He welcomes the opportunity to hear from you about your impression of the institution as well as any concerns or questions you have. Programs on a variety of health issues are offered throughout the year and students are encouraged to take advantage of these opportunities to gain valuable information. This is an optional program that offers students who may not have insurance, an opportunity for coverage at a reasonable cost. Students may pick up insurance applications in the student services office. All members of the Campus Community are expected to abide by state and federal laws regarding controlled substances, illegal drugs, and alcoholic beverages.
Violations can result in both university disciplinary action and criminal prosecution.
The possession, sale, consumption, manufacture, or furnishing of alcoholic beverages on TAMU-T property is strictly prohibited. Alcohol violations can also result in university disciplinary action and criminal prosecution. For information, contact the Student and Academic Support Services Office, Room 227 of the Aikin Center. Personal counseling is available through the Career Counselor in the Student and Academic Support Department. Referrals to outside agencies may be made as well.