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REEU Ready? Workshop Series: Why Research and Extension Experiences Matter
Hands-on research and extension experiences can shape your career, whether you’re considering grad school, research, or outreach.
Join us to explore how these opportunities enhance career readiness, and learn how to make the most of your REEU experience.
Learn from Dr. Gary Wingenbach and Seth Jordan from Texas A&M and their expertise in education, outreach, and career development.
Register here!

Past News
Introducing “REEU Ready” Workshop Series
We’d like to introduce REEU Ready?, a workshop series designed to help REEU students and other interested learners develop useful research and professional skills.
This Month’s Topic: “Navigating Conferences“, led by Karissa Palmer & Taylor Apple, Ph.D. students in the ALEC Department at Texas A&M.
With many undergraduates attending conferences, we want to ensure they feel prepared and confident. However, this workshop is open to all student classifications, whether it’s their first time attending a conference or they’re looking to refine their approach, this session will provide practical tips and smart strategies to make the most of their conference experience.

2025 Cattle Raisers Convention & Expo Graduate Research Poster Showcase
FORT WORTH, Texas (February 10, 2025) – Texas & Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association invites graduate students to present their research at the 2025 Cattle Raisers Convention & Expo taking place April 11-13 in Fort Worth. Graduate students will receive a complimentary registration to attend Cattle Raisers Convention & Expo and the School for Successful Ranching in addition to the opportunity to present their research to industry leaders, TSCRA members and affiliates.
To participate in the Graduate Research Poster Showcase sponsored by Merck Animal Health, student research must be related to the beef industry, such as ruminant nutrition, meat and quality assurance, agricultural communications, agricultural policy or grazing resources and land management practices as they relate to conservation for livestock. If selected, students are expected to showcase their posters April 12 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Fort Worth Convention Center. Cash prizes and plaques will be awarded.
Applications close March 12, 2025.
For questions, call 817-916-1753 or email education@tscra.org. For application requirements and additional convention information, visit cattleraisersconvention.com.du
TAMU-CC’s AgTech Research and Extension Experience for Undergraduates (REEU)
DEADLINE EXTENDED!
🌟 Exciting Opportunity for Undergraduates! 🌟
Join TAMU-CC’s AgTech Research and Extension Experience for Undergraduates (REEU) and gain hands-on experience in agricultural technology research.
📌 What’s in it for you?
- Weekly stipend & meal allowances
- On-campus housing
- Travel support to TAMU-CC
- Conference travel support in the Fall
👉 Community college students are strongly encouraged to apply!
🗓️ Deadline: January 31, 2025
Learn more: reeu.tamucc.edu or reach out to Lucy.Huang@tamucc.edu

REEU Science Influencers’ Research Symposium
Friday, Nov 15, 2024
3:00 PM – 5:00 PM CST, Microsoft Teams
Learn more about the presenters on the Science Influencers website and visit our YouTube Channel for the recorded presentations.
A USDA-funded Texas A&M AgriLife Event
Project supported by USDA NIFA’s Research and Extension Experiences for Undergraduates program.
Students from REEU Program from “Seeds4Life”, directed by Dr. Jeanette Andrade at the University of Florida, share some insights from their experience.



REEU program: “Training Undergraduate Students for Sustainable Production of Poultry” with Dr. Iksoon Kang at Cal Poly
Click the links at the top of the images to see some of the exciting tours students took during their program!📸
“Getting the Most Out of Your Internship”💡
Students had a great learning moment engaging with experts who shared strategies to maximize their internship experience and opportunities.





