In this episode of “Around Texas,” we visit the birthplace of the mascot of Texas A&M University where her mom and siblings still reside.
We’ll also go to the border of Texas and Mexico, where the Texas A&M Schools of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences provide world class medical care to thousands of animals across the Rio Grande Valley.
We visit the birthplace of the mascot of Texas A&M University where her mom and siblings still reside.
We go to the border of Texas and Mexico, where the Texas A&M Schools of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences provide world class medical care to thousands of animals across the Rio Grande Valley.
We join the Texas A&M School of Law in Fort Worth, where legendary running back and Aggie alumn, Trayveon Williams, is helping teach a course on one of the most fascinating new policies by the NCAA: N.I.L.
We’ll also learn how the Texas A&M Forest Service is leading the nation in predicting, anticipating, and responding to wildfires – before they even spark.
We join the Texas A&M School of Law in Fort Worth, where legendary running back and Aggie alumn, Trayveon Williams, is helping teach a course on one of the most fascinating new policies by the NCAA: N.I.L.
We learn how the Texas A&M Forest Service is leading the nation in predicting, anticipating, and responding to wildfires – before they even spark.
Texas A&M Engineering Extension built “Disaster City” to train urban search and rescue teams how to act quickly and safely in real-life scenarios. Also, Aggie Build is a student led organization that designs, constructs and deploys medical clinics worldwide.
This segment of AROUND TEXAS explores Disaster City: a training facility run by TEEX harbors every kind of calamity imaginable to train and prepare first responders.
We shine a light on a new program that’s bringing Aggies together to build portable medical clinics and sending them across the globe to help and change lives.