Michael supports government relations and strategic initiatives in identifying and representing Texas A&M University interests to the federal and state government, higher education associations that engage with government officials and agencies, university support organizations, and higher education advocacy groups. Michael also works with The Texas A&M University System (TAMUS) Government Relations offices in Washington D.C. and Austin to maintain relationships with elected officials and their staffs, and strengthen ties and develop relationships between the campus community and research sponsors.
Mr. Hardy will talk to us about how Texas A&M interacts with the government, in ways we might expect and maybe some ways we wouldn’t, additionally how your Political Science degree could help you.
