Former student’s research featured on ScienceDaily

A research by Akanksha Menon ’13 was featured on US-based website ScienceDaily. Menon and her collaborators at Georgia Institute of Technology have revealed proof-of-concept wearable thermoelectric generators using flexible polymers and novel circuitry arrangements printed on paper. Click the button below to read the article!

Real World Series: Mohamed Hafis '15

Mohamed Hafis ’15 gave a talk to current students as part of our recurring Real World Series, highlighting Aggies in the real world. Mohamed began working as an Operations and Planning Engineer at Ramboll Oil & Gas in 2015, followed by a shift to the process engineering division within the same organization. He is soon to move to the Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) department of the company. In this event, Mohamed discussed his experiences and how Texas A&M at Qatar have influenced where he is today.

Texas A&M at Qatar names Yousef M. Al-Jaber alumnus of the year

Yousef M. Al-Jaber ‘07, the deputy director of TOTAL Research Center at Qatar, has been named the branch campus’ second recipient of its Alumnus of the Year award.

Former student's paper recognized by journal and awarded for excellence

Dana Abdeen ’14 has been designated by the Rapid Prototyping Journal as a 2017 Highly Commended Paper and recipient of the 2017 Emerald Publishing Literati Network Award for Excellence.

Former student hosts workshop at local girls school

Maryam Al-Bishri ’10, a reservoir engineer at Qatar Petroleum, hosted an oil and gas workshop at Rufaidah Preparatory School for Girls. She showed seventh graders the process of producing oil and gas, from exploration to drilling and producing, as well as refining and transportation.

Hassiba wins 2017 ORYX GTL Student Award

Technical laboratory coordinator Raid Hassiba ’10 was awarded the 2017 ORYX GTL Student Award for the advancement of graduate education in Qatar.

Congratulations, Class of 2017!

Texas A&M University at Qatar graduated its largest class ever on 4 May in a ceremony at the Qatar National Convention Centre. About 110 students received their bachelor’s degrees in chemical engineering, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering and petroleum engineering during the branch campus’ annual commencement ceremony

Texas A&M at Qatar hosts women’s networking event

The Office of Development, Engagement and Outreach hosted the first women’s networking event for female former students. More than 30 former students discussed their careers, challenges, successes and how Texas A&M at Qatar has played a role in where they are today.

Former Student Building Access Cards

We are proud to announce that Texas A&M at Qatar is currently offering former students building access cards, which will allow smoother entry to our Engineering Building. This is a benefit that former students have been seeking for quite some time. Please click below to read more.

Upcoming

15-19 October
Continuing Education Course – The Fundamentals of Electricity and Electrical Safety in the Workplace

7 November
Career Networking Event 2017

12-16 November
Fall break (no classes)

18 November
Bonfire 1999 Remembrance Day

What it means to be an Aggie

An Aggie is a student at Texas A&M University. In the early 1900s A&M students were referred to as Farmers. The term Aggie began to be used in the 1920s and in 1949, when the yearbook changed its name to Aggieland, Aggie became the official student body nickname. The term Aggie has come to include faculty and staff members of Texas A&M. “Once an Aggie, always an Aggie.” Because the Aggie spirit runs so deep that our graduates never really leave the university (in spirit, at least), we refer to our graduates as former students rather than alumni or “exes” because there is no such thing as an ex-Aggie. Together the nearly 400,000 Texas A&M former students comprise the Aggie Network, which is known far and wide for supporting Aggies in ways big and small.

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Aggies in Action

Texas A&M University at Qatar Former Students are doing wonderful things. What have you been doing since graduation? Let us know, and we could feature you here.

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Shaikha Al-Mannai ’14 recently took on a new role at RasGas Company Ltd. as an Instrument & Control Engineer, operating in Ras Laffan. This new job has been challenging, motivating and exciting for Shaikha, as she learns new things, delivering engineering solutions for all instrument and control related issues to ensure reliability and availability of the various assets.

Congratulations to Sinan Obaidan ’11 who have become a recipient for National Science Foundation Innovation Corps Site grant! The NSF I Corps Site identifies and supports student teams with highly innovative ideas and aids in the commercialization of their ideas. With this grant, Sinan would like to revolutionize the farming industry to meet global population demands and challenges.

Congratulations to Zaid Abou Qamar ’13, winner of the Microsoft Imagine Cup National Gaming Competition 2015. This competition took place in Qatar on 27 April 2015. Zaid participated on his own under the team title Alzubara, and pursued his childhood dream of developing a game. Congratulations, Zaid!

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