In 2013, Texas A&M University (TAMU) was designated as an Esri Development Center (EDC).
Only a handful of academic institutions worldwide have this distinction.
Membership in this program provides TAMU Students, Faculty, and Staff with access to special Esri software, data, and support resources
as well as other opportunities for the TAMU community to learn and apply development techniques with the latest, greatest Esri
software and data.
EDC Benefits Available to Texas A&M University
The EDC program provides several benefits to the TAMU community. Among others, these include:
EDC Student of the Year
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The TAMU EDC will select an Esri Development Center Student of the Year, an honor bestowed upon a TAMU student
who has made the largest contribution to GIS development over the previous year. This student
will receive an award of $500 and a nomination for the ESRI Student of the Year competition
which could result in an additional $2,000 award plus sponsorship to attend the Esri User Conference in San Diego.
Free Esri Training
Access to Esri Software and Data
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The EDC program provides access to the latest, greatest Esri software and data. Currently, all components of the ArcGIS 10.1 platform as well as the full set of Esri StreetMaps & Data are available to EDC members.
Access to the Esri Developer Network
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The EDC program provides EDC members with access to the Esri Developer Network, a set of resources invaluable to GIS developers.
Texas A&M University EDC Contact Information
The TAMU EDC program is administered by the TAMU Department of Geography. For more information about the program and what it provides to TAMU faculty, staff, and students contact:
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Dr. Daniel Goldberg, Assistant Professor of Geography
Email: daniel.goldberg@tamu.edu
Phone: (979) 862-3551