In support of Texas A&M University's mission, the goal of the Office of New Student & Family Programs (NSFP) is to facilitate the success of new students through their first year at A&M, thereby, retaining them for their second year and through graduation. We achieve this goal by providing new students with the framework to adjust to the expectations, standards, academic rigors, and social community at Texas A&M University. Additionally, we recognize the important role that family members play in a student's college success and strive to equip families with the resources to aid their student throughout their student's college career.
Conferences, Programs, & Resources
Please visit the Contact section of this site to request additional information on any of the conferences, programs & resources listed below:
Conferences
Programs
- Aggie Orientation Leader Program, office staff advise this student organization which assists with New Student Conferences
- ATMentors, a mentoring program designed to help each student feel part of the Aggie community
- First-Year Photo Project serves as a way for first-year students to intentionally document their personal transition to Texas A&M University through guided photography, internal reflection and communication with others
- New Family Welcome is an opportunity for the family members of new Aggies to meet and interact with A&M faculty and administrators, learn more about A&M history and services, and provide a chance for families to visit their student in a unique college atmosphere.
- Gig 'Em Week: Aggieland's Week of Welcome, events and opportunities for new and returning students to become acquainted with the campus
- Parents' Weekend: Held annually each Spring, Parents' Weekend serves as an opportunity for Texas A&M students to say 'thanks' to their families and share aspects of their Aggie experience.
- Transfer Ambassadors: This group of students serve as mentors to incoming transfer students during the New Student Conference. Applications for 2013 are currently live!
Resources