Student Counseling ServicesStudent Counseling Services exist to support the academic and student development mission of Texas A&M. Through service, training, and research the SCS is committed to the development of the whole person by providing a full range of professional services. Information on upcoming workshops and programming can be found here, or by visiting the SCS website at http://scs.tamu.edu. MSC Open HouseThe friendships you make and the things you accomplish through involvement in student organizations are what will make your college career memorable. And with over 400 student groups in attendance, you won’t find a better place to connect with a group that’s right for you than MSC Fall Open House. New Event Planning ProcessWe are excited to announce that the new online Event Planning process is up and running! To submit an Event Planning form, you no longer need a paper form. Under your student organization's profile on StuAct Online, there is now a link to the online form under the "Resources" tab on the right side of the page. You can also directly access the Event Planning Form here. AggieServeAggieServe is an online outreach project established to bring non-profit organizations and community agencies in the Bryan and College Station area together with campus volunteers. This online database currently contains around 100 community agency profiles and various short-term or on-going volunteer opportunities. Individual students as well as student groups can use AggieServe to search for volunteer opportunities. To search for volunteer opportunities, visit AggieServe.Looking for community service opportunities?The Volunteer Opportunities Fair is the perfect place to connect with local nonprofit agencies to find ways to become more involved in the Bryan/College Station community. Join your fellow Aggies to learn more about upcoming and future volunteer opportunities!
Aggie Visionaries Fall Lecture SeriesAggie Visionaries is a student lecture series that allows student artists from various departments to present on topics related to their cultural heritage, field of study, Aggie experience and art.
Maroon Out Shirts
Class Councils' Maroon Out Committee is gearing up for its 2008 Maroon Out season. With a new design but the traditional $5 price, Ags everywhere can enjoy Maroon Out again in 2008. The 2008 design and information can be found online at http://maroonout.tamu.edu Sales will begin on Monday, August 25 with sales occurring: Singing Cadet AuditionsThe second oldest student organization on campus is looking for its newest members. Since 1983, the Singing Cadets have been ambassadors for Texas A&M. The singing cadets perform 60-70 concerts each year across the State of Texas, throughout the country, and often around the world. Membership ranges from All-State Choir members to guys who just like to sing for fun. The Singing Cadets invite you to audition and help represent the best university in the world! Auditions are August 25th-27th in the MSC room 003. Questions? Call (979)845-5974 for more information.
Conference on Extended Orientation ProgramsThe Texas A&M Extended Orientation and Involvement Team and the Texas A&M Extended Orientation Programs (Howdy Camp, Fish Camp and Transfer Camp) will be hosting a Conference on Extended Orientation Programs Friday, November 21 - Sunday, November 23, 2008 on the Texas A&M University College Station campus. StrengthsQuest TrainingAre you interested in having a certified facilitator come lead a Strengths session for your organization or executive team? Download the registration form here. The mission of the StrengthsQuest™ program at Texas A&M is to facilitate participants’ achievement of academic, career, and personal success through the identification, development, and utilization of their top 5 strengths. In the 2006-2007 academic year, a little over 1500 students participated in a Strengths program. |
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