CLUES
CLUES (Culture Leadership Understanding and Exploration for Scholars)
is a learning community developed by the department and Agricultural Leadership,
Education and Communications. CLUES is a course-credited program for students focusing on learning around social, cultural, and global competence.
This learning community is a means of cluing students in on life-changing knowledge and skills that will positively impact their lives.
About CLUES
This course is divided into two semesters: a three-hour course in the Fall semester and a three-hour course in the Spring semester. The classroom curriculum experience will be brought to life through co-curricular activities such as interacting with major Texas A&M administrators, sampling food from all over the world, and attending performances.
Over the years students have shared:
- +90% increase in confidence around leadership and global awareness.
- A stronger sense of clarity about their leadership style.
- New skills in problem-solving, decision-making, and teamwork.
- Real-world application of learning in internships, military roles, and community leadership opportunities.
- “CLUES taught me that leadership isn’t about control, but about creating the conditions for those you lead to succeed.”
CLUES is your opportunity to grow as a leader, connect with peers, and prepare for what comes next at Texas A&M and beyond.
Howdy Aggies! Looking for an engaging class experience? Interested in learning more about yourself and others? Excited about participating in cultural activities (attending plays, museums, and festivals)? Will you be a scholar next semester? If you answered yes to these questions, CLUES is for you!
Contact: Mark Dawson, email: [email protected].