DOEd SPED Grant Support for Ph.D. in Engineering (SPED)
DOEd SPED Grant Support for Ph.D. in Engineering (SPED)
Advancing Research. Expanding Opportunity. Building the Future of Engineering at TAMU-CC.
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- About the SPED Project
- Student Research Opportunities
- Management & Leadership
- Facilities & Infrastructure
- Graduate Pathways
- News & Updates
About the SPED Project
Expand graduate research
Increase URM participation
Strengthen research infrastructure
Advance M.S. to Ph.D. pathway
About SPED
Student Research Opportunities
Coastal Resilience, Marine Energy & Blue Economy, Biomedical Devices
Student Research Opportunities
Management & Leadership
The SPED leadership team oversees research advancement across priority areas, supports graduate mentorship and faculty scholarship, and manages implementation of the U.S. Department of Education–funded initiative.
Management & Leadership
Facilities & Infrastructure
Key Research Labs:
CORAL Lab
WESA Lab
LAEBI Lab
ISO-100 Cleanroom
HPC Cluster
Facilities & Infrastructure
Graduate Pathways
Mentorship model
Professional development
Thesis-to-doctoral pipeline
Student leadership initiatives
Graduate Pathways
News & Updates
Student spotlights
Faculty research features
Publications
Conference presentations
Community engagement
News & Updates
Engineering Research Growth From M.S. to Ph.D.
Engineering Research Growth From M.S. to Ph.D.
The Support for Ph.D. in Engineering Degree Program Development (SPED) initiative strengthens research capacity and expands graduate education at Texas A&M University–Corpus Christi. Funded by the U.S. Department of Education, the project advances the development of a Ph.D. in Engineering while supporting innovation in coastal resilience, marine energy, and biomedical systems.
Events
Events
TAMUS Public Policy Scholars Program
- 02.21
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Beach Volleyball vs USF
- 02.21
- 8:30am - 10:30am
- New Orleans, LA
