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Texas A&M Today highlights the best and brightest of Texas A&M, with a focus on dynamic cinematography and creative storytelling. Host Chelsea Reber introduces us to some of the difference makers on our campus. Meet special people, learn about hidden gems and understand A&M’s influence on our region, state and world in a new way.
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Chelsea Reber, host of "Texas A&M Today."
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Graduate student Alyssa Carpenter works to de-concrete a Revolutionary War cannon, as featured on Season 2 of "Texas A&M Today."
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Two students check a honey bee hive, as featured on Season 2 of "Texas A&M Today."
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Chelsea Reber and librarian Jeremy Brett look at a display of imaginary maps, as featured on Season 2 of "Texas A&M Today."
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Just one of many shelves at the Biodiversity Research and Teaching Collections, as featured on Season 2 of "Texas A&M Today."
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Veterinarian Dr. Kate Barnes examines Dale the dog, as featured on Season 2 of "Texas A&M Today."
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Chelsea Reber and Dr. Delbert Gatlin feed a tank of catfish, as featured on Season 2 of "Texas A&M Today."
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Chelsea Reber and Tim Green discuss the Bush Combat Development Complex, as featured on Season 2 of "Texas A&M Today."
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Colin Padalecki from Surfaces plays guitar in his home, as featured on Season 2 of "Texas A&M Today."
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Author Rob Clark discusses his book "Live from Aggieland: Legendary Performances in the Brazos Valley," as featured on Season 2 of "Texas A&M Today."
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Rows of new plants sprout at Texas A&M's state-of-the-art automated greenhouse, as featured on Season 2 of "Texas A&M Today."
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Two Animal Science students cut steak as part of Dr. Rhonda Miller's Sensory Lab, as featured on Season 2 of "Texas A&M Today."
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Texas A&M women's basketball head coach Joni Taylor speaks with "Texas A&M Today," as featured on Season 2.
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The Texas A&M chapter of the Society of Automotive Engineers tests its Formula SAE car ahead of their national competition, as featured on Season 2 of "Texas A&M Today."
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Chillennium participant Wayne Page discusses his plan for the 48-hour video game design competition, as featured on Season 2 of "Texas A&M Today."
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A row of police motorcycles stands ready for a TEEX training session, as featured on Season 2 of "Texas A&M Today."
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Floral design professor Bill McKinley demonstrates an arrangement for his class, as featured on Season 2 of "Texas A&M Today."
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Chelsea Reber works on a floral arrangement, as featured on Season 2 of "Texas A&M Today."
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Chelsea Reber prepares to film a segment for Season 2 of "Texas A&M Today."
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