Title V-EEP Technology Enhanced Rooms and Faculty Resources

With the addition of 7 new SMART boards, the Title V - Educational Excellence Project (EEP) program aims to create an engaging 21st-century learning environment for students on campus and provide faculty and staff with the most up-to-date technological resources and professional development.

The Title V-EEP team is staffed with two SMART certified trainers that can help meet your training needs. SMART Certified Trainers are both knowledgeable and professional, having undergone an extensive certification process.

Title V-EEP Smart Certified Trainer - Rick Bocanegra (Windows)

Levels of training include: Level 1 - designed to help educators learn how to use SMART Notebook Software and SMART Board interactive whiteboard. Level 2 Intermediate - intended to help educators learn design fundamentals and develop presentation creation skills. To schedule a training for your department please contact our Title V-EEP office at 326-2997 or visit our website for the next scheduled SMART board training.

Technology & Enrichment in Mathematics (TEMA) Computer Lab BCH 112

Teaching, Technology, & Learning Center (TTLC) BCH 118

Fernando F. and Josephine P. Zuniga Computer Lab LBV 202

Other SMART board locations include:

Career Services Student Center 114

Conference room KL 330

College of Education Technology Room KL 420

To reserve  TTLC or TEMA Labs please contact Enrique Reyes at 326-2997 or email enrique.reyes@tamiu.edu.

Additional Resources for faculty and staff:

Mathematics Instructional Digital Resource Center KL 332 A

The mathematics instructional digital resource center is located in KL 332 A. To access the resources listed below please contact Enrique Reyes at 326-2997 or email enrique.reyes@tamiu.edu.

               XJ-A240 projector                           Apple Ipod

Title V is a cooperative grant shared by Laredo Community College (Lead Institution) and Texas A&M International University (Partner Institution). The five year grant was awarded in October 2007 and is funded via the U. S. Department of Education Developing Hispanic-Serving Institutions program. According to the Department of  Education's web site, "This program helps eligible institutions of higher education enhance and expand their capacity to serve Hispanic and low-income students by providing funds to improve and strengthen the academic quality, institutional stability,  management, and fiscal capabilities of eligible institutions. For additional information visit http://www.ed.gov/programs/idueshsi/index.html (Award #: P031S070064)