As evident from the broad range of Texas A&M Colleges, Departments, and Research Clusters, Centers, and Institutes, TAMU faculty, students, and staff interested in and/or directly working on or with GIScience-related issues cover a large swath of the GIScience landscape from basic to applied to translational work.
The number of TAMU faculty interested in and/or directly working or collaborating to develop, apply, and/or teach GIScience would number over a hundred. The following individuals represent a small sampling of those working at the various TAMU academic and research units across campus. Those listed have been selected as exemplars of how GIScience can be used as a level to propel research, teaching, and service to the highest levels of success.
College of Geosciences
College of Agriculture and Life Sciences
College of Architecture
The Mays Business School
The College of Education and Human Development
The Dwight Look College of Engineering
The College of Liberal Arts
Texas A&M Libraries
The College of Sciences
The College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences
Texas A&M School of Rural Public Health
