OUR DEPARTMENTS

The Division of Student Affairs is comprised of 17 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. The various departments strive to provide students with opportunities to explore their passions, interests, and motivation while maintaining a safe and healthy environment.

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Becky Gates Children's Center (BGCC)

The Becky Gates Children’s Center provides exemplary, affordable and accessible early childhood care and education for the faculty, staff and students affiliated with Texas A&M University’s main campus in a developmentally appropriate, nurturing, stimulating and safe environment.

FY 2020 BGCC Highlights

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Corps of Cadets (Corps)

The Texas A&M University Corps of Cadets forms the largest uniformed body of students outside of designated military universities, however it has more to offer than just military training.

FY 2020 Corps Highlights

Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS)

Counseling & Psychological Services provides goal-oriented counseling to address mental health and developmental issues.

FY 2020 CAPS Highlights

Department of Information Technology (DoIT)

The Student Affairs Department of Information Technology creates an environment for student success by providing specialized and dependable technology solutions for student affairs professionals.

FY 2020 DoIT Highlights

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Disability Resources

Disability Resources staff members interact and collaborate with students, faculty and staff to promote an inclusive environment at Texas A&M University by educating the campus community and facilitating appropriate accommodations for students with disabilities.

FY 2020 Disability Resources Highlights

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Memorial Student Center (MSC)

The Memorial Student Center promotes leadership development and experiential learning opportunities through academic, entertainment, social, arts, political and cultural awareness campus programs and service opportunities while preparing students to engage in a global society.

FY 2020 MSC Highlights

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Department of Multicultural Services (DMS)

The Department of Multicultural Services offers multiple educational and developmental programs for students from underrepresented populations as they thrive as members of the Aggie family.

FY 2020 DMS Highlights

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Music Activities (MUSA)

The Department of Music Activities provides opportunities to student musicians to perform on local, national and international platforms.

FY 2020 MUSA Highlights

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Offices of the Dean of Student Life (ODSL)

The Offices of the Dean of Student Life strive to enhance opportunities for students to participate fully in the University experience by providing information, services, programs, and involvement opportunities that facilitate responsible life choices and promote self and community awareness.

FY 2020 ODSL Highlights

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Recreational Sports (Rec Sports)

The Department of Recreational Sports encourages the Texas A&M community to pursue an active, healthy lifestyle by participating in classes and programs in our recently expanded state-of-the-art facilities.

FY 2020 Rec Sports Highlights

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Residence Life (Res Life)

The Department of Residence Life offers a world-class on-campus student living and learning experience. With numerous residence hall and apartment housing options in multiple locations, residents enjoy the convenience, community, academic support, and security of living on campus.

FY 2020 Res Life Highlights