Council of Arts, Social Sciences, and Humanities
MSC Open House - Council of Arts, Social Sciences, and Humanities
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Where
MSC Bethancourt Ballroom 2-129
Description
Visit the main MSC Open House web site or Follow Instagram for all the latest MSC Open House news, updates and information. Admission is free and open to all Texas A&M students.
- Plan Ahead – Start by going to the MSC Open House’s page. Check out the organizations that have registered (the list will be updated periodically as additional organizations complete their registration), and mark your interest in the ones you would like to visit on the day of the event. After tables are assigned, the page in Get Involved will provide a personalized itinerary to efficiently visit all the organizations you have marked.
- Make It Fun – Go with friends, roommates, Fish Camp DG.
- Stay Charged – During the event, many organizations will display QR codes at their tables. Make sure your phone has plenty of battery life to scan the codes as you visit.
- Be Prepared – Know what questions you would like to ask.
- Stay Hydrated! – Organizations will be located both inside and outside the Memorial Student Center building.
Council of Arts, Social Sciences, and Humanities
The Council of Arts, Social Sciences, and Humanities is an academic and professional organization that links those with academically inclusive majors and disciplines to Texas A&M University. The council works to convey concerns and special interests from the undergraduate student body to the faculty, staff, and deans of the College of Arts and Sciences, The Bush School of Government and Public Service, and the School of Performance, Visualization, and Fine Arts. The council strives to advocate for the arts, social sciences, and humanities disciplines and assist in the development and refinement of marketable skills for students pursuing a career. Another goal of the council is to promote these disciplines as beneficial paths to enrich students careers and personal lives. Our council will focus on innovation in both the university and community through various forms such as advertising, university involvement, community outreach, and student diversity. The three pillars of this organization are advocacy, community, and enrichment.