Recently, Howard Payne University students had the chance to attend the Texas Academy of Science (TAS) annual meeting at The University of Texas Permian Basin in Odessa. In attendance were a group of students and faculty members, including Nolan Godfrey, Dr. Greg Hatlestad, Shayna Oliver, Trevor Bowers, Isabel Clevenger, Victoriano Cooper, Sydney Ben, Ethan Cortez, Cassandra Covos, and Dr. Kristen Hutchins. The conference was an excellent opportunity for these individuals to engage with other professionals in their field, share research and expand their knowledge.
Attending conferences like the TAS annual meeting is a valuable experience for students as it allows them to network with professionals in their field, gain new perspectives and develop their skills. It also provides an opportunity for students to showcase their research and receive feedback from others in their field. Furthermore, conferences can be a great way for students to build confidence and develop communication skills that will help them in their future careers.
The experience was enriching and exciting for Howard Payne University students who attended the conference. They had the opportunity to learn from leading experts in scientific inquiry while sharing their own research with others who shared their passion for scientific discovery. The conference was a great success and those who attended are already looking forward to future opportunities to participate in similar events. Overall attending conferences like this one is an excellent way for students to stay up-to-date with the latest developments in their field while also developing valuable professional connections that will benefit them throughout their careers
