Our Program Areas

The Director’s office provides administrative oversight within Student Life including: budgets, human resources, marketing and communications, facilities management, donor relations and general departmental outreach including resource tables. They also work directly with the Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs to manage student behavioral intervention and threat management.

We are dedicated to promoting responsible drinking behaviors and reducing alcohol and other substance misuse among students. We provide a range of educational workshops, peer-led discussions, and outreach campaigns to raise awareness about the risks associated with excessive alcohol consumption and to address the physical and mental health effects of various substances. Our program also offers resources and support services for students seeking help with substance-related issues. By fostering a culture of informed decision-making and support, we aim to create a healthier and safer campus community.

The Graduate and Professional Student Government (GPSG) exists to work in cooperation with Texas A&M University and to bring a voice to the needs of graduate and professional students through advocacy, outreach, and research.  

Interpersonal Violence Prevention includes education and outreach initiatives that increase awareness promote healthy relationships, and prevent harm. Through collaborative and in-house workshops, peer education, and consultations, we empower students to build healthy relationships, practice prevention and harm-reduction strategies, and build a proactive culture in Aggieland that values non-violence.   

New Student & Family Programs (NSFP) assists new undergraduate students as they transition to Texas A&M while supporting families of all undergraduate students. Our work with incoming students and all families of undergraduate students creates opportunities that lead to successful student transition, retention, and persistence to graduation.

Off Campus Student Services (OCSS) helps Aggies navigate off-campus living in ways that support their wellbeing and academic success. Through workshops, outreach, mediation, and individual consultations, OCSS helps students address challenges and build positive relationships within the Aggieland community.

We are committed to the academic and personal success of pregnant and parenting students. Our support services are designed to help students succeed and thrive, and our case managers provide one-on-one, individualized guidance. Reach out to connect with a case manager today.

The Student Parent Liaison is responsible for providing current and incoming parenting students with information regarding supportive measures and other resources available to parenting students at the university. The Student Parent Liaison, Dr. Stefanie Baker, can be contacted via email at [email protected] or by phone at 979.845.3111. 

Student Assistance Services (SAS) connects students with guidance, resources, and support for personal and academic matters. SAS serves as an initial point of contact for referrals, resource connections, behavior follow-up, absence notifications, Silver Taps, student death, and transition-related concerns. Contact us to get connected.

Student Legal Services provides free legal advice and assistance covering landlord/tenant disputes, criminal law, expunctions, automobile accidents, traffic tickets, and consumer protection. Mediation services are also available. Not sure where to start? Reach out — we’re here to help.

Through The Battalion, The Aggieland Yearbook, and Maroon Life magazine, student journalists and creators of all majors serve a key role on our A&M campus. Texas A&M Student Media provides honest, factual, high-quality journalism, independent news, commentary, sports and opinion work to our A&M campus, along with the Bryan-College Station community. Our student organizations and publications create a professional learning experience where student journalists (and students of all majors) can gain professional experience and soft skills through writing, design, photography, and other visual storytelling methods. Our publications create storytelling and coverage that is solely created, edited and published by students.