in the Mummy Range, at 9,053 ft, at Colorado State University's Mountain Campus!

(Photo courtesy of Aayan Ansari.)

Join us for the Environmental Geosciences Poster Session next Tuesday May 3, 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. in Rudder 510!
Students will be presenting their exciting senior capstone projects from GEOS 405, featuring environmental policy, Costa Rica field work, bioremediation, geochemistry, sustainability, and more!

Softly call the muster, let comrade answer...

Environmental Programs students in GEOS 405 just completed this incredible 9-day trip to the TAMU Soltis Center-San Isidro, Costa Rica!

The students were completing their capstone experiences by investigating projects about the role of fungi in carbon cycling, how Costa Rica's tilapia farming is influencing stream water quality, and on varying carbon sequestration in different tropical land use types.

Texas A&M Geography's Dr. Oliver Frauenfeld and teaching assistant Kourtney Higgins led the trip.

Texas A&M students in Environmental Programs are prepared for world-changing careers! Meet Isaac Breedlove '21, who changed his major to environmental geosciences at the end of his sophomore year, still graduated on-time in May 2021, and is currently a Natural Resource Specialist II at the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality!

Changing Majors, Staying The Course: Meet Recent Graduate Isaac Breedlove Isaac Breedlove ’21 graduated in May and credits the College of Geosciences’ Environmental Programs and his support system with helping him achieve his goals.

Whoop! So proud of our students!

Students: the Undergraduate Research Expo is Wednesday (10/4)! This includes a Research Opportunities and Resource Fair from 1-3 PM in MSC 2300C.