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Feb 2 ARCH, ARTS, CARC, ENDS, COSC, LDEV, LAND, PLAN VIZA: Rowlett Lecture 2009, Annenberg Presidential Conference Center, Faculty/Advisor Contact: Susie Billings, ARCH (847-9357) Annual Rowlett Lecture Series for 2009 featuring Perkins & Will | Feb 2 - Feb 8 ANSC 317: Southwestern Intercollegiate Meat Judging Contest, Amarillo & Dallas/Fort Worth, Tx., Faculty/Advisor Contact: Dr. Davey Griffin, ANSC (845-6489) Students will practice meat evaluation in several meat plants enroute to the contest/banquet locations. | Feb 2 NUTR 304-500: Tour of Cypress-Fairbanks ISD Food Production, Houston, TX, Faculty/Advisor Contact: Karen Beathard, NFSC (845-4426) Tour facility that displays ready-prepared and commissary food service systems. | Feb 2 NUTR 304-500: Tour of Glazier Foods, Houston, TX, Faculty/Advisor Contact: Karen Beathard, NFSC (845-4426) Tour facility that displays ready-prepared and commissary food service systems. | Feb 4 - Feb 7 Southwestern Exposition Collegiate Livestock Judging Contest, Ft. Worth, TX, Faculty/Advisor Contact: Blake Bloomberg, ANSC (845-7616) Collegiate livestock judging contest | Feb 18 - Feb 22 San Antonio Livestock Exposition Collegiate Judging Contest, San Antonio, TX, Faculty/Advisor Contact: Blake Bloomberg, ANSC (845-7616) Collegiate livestock judging contest | Feb 27 - Mar 1 KINE 199-535/536: ACA Field Trip, Martindale, TX, Faculty/Advisor Contact: Martha Muckleroy, HLKN (845-3458) American Canoe Association Instructional Classes |
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Feb 2 - Feb 3 Lutheran Campus Ministry Association Meeting, St. Louis, MO,Faculty/Advisor Contact: Steven Klose, AGEC (458-1807) This is a national meeting of the campus ministry association of the Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod. TAMU Lutheran Student Fellowship is sending one member (Rachel Schafer) to represent the local group and ministry activities on the TAMU campus. | Feb 5 - Feb 20 San Antonio Livestock Exposition Student Internships, San Antonio, TX, Faculty/Advisor Contact: Chris Skaggs, ANSC (845-7616)
| Feb 5 - Feb 8 IAESTE National Conference, Baltimore, MD, Faculty/Advisor Contact: Marti Marberry, Career Center (845-0527) Students will depart on February 5 in order to arrive by late afternoon to participate in the opening events that evening. On February 6 and February 7, they will attend seminars that educate students how to effectively lead and manage the Local Committee organizations; workshops relating to topics/trends in the global economy/employment and international learning experiences; and attend and participate in the annual business meeting to conduct the business of the National Committee. Attendance at the IAESTE National Conferenced and participation in the annual business meeting is required of all Local Committee organizations. The students will travel back to College Station on February 8. | Feb 6 AEP-UT HSC San Antonio PT/PA School Trip, San Antonio, TX, Faculty/Advisor Contact: Steven Martin, HLTH & KINE (862-7726) The Aggie Exercise Physiology Club will be touring the UT HSC San Antonio campus. Students will be able to tour the university's PT program or their PA program. It will provide insight for undergraduate students when deciding on applying for professional school. | Feb 11 - Feb 15 MSCC Abbott Family Leadership Conference, Austin, TX, Faculty/Staff Contact: Kelly Cox, MSC (845-1515) Thirty-seven student delegates and ten student executives will participate in this conference. The students will tour businesses, hear from the top executives, hold round table discussions with a diverse panel of experts on leadership and ethics, and hear motivational speakers. Interaction with A&M former student leaders in the Austin area will also be an integral part of the conference. | Feb 13 - Feb 14 Trinity Valley College Rodeo, Athens, Tx., Faculty/Advisor Contact: Al Wagner, HORT (845-7023) This is one of five qualifying Spring rodeos in which the TAMU rodeo team competes. | Feb 20 - Feb 22 National Orientation Directors Association, Arlington, TX, Faculty/Advisor Contact: Meredith