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Our 14 departments help create support and opportunities for Aggies to explore their passions & interests and live out their unique Aggie Experience during their time at Texas A&M University.

During the 2025-26 academic year, the Career Center reached more than 84,000 students through workshops, outreach events...
09/04/2026

During the 2025-26 academic year, the Career Center reached more than 84,000 students through workshops, outreach events and presentations.

The numbers tell a larger story of how the Division of Student Affairs is dedicated to supporting students so they can access the resources they need to explore professional opportunities, gain practical skills and accomplish what they set out to do.

We're looking forward to serving more Aggies in the year ahead 👍

See you at midnight. BTHO Missouri State.
09/04/2026

See you at midnight. BTHO Missouri State.

The first six weeks of college are some of the most exciting and formative moments for incoming students.During this piv...
09/03/2026

The first six weeks of college are some of the most exciting and formative moments for incoming students.

During this pivotal time, students are learning to adapt to their new environment and routines, make friends and feel at home. However, finding their groove might not happen all at once.

For most new Aggies, it can come with some uncertainty and growing pains — and this episode of On Air with Student Affairs helps put words to that.

Host Elizabeth Drake sits down with an RA and staff from Texas A&M Student Life who work with new students every day to talk through what this transition really looks like.

Supporting Student Life's First Six Weeks Challenge, this episode encourages every incoming Aggie to start small, stay curious, and give themselves time to find their footing. 👍

Tune in here 🔗 https://studentaffairs.tamu.edu/podcast/

Throughout move-in and the first few weeks of the semester, staff from across the Division of Student Affairs and the un...
09/02/2026

Throughout move-in and the first few weeks of the semester, staff from across the Division of Student Affairs and the university have been out in full force, volunteering their time to welcome new and returning students.

During this exciting time of year, many have stepped outside their own departments to support programs and events division-wide simply because it means showing up for our students.

This is what it looks like when we come together to help shape an experience Aggies will remember. That's the kind of staff we get to work alongside!

To everyone who has signed up to volunteer, thank you.

One of the best ways for students to make a big campus feel a little smaller is to find their people. Encourage your stu...
08/31/2026

One of the best ways for students to make a big campus feel a little smaller is to find their people.

Encourage your student to check out Club Crawl and discover the organizations, activities, and communities waiting for them on campus!

Whether they’re looking to explore an existing interest or try something completely new, Club Crawl is a great opportunity to get connected and find their place. 👍

They can even plan their visit on GetInvolved - learn more, link in the first comment!

🗓️ September 6th, 1-5 P.M. in the MSC, Rudder, ILCB, and the Texas A&M Hotel.

Howdy! This fall, the Division of Student Affairs launched a new initiative to help new Aggies find their people called ...
08/29/2026

Howdy! This fall, the Division of Student Affairs launched a new initiative to help new Aggies find their people called Aggie Experience Groups.

Kicking off at our Howdy Week event, Aggie Experience Groups aim to connect incoming students in smaller settings where they can get to know each other and — Aggieland, together.

Sign-ups are open now through September 20th, with a range of group options available. Explore the groups here: tx.ag/aggieexperiencegroups

The first six weeks of college are a big transition for students and for their families.As students find their footing a...
08/28/2026

The first six weeks of college are a big transition for students and for their families.

As students find their footing at Texas A&M, there may be excitement, new friendships, challenges, and plenty of “figuring it out” along the way. That’s all part of the journey.

We encourage students to get involved, build connections, take care of themselves and reach out for support when they need it. Sometimes, a simple “How are you really doing?” can make all the difference.

🔗 Read more from our blog: https://studentaffairs.tamu.edu/news/2026/08/26/your-first-six-weeks-at-texas-am-university/

For many incoming freshmen, applying to a Freshman Leadership Organization (FLO) is the first major thing they'll go aft...
08/27/2026

For many incoming freshmen, applying to a Freshman Leadership Organization (FLO) is the first major thing they'll go after at Texas A&M.

Before their first exam, football game and sometimes before they've even found their footing on campus, they're already applying to one of the university's 28 official FLOs.

FLOS are organizations built specifically for freshmen to find community and start developing leadership skills, and each year, close to 1,800 freshmen apply to join one.

On this episode of On Air With Student Affairs, former FLO members turned student leaders, Jacob Moss and Sarah McKelvy, join host Elizabeth Drake to share their own experiences.

Know a student wanting to go through recruitment? This episode could help them prepare and feel more confident.

🔗 https://youtu.be/JMtfJConAEo

Congratulations to Dr. Justin Jeffery, Associate Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of Students, on being named...
08/27/2026

Congratulations to Dr. Justin Jeffery, Associate Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of Students, on being named Kent State University's 2026–2027 Alumni Award recipient — an honor recognizing accomplished careers in higher education.

Dr. Jeffery provides administrative oversight for five areas within the Division of Student Affairs, including the Career Center, Disability Resources, Student Community Standards, and Student Life. He also chairs the university's Special Situations Team, supporting Aggie well-being every day.

Thank you, Dr. Jeffery, for your leadership and the care you bring to students at Texas A&M.

🔗 https://www.kent.edu/ehs/tlc/hied/news/justin-jeffery-selected-alumni-award-honoring-excellence-higher-education

Howdy Week is Aggieland's official welcome with one goal in mind: to help students feel like they belong here at Texas A...
08/26/2026

Howdy Week is Aggieland's official welcome with one goal in mind: to help students feel like they belong here at Texas A&M.

As part of the festivities, the Division of Student Affairs hosted its signature event, Kick Off Your Aggie Experience, slowing things down a little to foster intentional connections. Across Aggie Park, students played table games and settled into small-group conversations over dinner, with staff pulling up a seat at the table — turning new faces into friends.

With more than 4,000 Aggies coming together, thank you to every staff member and volunteer who made this warm welcome possible!

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