Contact

The Administrative Office has staff located in the various locations around campus but are predominantly located in the Student Services Building. These staff provide leadership and direction for all aspects of the Department of Residence Life and serve as central contacts for on-campus housing. The Department of Residence Life is responsible for managing and operating on-campus housing for undergraduate students, graduate students, and conference guests. The on campus community portfolio includes 25 non-cadet residence halls with accommodations for approximately 7,200 students, 12 Corps of Cadets residence halls with accommodations for approximately 2,500 cadets, and 13 apartment buildings which house approximately 2,100 students and families.

The Business Office, located in the Gardens Apartments Community Center, is responsible for all human resources, budgeting, and accounting functions for the Department of Residence Life.

Operations & Events (O&E),

Operations & Events (O&E), located in Hullabaloo 106, is responsible for the oversight of all on-campus housing facilities, which includes all Residence Halls, Corps Halls, White Creek Apartments, White Creek Activity Center, Gardens Apartments, Gardens Community Center, Commons, and all other Residence Life Buildings. O&E prepares and tracks the five-year maintenance and renovation plans for the buildings, including addressing deferred maintenance and overseeing construction and renovation projects. 

O&E is the liaison with Facilities Management to ensure quality and timely responses to work requests for all Residence Life facilities. 

Meeting facilities are available for reservation by Texas A&M faculty, staff, and students in various Residence Life facilities around campus through Facility Reservations and Event Coordination. 

Operations & Events coordinates laundry machine maintenance, mail service, and furniture purchases for all on-campus housing facilities. 

If you require assistance from O&E,  call 979.458.6774, email [email protected], or visit them in Suite 106 in Hullabaloo Hall.

Residence Education main office, located in the Student Services Building, and staff are committed to building inclusive communities that focus on learning, leadership, and meaningful relationships through the development of our students and staff. The office of Residence Education is responsible for staff selection and training of Community Directors, Graduate Hall Directors, and Resident Advisors.

There are different operations that this office preforms. All are vital functions to best serve current on-campus residents. Please review each outlined below.

Hall Offices

Hall Offices are located on the first floor of each of our residence hall communities. Hall Offices are where Community Directors (CDs) and Graduate Hall Directors (GHDs) work who are your primary contact concerning residence hall matters, including: roommate conflicts, lost keys, access cards, hall programs/events, and discipline appeals. Search your hall name in the staff directory to learn who your hall contact is.

Area Offices & 24-Hour Desks

Our on campus community is large, so we are split into two distinct residential communities/zones: North Area and South Area residence halls. As you might have guessed, this is based on the geographic locations of the residence halls on main campus.

For each area there is an Area Office, which is open during normal business office hours, and serves as a resident’s primary contact concerning residence hall matters should hall staff not be available. Visit the residential areas below for contact information.

There is also a 24-hour desk in each residential area to support the needs of residents and help them get in contact with hall staff, especially outside of normal business hours. You can also find the contact information for each area’s 24 hour desk below.

University Apartments encompasses the management and operations related to two on-campus apartment communities.

The Gardens Apartments Office, located in the Gardens Apartments Community Center, manages the Gardens Apartments. Residents must be graduate students, undergraduate students (at least 30 credit hours), married students, students with dependent children, international students, or students who are U.S. Military veterans. Students’ concerns are represented by the Gardens Community Council.

The White Creek Apartments Office, located in the White Creek Apartments Activity Center, manages the White Creek Apartments. Residents must be single Texas A&M students who are freshmen and above. Students’ concerns are represented by the White Creek Community Council.