Disability Resources
With a growing demand and overflowing testing spaces, the Office of the President’s 2024 Capacity Study report paved the way for the opening of the West Campus Testing Center and expansion of a much-needed service for Aggies.
Texas A&M and The Association of Former Students presented 24 outstanding faculty and staff with the 2025 Distinguished Achievement Awards. Chareny Rydl and Tracey Forman ‘99 were two Division of Student Affairs staff members honored this year.
Meet Katelyn Letbetter ‘25, a psychology major from Inez, Texas who went from student worker to full-time staff member in the Department of Disability Resources.
The Dot Mishoe Spirit Award honors those with outstanding commitment to their profession.
Disability Resources ensures equal access for students with disabilities through innovative solutions
A sensory room helps reduce overstimulation, creates a safe space to self-organize and regain a sense of calm.
When Sophia Garza, Sarah Grove and Ayo Odusote faced challenges, Student Affairs people and programs gave them opportunities to carry on.
Inspired by his own journey of finding a clean slate in Aggieland, Devashish Akhare ’24 balances honors research with a passion for volunteering and helping every student find their sense of belonging.
From a childhood field trip to Minute Maid Park to winning top honors at Student Research Week, Jose Diaz ’23 is turning his fascination with sports turfgrass into a career dedicated to sustainability and the Aggie Spirit.
