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TAMU COVID-19 ResourcesThe College of Geosciences welcomes all who seek to make their impact and achieve their goals in a diverse community. Diversity, equity, and inclusion are central to all that we do as a national leader in geosciences, and we foster a culture that values and respects the diversity of backgrounds and experiences that our students, staff, and faculty bring to the college.
Read a letter from the Dean Diversity and Climate in Geosciences
During her time as a meteorology major in the Department of Atmospheric Sciences in the College of Geosciences at Texas A&M, Erin Sherman has pursued several amazing opportunities, from conducting research for NASA and NOAA, to helping lead the storm chasing student organization, to traveling to Costa Rica to learn about water and the environment.
Read Erin's Storyfaculty and student focus
Manuel Salgado
Manuel Salgado, a Ph.D. student working with Dr. Andrew Klein in the Department of Geography at Texas A&M University, has led a non-traditional journey to higher-education.
Read Manuel's story
Dr. Raquel Bryant
Through the recently established Geosciences Future Faculty Fellow Program, Dr. Raquel Bryant is a postdoctoral research associate in Texas A&M University’s Department of Geology and Geophysics.
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Dr. Jason Sylvan
Dr. Jason Sylvan, associate professor in the Department of Oceanography, recently received a Simons Early Career Investigator in Marine Microbial Ecology and Evolution Award, from the Simons Foundation.
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News
Texas Sea Grant Launches Oyster Mariculture Website
Texans interested in oyster farming can learn about techniques, regulations, permitting, and more at oyster.texasseagrant.org.
State Climatologist: Texas’ Future Depends On Extreme Weather Preparedness
New research from Texas A&M shows that Texas will experience more urban flooding, higher temperatures, and more intense droughts over the next 15 years.
La Niña Developing In Pacific Could Affect Texas
State Climatologist John Nielsen-Gammon says the weather event usually means warmer and drier conditions but might only last a few months.
The Next Generation Of Geoscientists: GeoX Camp Completes 11th Summer
The 2021 virtual GeoX camp invited more than 100 high school students to step into every field of study within the College of Geosciences.
GIST Student Kendahl Hejl '22 Reflects On Her Summer Internship At NASA
Hejl interned in NASA’s Space Communication and Navigation Program this summer.
Meet Senior Yell Leader And Geosciences Student Woods Johnson ’22
Johnson is looking forward to representing Texas A&M and completing his GIST degree in the Department of Geography.
