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The Division of Student Affairs at Texas A&M University-San Antonio supports students’ personal development, well-being and success in the classroom, workplace and community. Connect with services including student counseling, disability support, housing, military affairs, recreational sports and career development through the Mays Center. Explore Student Affairs programs, resources and staff contacts to find support and make the most of your Jaguar experience.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Student Affairs do at Texas A&M University–San Antonio?
The Division of Student Affairs supports students through programs, services and experiences that encourage success in the classroom, in their careers and in their communities. Its resources address student well-being, campus involvement, career preparation and personal development.
Who can help if I am facing a personal challenge or do not know where to turn?
The Dean of Students Office helps students navigate complex personal and academic concerns and connect with appropriate resources. Call 210-784-1354 or email dos@tamusa.edu for assistance.
Where can I find counseling and mental health support?
Visit the Student Counseling Center to learn about counseling appointments, mental health services and support resources. Call 210-784-1331 for assistance accessing services.
How do I request disability accommodations?
Disability Support Services coordinates accommodations and services for enrolled students with documented disabilities. Visit its page for application instructions, documentation guidelines and information about available support.
Can Student Affairs help me prepare for a career or find an internship?
Yes. The Mays Center for Experiential Learning and Community Engagement provides career exploration, résumé assistance, interview preparation, internship resources and community engagement opportunities. Students can use Handshake to schedule career-services appointments and search for jobs and internships.
What support is available for military-connected students?
Military Affairs connects military-connected students with education benefit information and campus resources. Its website provides guidance about federal education benefits, Hazlewood benefits and other services.
Is food assistance available to students?
Yes. The General’s Store offers free supplemental food to undergraduate and graduate students who meet income eligibility requirements. The pantry is located in Patriots’ Casa, Room 110. Check its page for registration instructions and current hours.
How can I get involved in campus activities?
Explore student organizations, Recreational Sports and leadership opportunities through the Student Resources page. You can also use JagSync to discover campus activities and connect with student groups.
How do I report a student concern or possible conduct violation?
Visit the File a Report page to choose the appropriate reporting option. A CARE referral addresses concerns about a student’s well-being, while a student conduct report addresses possible Code of Conduct violations. For immediate danger, call 911 or University Police at 210-784-1911.
Where can I find information about student conference or event travel support?
The Student Affairs Support and Resources page links to conference and non-conference event travel forms. Review the applicable form for instructions and contact Student Affairs with questions about the process.
How can I contact Student Affairs?
Call 210-784-1354 or email StudentAffairs@tamusa.edu. The Division of Student Affairs is located in the Senator Frank L. Madla Building at Texas A&M University–San Antonio.
