Helping Create the Student Experience at Texas A&M
The Division of Student Affairs is dedicated to creating an exceptional campus environment for students. We're a team of professionals providing the programs, services and facilities that ensure all Aggies feel a sense of community and have every opportunity to develop as leaders. By focusing on student engagement, learning, leadership and well-being, we help Aggies strengthen their commitment to critical thinking, lifelong learning and the Aggie Core Values.
Now Hiring: Associate Vice President for Student Affairs
As a member of the Vice President’s executive leadership team, the Associate Vice President provides strategic, administrative and managerial leadership for departments and initiatives within their assigned portfolio.
Search ProfileHow will you create your Aggie Experience?
Your Aggie journey is so much more than just attending classes at Texas A&M University – it’s about crafting a vibrant and fulfilling college experience that will shape your future. Imagine stepping onto campus and immediately discovering spaces and groups where you connect with others who share your passions and interests, whatever they may be.
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2024-25 Annual Impact Report
From fostering a vibrant community to promoting holistic student development, delve into the highlights that showcase our commitment to creating a supportive and enriching environment for every Aggie.
Read the reportDepartments
The Division of Student Affairs is comprised of 13 departments that serve the student body of Texas A&M University and are committed to making student-centered, data informed, knowledge driven decisions in stewardship of student resources.
Learn more about the division’s departmentsStudent Rights & Responsibilities
Student organizations serve a critical role in the lives of students on campus. This community assists in developing skills such as leadership, critical thinking, networking, and, in some cases, hands-on education pertaining to a student’s academic discipline.
Read more about the rights and responsibilities of student organizations at Texas A&MThe First Amendment at Texas A&M
Texas A&M University is committed to being a community where the free and open exchange of ideas and information is valued, promoted, and encouraged. Fundamental to the educational mission in the State of Texas, we recognize all five First Amendment freedoms.
Learn how Texas A&M recognizes all five First Amendment freedomsRecent Stories & News
Military Service and Lifelong Purpose: Supporting Veteran and Military Students for Success at Texas A&M and Beyond
March 4, 2026 • < 1 min. readThe Don & Ellie Knauss Veteran Resource & Support Center stands with veteran and military Aggies at every step of their college journey, providing resources, community, and guidance to thrive at Texas A&M and beyond.
Success Beyond the Classroom: How Matt Anderson Inspires Student Leaders at Texas A&M
March 3, 2026 • < 1 min. readThrough his work with student organizations, Matt Anderson empowers Aggie student leaders to explore their passions and grow into who they are outside the classroom.
Students Elect Duncan Poling to be 26-27 Student Body President
March 2, 2026 • < 1 min. readPoling prepares to take office with a focus on people over policy.
On Air With Student Affairs
From student clubs and organizations to volunteer opportunities and leadership programs, there’s something for everyone. Hear from students, university leadership, faculty, staff and the Bryan/College Station community in this podcast focused on student involvement.
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