Travel Forms, Policies, and Expense Accounts

Contact (travel arrangements):
Kathy Bass at (979) 845-3205 or kebass@tamu.edu

Contact (expense accounts):
Stacey Vogelpohl at sodtravelexpense@tamu.edu


Please send email to sodtravelexpense@tamu.edu for direct deposit forms used for travel advances/reimbursements and account changes.

Export Control

Traveling with TAMRF Owned Laptops or Other “Tools of Trade”

SOD employees traveling internationally on university business or with university property are responsible for complying with export control laws and regulations, which may restrict or prohibit some travel-related activities and destinations and require licenses for others. SOD travelers follow TAMU Research Compliance's international travel procedures.

Meeting Schedule

Contact: Stacey Vogelpohl at (979) 458-1867 or svogelpohl@tamu.edu for meeting arrangements.

Request for Meeting Arrangements form (PDF)
Meetings
MeetingDateLocationHostMore Information
Expedition 401 Science (2nd) Postcruise MeetingApril 20–22, 2026Grenada, SpainTrevor Williams
Expedition 403 Science Postcruise MeetingJune 1–4, 2026Svalbard, NorwayThomas Ronge
CORE SchoolJuly 20-24, 2026GCR, TAMULaurel Childress

Visitor Information

Easterwood Airport, College Station

Flight status: Easterwood Airport
Email: CLL-ADMIN@astin.us
Airport Administration (979) 775-9900
Parking (979) 775-9900

Directions to College Station

From Houston

Directions from downtown Houston: Take Highway 290 west to Hempstead. Exit north on Highway 6 (Bryan/College Station exit). (~2 hours)

Directions from Bush Intercontinental Airport: Take Interstate 45 north (toward Dallas) to Conroe. Exit west on Highway 105 (Navasota exit). Take Highway 6 north. (~2 hours)

From Austin

Directions from downtown Austin: Take Highway 21 east toward Bryan. At the outskirts of Bryan exit south on Highway 47. Highway 47 merges with Highway 60 (Raymond Stotzer), which becomes University Drive. (~2 hours)

From Dallas

Directions from downtown Dallas: Take Interstate 45 south toward Houston. At Madisonville exit west on Highway 21. Take Highway 6 south. (~3 hours)

Directions to the Scientific Ocean Drilling Building

The Scientific Ocean Drilling Building (1601) is located in the Texas A&M University Research Park on the west side of campus. The building is located on 1000 Discovery Drive, one block south of University Drive (also known as Raymond Stotzer or Highway 60 west of town).