Campus Events

10:00PM to 11:30PM - Academic Plaza

All Day - MSC Bookstore MSC Bookstore Open 8:00am - 7:00pm

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All Day - Commons Basement 001 Open Auditions for Any Student for the Texas A&M Singing Cadets. Open to any male student by audition. No preparation is necessary and membership in the corps of cadets is not needed.

All Day

All Day

All Day - Commons Basement 001 Open Auditions for Any Student for the Texas A&M Singing Cadets. Open to any male student by audition. No preparation is necessary and membership in the corps of cadets is not needed.

All Day - MSC Bookstore MSC Bookstore Open 8:00am - 7:00pm

8:00AM to 5:00PM - Blocker The Teaching Assistant Training and Evaluation Program (TATEP) is mandatory for all first time TAMU Graduate Teaching Assistants (GATs, GTAs).

All Day Gig 'Em Week is full of events and opportunities for new and returning students to become familiar or reacquainted with the TAMU campus, fellow Aggies, and the Bryan/College Station community. Gig 'Em Week is coordinated by the Office of New Student Programs and provides students an opportunity to learn more about the campus, each other, and college life in general through a series of educational and social events sponsored by university departments, colleges, student organizations, residence halls, and community members. Students may pick up a Gig 'Em Week schedule at Residence Hall check-in or online.

All Day - Sorority Row Sorority recruitment is a mutual selection process that is filled with activities designed to offer prospective members the chance to learn about the sororities in a concentrated period of time. It is an opportunity for students to meet the sorority members, ask questions, define financial obligations, time commitments, and membership requirements.Whether or not you decide to join a Sorority, formal recruitment is a great way to meet people and get acquainted with life at Texas A&M University. Check out what sorority life has to offer. Formal Recruitment is Sunday, August 23rd through Friday, August 28th. The schedule of events is:Convocation ? Sunday August 23rdo Convocation is orientation for recruitment. Women will receive their tee shirt, meet their Rho Gamma group, and learn about the week that is before them.Day One, Go Greek! ? Monday, August 24tho Women will attend events at all 12 chapters.Day Two, Philanthropy ? Tuesday, August 25tho Women will attend a maximum of nine events.Day Three, Sisterhood Showcase ? Wednesday, August 26tho Women will attend a maximum of six events.

All Day - Sorority Row Sorority recruitment is a mutual selection process that is filled with activities designed to offer prospective members the chance to learn about the sororities in a concentrated period of time. It is an opportunity for students to meet the sorority members, ask questions, define financial obligations, time commitments, and membership requirements.Whether or not you decide to join a Sorority, formal recruitment is a great way to meet people and get acquainted with life at Texas A&M University. Check out what sorority life has to offer. Formal Recruitment is Sunday, August 23rd through Friday, August 28th. The schedule of events is:Convocation ? Sunday August 23rdo Convocation is orientation for recruitment. Women will receive their tee shirt, meet their Rho Gamma group, and learn about the week that is before them.Day One, Go Greek! ? Monday, August 24tho Women will attend events at all 12 chapters.Day Two, Philanthropy ? Tuesday, August 25tho Women will attend a maximum of nine events.Day Three, Sisterhood Showcase ? Wednesday, August 26tho Women will attend a maximum of six events.

All Day Summer 2009 New Student Conferences for incoming Freshman. (2-day increments)

All Day Summer 2009 New Student Conference for Blinn TEAM.

All Day Gig 'Em Week is full of events and opportunities for new and returning students to become familiar or reacquainted with the TAMU campus, fellow Aggies, and the Bryan/College Station community. Gig 'Em Week is coordinated by the Office of New Student Programs and provides students an opportunity to learn more about the campus, each other, and college life in general through a series of educational and social events sponsored by university departments, colleges, student organizations, residence halls, and community members. Students may pick up a Gig 'Em Week schedule at Residence Hall check-in or online.

7:00AM to 5:00PM The 57th Annual Fall Leadership Conference will be held at Camp Allen on August 25-27, 2009 for all TAMU student leaders. FLC is a great place to gear up for the academic year by networking with fellow student leaders and learning from inspiring speakers. Early registration is $95 from April 20 - June 1, 2009. Regular registration is $120 and ends on August 8, 2009.

6:00AM to 8:00PM - Clayton W. Williams, Jr. Alumni Center The Association of Former Students hosts an annual "Hot Diggity Dog" Cookout! Join us for free hotdogs and drinks while meeting your new classmates. You can even get a taste of one of the most eagerly anticipated Aggie Traditions by trying on an Aggie Ring. Come join the fun!

9:00AM to 4:00PM - Texas A&M University campus This FREE event traveling through the Texas A&M University Campus includes a tour of campus sculptures, a visit to the Visualization Lab in the College of Architecture, and a wire sculpture art activity. Each tour is 2 hours, and for children 8 and up. Register by calling or emailing Beverly Wagner, deadline is Friday, May 29th.

All Day Texas A&M Head Football Coach Mike Sherman is planning a great season for the Aggies and he wants to tell you all about it! Make plans to join Coach Sherman, The Association of Former Students and 12th Man Foundation at your local A&M Club's Coach's Night. Brazos County A&M Club has a great night planned that includes not only Coach Sherman, but great dinners, silent auctions and lots of Aggie camaraderie. All proceeds support the Club's scholarship funds, so we hope to see you there!

9:00AM to 4:00PM - Texas A&M University campus This FREE event traveling through the Texas A&M University Campus includes a tour of campus sculptures, a visit to the Visualization Lab in the College of Architecture, and a wire sculpture art activity. Each tour is 2 hours, and for children 8 and up. Register by calling or emailing Beverly Wagner, deadline is Friday, May 29th.