Malnar, Student Life (845-5826) The executives of the Aggie Orientation Leader Program will be traveling to Arlington, TX to attend the National Orientation Directors Association Regional Conference, February 20-22. This trip provides these students the opportunity to serve as a delegate from Texas A&M and to present at the conference. Because the conference begins at noon on Friday, these students will be missing their Friday classes. | Feb 20 - Feb 22 Student Leaders of Tomorrow (SLOT) Conference, A&M Campus, Faculty/Advisor Contact: Kelly Cox, MSCC (845-1515) This is a leadership conference planned by members of MSCC ALOT for high school juniors and seniors from around the state. High school students check in on Friday afternoon and we have various keynote speakers, roundtable discussions, breakout sessions, activities, and social events. | Feb 20 - Feb 22 National Orientation Directors Association Region IV Conference, Arlington, TX, Faculty/Advisor Contact: Tina Arthur, Student Activities (845-1449) Several directors of the Fish Camp, Howdy Camp, and Transfer Camp programs will be traveling to Arlington, TX to attend the National Orientation Directors Association Regional Conference. This trip provides these students the opportunity to serve as a delegate from Texas A&M and to present at the conference. Because the conference begins at noon on Friday, these students will be missing their Friday classes. | Feb 25 - Mar 1 National Collegiate Honors Council Executive Board Winter Meeting, Kansas City, MO, Faculty/Advisor Contact: Jonathan Kotinek, Honors Program (845-1957) The quarterly meeting of the board for this national professional organization will be held in Kansas City, MO to help plan events including the annual conference. | Feb 26 - Mar 1 2009 Hatton W. Sumners Student Leadership Conference, Austin, TX, Faculty/Advisor Contact: Sarah Edwards, Student Activities (862-2514) The 2009 Hatton W. Sumners Student Leadership Conference is hosted by the Center for Ethical Leadership at the University of Texas. This leadership conference is a highly competitive event, and students selected to attend are those who have not only excelled academically but who have also demonstrated leadership potential, responsibility, and a commitment to serving others. Texas A&M has a history of sending outstanding delegates, and we hope to continue to do so this year and in the future. | Feb 26 - Feb 28 54th Annual Student Conference on National Affairs (SCONA), Texas A&M MSC, Faculty/Advisor Contact: Raye Leigh Stone, MSCC (845-1515) This years conference will take place from February 26-28, 2008 and the topic is "U.S. Intervention in Problematic Areas Around the World". SCONA has called upon speakers and facilitators who have experience in these topics and will help student delegates develop a clear policy strategy in the future for U.S. intervention. These policy strategies will then be judged from a variety of angles by experts in the field of U.S. intervention. SCONA will continue its history of success in bringing issues of national and international significance to the forefront. | Feb 26 - Feb 28 Conservative Poliltical Action Conference, Washington, D.C., Faculty/Advisor Contact: Emily Sparvero, HLKN (845-2191) CPAC is a 3-day event that brings together conservative activists and leaders from across the country to discuss current issues and policies and set the agenda for the conservative movement. | Feb 26 - Mar 1 National Colledgiate EMS Foundation Conference, Washington, D.C., Faculty/Advisor Contact: Matthew Rushing, Student Health Services (458-8281) This is an annual national EMS and First Resonder conference that is attended by Texas A&M EMS and Texas A&M Emergency Care Team every year. This is a growth and leadership development opportunity for the attendees where they attend continuing medical education classes and interact with leaders from other collegiate EMS systems to exchange ideas and network. | Feb 27 MKTG 670 Blue Bell Creamery Visit, Brenham, TX, Faculty/Advisor Contact: Stephen McDaniel, MKTG (845-5801) MKTG 670 visit to Blue Bell Creamery |
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