The conference takes place in the heart of the Texas A&M Campus. While on campus there are many A&M activities available to attendees:

• The Gardens at Texas A&M, and Research Park all have beautiful scenery and paths for a walk on a sunny day.

• Sam Houston Sanders Corps of Cadets Center depicts the Corps of Cadets from its beginning in 1876 to today. Exhibit is open weekly from 8AM – 5 PM.

• Other arts and cultural opportunities on campus.

• Plan to visit the largest football stadium in the state of Texas and in the Southeastern Conference (SEC).

Campus Self-Guided Tours:

• George Bush Library and Museum offers daily self-guided tours of the permanent and special exhibits.

• The Gardens tour includes a wide-ranging collection of gardens spanning not only an impressive expanse of acreage, but also an impressive array of horticultural disciplines. 

• Campus History and Traditions Self-Guided walking tour: Texas A&M University is well known for its time-honored traditions, which separate the university from other schools in the nation. For nearly 150 years, these sacred traditions have united past, present and future Aggies.

• Zachry Engineering Education Complex tour includes insight and access to the largest academic building on the Texas A&M University campus. The Zachry building, home to the Texas A&M College of Engineering, is unlike any other facility in the nation. The 525,000-square-foot complex completely modernizes the original Zachry Engineering Center, and expands the facility to include the SuSu and Mark A. Fischer ’72 Engineering Design Center as well as expansive instructional labs.