The classroom building provides students with video connections to remote sites, computer labs, a dining area and an on-site workout facility, while the laboratory building provides opportunities for students to conduct cutting-edge research. The on-site administration building affords students easy access to faculty members.
Texas A&M School of Public Health 212 Adriance Lab Rd College Station, TX 77843 Phone: 979.436.9443
Classrooms
Conference Rooms
Computer Lab
The computer lab is located at the SPH Classroom building, rooms 119 and 120, that can be used individually or combined.
Faculty, staff, and students can use it for classes, workshops, or to study. For classes, make sure you department admin reserves the room using RoomTraq for this purpose.
Depending on the classes taught at the lab per semester and year, the software listed below is available to all students at the lab. (*This list might change every year).
The Texas A&M School of Public Health offers several degree plans at the new McAllen Higher Learning Center. Located in the 20th most populated city in Texas, the center was opened in the fall of 2018 to continue the university’s commitment to supporting the educational needs of Texas with top-tier educational programs that will fulfill individual student career goals, enhance continued economic development of the region and help provide the necessary skilled workforce.
Students on the McAllen campus will learn in a state-of-the-art facility and will have the added benefit of being in a small college setting.
Degrees offered at the center include:
McAllen Higher Learning Center 6200 Tres Lagos Blvd McAllen, TX 78504 Phone: 956.271.1300
Although the Texas A&M University School of Public Health maintains computer labs at selected sites for graduate student's use, these facilities are not the primary computing resource. Each student entering the School of Public Health is expected to have a computer of their own (desktop, laptop, or tablet) that meets the minimum School of Public Health computer requirements. (This applies to all students)
The reason for this requirement is that a computer has been deemed to be critical to a graduate student's success. Those who do not have 24/7 access to the internet and a computer are at a great disadvantage. The Medical Sciences Library (MSL) has laptops, iPads, and a digital camcorder available for loan.
macOS minimum requirements
Some of your courses will use the following applications. Please check the system requirements.
Examplify: currently, this app doesn't run on Chrome, Android, or Linux operating systems. It doesn't support touchscreen input on Mac or Windows laptops. Exam-takers can view the instructions on how to update their device to meet the Examplify guidelines.
Dell laptops that meet our minimum standards may be purchased through a special purchasing agreement between Dell and the Health Science Center, but you are not required to purchase one of these computers.
Go to the Dell-TAMHSC website for more information.
A Texas A&M NetID is an identifier or username for logging in and accessing many university resources.
The following information is needed to set up your NetID account:
(Source: Gateway- activating your NetID account)
The SPH classrooms and Reynold building have access to two networks, HSC WiFi and Eduroam.
