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East Hokkaido, Japan
Aggies can be found throughout the world, far and wide. We study human-animal conflict in Africa, fish evolution in the rivers of the Amazon and Indonesia, and ancient geologic structures at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean.
Am I currently the only Aggie studying and researching in eastern Hokkaido, Japan? I suspect so, yet it wouldn’t surprise me at all to discover a TAMU colleague working their way through the wetlands and forests here to learn all she or he can about the wildlife and environs.
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Texas A&M Race, Identity, and Social Equity Conference
The Department of Multicultural Services hosted the inaugural Texas A&M Race, Identity, and Social Equity (RISE) Conference on February 2, 2018. It was a great learning experience and a truly meaningful platform for students, faculty and staff to come together and talk about some hard topics and issues. The RISE Conference at A&M is modeled after the Iowa State Conference on Race and Ethnicity (ISCORE), and it is part of a year-long initiative, including research and education components, that provides students with a better understanding of race, identity and social equity in higher education.
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Managing Stress
Business School brings people from different walks of life. Some leave high-paying investment banking jobs while others resign from dangerous, exciting engineering professions. Yet others leave the honorable teaching profession to come back to school themselves...