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Geosciences Quick Admit Graduate Programs
Starting as early as summer 2020, May or August 2020 TAMU graduates can apply to our Quick Admit program to pursue continued education through the College of Geosciences.
"It is because of GeoX that I have chosen to pursue a major in environmental geosciences, with minors in geology and GIST."
Marissa Castillo ’20, Environmental Geosciences
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Luis Martinez
With the support of a DoD Fellowship, graduate student Luis Martinez will supervise a team of undergraduates and graduates from around the university.
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Ariana Castillo
Graduating meteorology senior Ariana Castillo ’19 worked as a NASA intern for two consecutive summers while completing her degree.
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Michael Martinez
When Michael Martinez ’19 arrived at the Texas A&M campus in the fall of 2018, he had no idea that three semesters later he would be graduating with hands-on research experience from both the lab and the field.
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News
New Groundwater Research: Clay Layers Exacerbate Arsenic Problems In Bangladesh
Co-authored by Texas A&M’s Dr. Peter Knappett, the recently published study examined causes of arsenic contamination in Bangladesh aquifers.
Geography Student And Mascot Corporal Joins Reveille IX On Disney+ Show
Texas A&M Mascot Reveille, accompanied by Colton Ray ’22, will be featured in the third episode of the show 'It's A Dog's Life' on Disney's streaming channel.
Two Texas Sea Grant-nominated fellows selected for NOAA coastal management fellowships
Fellows selected for this competitive program work with NOAA partner organizations on coastal resource management and policy.
When Storms Roll In, Texas A&M Steps Up To Aid Weather Forecasters
Texas A&M Atmospheric Sciences helped monitor severe weather as it moved through the Brazos and Trinity Valleys
IODP Travel Team Honored With Texas A&M President's Meritorious Service Award
The awards recognize outstanding Texas A&M University staff.
Study Reveals Ancient Ocean Oxygen Levels Associated With Changing Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide
The NSF-funded, Texas A&M-led study analyzed Equatorial Pacific Ocean sediment cores to provide new insights into the relationship between deep ocean oxygenation and atmospheric carbon dioxide levels in the 50,000 years before the last ice age.
