July Sustainability Newsletter
A simple way for students, faculty, and staff to reduce their carbon footprint and lead a more sustainable, and healthy, lifestyle is to bike or walk rather than driving a personal car.
3rd Annual U-Challenge a Success
Research, innovation, and sustainability go hand-in-hand. Learn more about the results of the 3rd Annual U-Challenge.
5th Annual Sustainability Dinner
Residence Life hosted their 5th Annual Sustainability Dinner on October 23. The Sustainability Dinner is a relaxed event where students have the chance to network with faculty and staff who teach, research, or live sustainably.
Historical Academics and Student Success in Residential Life
Residence Life hopes to initiate a project designed to better understand predictive factors associated with student retention and completion based on housing information from current and former on-campus residents.
Intentional Student Leadership On-Campus
On-Campus student leaders participate in intentional leadership development and reflect on their experiences in their roles. Residence Life is pleased to have 7 groups of student leaders participating in the Aggies Commit: Reflections on Student Leadership assessment project coordinated by Student Life Studies.
Long-term Effects of Participation in High Impact Practices
This study is investigating alumni of high impact programs at Texas A&M University. This study includes a Living Learning Program, internship program, undergraduate research, and study abroad programs at Texas A&M University. More specifically, the researchers are after, what are the long term benefits of participation in high impact practices? Could benefits vary based on the type of high impact practice?
2010 National Survey of Living Learning Programs
Texas A&M University participated in the 2010 National Study of Living Learning Programs funded by a grant from Student Life Studies.