Support Services

Under Texas S.B. 459, institutions that offer early registration for any student population must provide the same for parenting students. A parenting student is defined as a student who is the parent or legal guardian of a child under 18 years of age. Questions? Reach out — we can help.

We are committed to supporting healthy practices for staff, faculty, and students who are planning a pregnancy, currently pregnant, or nursing. We’ve compiled a list of on-campus lactation rooms for your convenience — because your wellbeing matters every step of the way.

Whether you’re navigating a legal issue, a personal crisis, challenges with off-campus living, or concerns about substance use or healthy relationships, we offer one-on-one appointments to connect you with the right support. You don’t have to figure it out alone — reach out.

The Division of Student Affairs recognizes that critical incidents can significantly impact students in a community of more than 80,000. The Critical Incident Response Team (CIRT) operates 24/7, providing specialized support, resources, and assistance to help students stabilize and return to their academic pursuits.

Case management is a collaborative process that assesses, plans, coordinates, and evaluates support options to meet a student’s individual needs. We take a student-centered, holistic approach and we’re proud to be one part a larger campus-wide support network.

Several food and basic toiletry resources are available to you both on and off campus. Schedule an appointment with a Student Assistance Services (SAS) case manager to find the best options for your situation — we’re here to help you get connected.

The Former Foster and Adopted Aggie (FFAA) program supports foster care alumni, including students who aged out of the system or were adopted. We can help you navigate financial aid, tuition exemptions, housing, transportation, health care, campus employment, and other available resources.

Pocket Pantries across campus provide immediate access to non-perishable food and toiletries for students experiencing food insecurity — a first step toward connecting you with additional support resources. Look for the Pocket Pantry symbol on your way to class.

We offer free mediation to all Texas A&M students as an option to help resolve conflicts and disagreements between students. Mediation is facilitated by a neutral third party in a safe, confidential environment and covers a range of issues — from civil and commercial disputes to family and interpersonal disagreements.

Notice: Student Life’s notary services are by appointment only through August 21, 2026.

Student Life offers free notary services to all Texas A&M faculty, staff, and students. Need a different time? Call Student Life to make an appointment with one of our notaries.

Medical Power of Attorney

Statutory Durable Power of Attorney

HIPAA Authorization

The Aggie Parent and Family Connection gives your family 24/7 access to customized newsletters, resources, and information curated specifically for Aggie family members. Stay connected, stay informed, and stay close — no matter how far your student is from home.

AggieSearch is the official housing site for the Texas A&M community — a resource for finding roommates or a place to live. The Resources section includes helpful tools like a roommate contract template and a budgeting worksheet. Create an Affiliate account with your Texas A&M email to access all features.

The Good Neighbor Network is a collaboration between Student Life and local property managers committed to creating a supportive off-campus living experience. Participating properties uphold high standards in resident safety, maintenance, fair leasing practices, and open communication — so you can thrive in your home away from home.