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Community Success Initiatives, located in Suites 122-132 of the White Creek Community Center on West Campus, are programs, professional staff, facilities and learning environments that contribute to student learning and success on-campus.

Our mission is to provide a wide array of programs and services to enhance the academic experience and pursuits of on-campus Aggies.

The initiatives include study spaces, faculty engagement and involvement, academic achievement events and interventions that support residents. We strive to provide resources and a focus on academics that you will not find off-campus.

If you require assistance from ELS, you may call 979.458.0343, email [email protected], or visit them in Suites 122-132 of the White Creek Community Center.

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.

If you require assistance from the Business Office, you may call 979.845.8823 or visit them in the Gardens Apartments Community Center.

Conference & Guest Services, located in the Student Services Building, helps provide on-campus guest housing to University departments and student organizations for summer conferences and seminars, new student orientation visits, or educational visits to campus. Our office works with sponsors to provide guests with affordable housing that will make your stay on campus pleasant and comfortable, and as close to your meeting facilities as possible.

Guest housing is provided in the Department of Residence Life residence halls. Our office will work with you to determine the best housing location, in accordance to your conference needs, and will assign well-experienced residence hall staff to work directly with you before, during, and after your event, providing you with personal in-hall assistance.

We provide guest housing in three areas. These are New Student Conference Overnight Accommodations, Adult & Youth Conferences & Camps, Aggie Hostel, and Guest Apartments.

Conference & Guest Services’ student tour guides provide walking tours of our residence hall facilities to potential Aggies, their families, and visitors.

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, as well as 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 the management of on-campus housing facilities, furniture replacements, event space rentals, laundry machine maintenance, and mail service. 

If you require assistance from O&E, you may call 979.458.6770, email [email protected], or visit them in Suite 106 in Hullabaloo Hall.

The Housing Assignments Office, located in the Student Services Building, is responsible for applications, contracts, assignments and billing for all on-campus residents. The Housing Assignments Office handles much of the business related to students living in pay-by-the-semester on campus housing. These facilities include the residence halls, Corps of Cadets halls, some of The Gardens Apartments Buildings and White Creek Apartments. Specifically, the Housing Assignments Office can assist you with:

• Applications
• Assignments
• Hall Changes
• Space Offers
• Cost of Housing/Billing
• Housing/Contract Appeals
• Contract Renewal
• Summer School Housing
• Interim Housing
• Card Access

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. They 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 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.

The office of Risk Management, located in the Student Services Building, coordinates risk management initiatives and education for department staff, Residence Halls and University Apartments residents, and department sponsored student organizations. Specifically, the Office of Risk Management has three major oversight areas:

• Sets the direction, goals, agendas and implementation strategies for departmental risk management efforts.
• Coordinates the establishment and implementation of a proactive risk management plan for department sponsored or recognized student organizations and their sponsored events and programs.
• Develops procedures related to risk management efforts, coordinates department wide emergency responses, and maintains, updates and disseminates the departmental Risk Management Guide.

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.

If you require assistance from the Gardens Apartments Office, you may call 979.845.2261, email [email protected], or visit them in the Gardens Apartments Community Center.

The White Creek Apartments Office, located in the White Creek Apartments Activity Center, Suite 101, 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.

If you require assistance from the White Creek Apartments Office, you may call 979.458.8500, email [email protected], or visit them in Suite 101 in the White Creek Apartments Activity Center.

The Corps Area Housing Office, located in Room 106 of the Plank Leadership Learning Center, oversees the residence halls for the Corps of Cadets.

We house approximately 2,500 cadets each year and actively support the Cadets by providing well-maintained, safe and academically supportive living areas, and through customer service focused delivery of housing assignment, billing and check-in and out processes.

If you require assistance from the Corps Area Housing Office, you may call 979.845.3443, email [email protected], or visit them in Room 106 of the Plank Leadership Learning Center.