The Texas A&M University Mexico Center, located in the heart of Mexico City, serves as headquarters for Texas A&M's cooperative projects with Mexican institutions and government agencies. The Mexico City Center provides office space, classrooms, conference rooms, and teleconferencing capabilities for Texas A&M faculty members, administrators, and students. State of the art computers, videoconference equipment, Internet and Internet II connections, and direct dialing to College Station are available for use at the Center. The Mexico City Center’s staff is also available to answer questions and to help make the Aggie community’s experiences in and with Mexico a success. The Center serves as a focal point for activities linking former students and business executives from Mexico and Texas, and throughout Central and South America.

The Texas A&M University Mexico City Center was established in 1993 in recognition of Mexico's importance as a cultural and economic partner for Texas and the United States and of the critical role of higher education in preparing citizens and leaders for the increasingly global 21^st century.

Activities and programs conducted through the Mexico City Center promote understanding between Mexico and the United States. To date, the Center has played an important role in strengthening Texas A&M's linkages with academic institutions, business organizations, and governmental agencies in Mexico. Texas A&M is the only U.S. institution to have a facility of this kind in Mexico.

The Texas A&M University Mexico Center was created through the generosity of former students and friends of Texas A&M. Mr. Pablo Marvin '66 and his wife Barbara donated the space for the Center on the 15^th floor of their building located on Reforma Avenue. The center is situated in Colonia Juarez, one of the key business areas in Mexico City and the address is:

Texas A&M University Center
Reforma Avenue No. 76, 15th floor
Colonia Juarez, Mexico DF 06600
MEXICO
Contact: Ana Aguera

Please visit Mexican and Latin American Programs.