Inclusive and Caring Communities

The Texas Veterans Commission has honored Texas A&M with the 2025 Veteran Education Excellence Recognition Award for its outstanding institutional support and innovative programming for student veterans.

Through one of the nation’s only one-on-one case management services housed in residence life, Cedric Freeman fosters community for 11,000 Texas A&M students.

In celebration of Careers in Student Affairs Month, meet Jennifer Ford ’99, whose calling to serve has fueled a 25-year career in the Division of Student Affairs.

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.

Texas A&M’s Student Life kicked off Sexual Assault Prevention and Awareness Month 2025 with a student-led event that aims to support Aggies, amplify voices of solidarity and reduce stigma on campus.

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.

A part-time, on-campus Veteran Service Officer saves Aggie veterans valuable time.

How Divine Akinbobola finds strength and support through her community.

Hullabaloo U, Texas A&M's first year experience course, gives division staff members an outlet to support and connect with students outside of their offices.