The 2024 TAS conference recently drew Howard Payne University students and faculty. The event took place at The University of Texas Permian Basin in Odessa, Texas in March. Among the attendees were Nolan Godfrey, Dr. Greg Hatlestad, Shayna Oliver, Trevor Bowers, Isabel Clevenger, Victoriano Cooper, Sydney Ben, Ethan Cortez, Cassandra Covos, and Dr. Kristen Hutchins.
This annual meeting is hosted by the Texas Academy of Science (TAS) and offers a platform for students and faculty to come together and discuss various scientific topics. As representatives of Howard Payne University at the event, these students gained valuable insights and experiences that will benefit them in their academic and professional pursuits.
Attending conferences like the TAS annual meeting is an excellent way for students to expand their knowledge and network with professionals in their field. By participating in such events, students can stay up-to-date with the latest advancements in science and research, preparing them for success in their future careers. Howard Payne University encourages its students to take advantage of opportunities like the TAS conference to enhance their educational experience.
The conference provided an opportunity for HPU students to learn from experts in different fields of science and meet peers who are passionate about similar subjects. It also gave them a chance to present their own research projects to a wider audience.
Overall, attending the TAS conference was a valuable experience for Howard Payne University’s student attendees. They gained new perspectives on scientific topics and made connections that will help them achieve success in their academic and professional pursuits.
In conclusion, Howard Payne University’s participation in the 2024 TAS conference was an excellent opportunity for its students to expand their knowledge and network with professionals in their field. Through attending such events like this one, they can stay up-to-date with the latest advancements in science and research while gaining valuable insights that will benefit them throughout their academic journey.
