ACADEMIC SUPPORT
We offer programs, professional staff, facilities, and learning environments that contribute to student learning and success. Our mission is to provide these programs and services to enhance the academic experience and pursuits of on-campus Aggies that you will not find living off campus.
The Northside CLC in Hullabaloo 126 will re-open and resume normal hours on Friday, Jan. 13.
Academic Programs
Many of the things you learn and the people you meet in Aggieland involve activities in your residential community.
Academic Peer Mentors (APMs) help other students succeed academically. Certified by the College Reading & Learning Association, the Academic Peer Mentor program extensively trains its student mentors and offers a variety of academic programs and events:
Academic Check-Ups – Academic Check-Ups are regular meetings where a student receives personalized, one-on-one academic coaching from an APM. Meeting with an APM helps you stay on track, transition successfully, and meet your goals over the course of the semester. Register today!
Office Hours – The APM Offices are located in Hullabaloo 125 and Commons 102. Students can walk in to the offices to discuss general academic issues with APMs or to learn more information about the program. No appointment or scheduling necessary. The office is open:
Sunday - Thursday: 10:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Friday: 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Questions? Call the Hullaballoo office at 979.458.5466. or our Commons office at 979.458.5068.
REVTalk – REVTalks are events where students can learn about academic topics from a panel of upperclassmen and/or faculty and staff. Past panels have focused on studying abroad, test preparation, overcoming academic probation, research and more. Follow @tamu_apm for RevTalk updates, locations, and times.
Request a Collaborative Program – The APMs are available to co-program with RAs to offer a program in their curriculum and teach residents about different topics of academics. Request a Collaborative Program with an APM.
Texas A&M University provides residential experiences commonly referred to as Living Learning Communities (LLCs). These communities consist of Living Learning Communities, Residential Colleges, and Themed or Interest Group Communities. Review the Living Learning Communities available in Aggieland.
Employment opportunities for students are plentiful in the Department of Residence Life. In addition to offering numerous full-time and professional positions, the department is one of the largest employers of students. On-campus employment offers the convenience of working for employers who are flexible with students’ class schedules, walking between work and class, and, (in many areas) the same vacations as the University (winter break, spring break, summer, etc.).
Academic Events
Explore some of the academic initiative events that occur regularly in our on-campus residences.
Dessert with a Dean, an ongoing event sponsored by Residence Life, welcomes a different Dean, Associate Dean, or Director from across campus to speak with students on a variety of topics ranging from passion areas, to life stories, to making a difference in the world. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to interact with Deans outside their offices or classrooms, and enjoy a free, delicious dessert spread!
Honoring Excellence is a formal ceremony in which Texas A&M University students are given the opportunity to nominate faculty and staff members for awards and recognizes on-campus students who have demonstrated academic and leadership excellence, including those who achieve Distinguished Student status (Student Rule 11). Visit the award ceremony's page for more information. Study Spectacular occurs at the end of each semester from 8am on Reading Day through 5:00pm on the last day of finals. Large meeting rooms are open 24/7 during this time frame in order to provide our on-campus residents with a quiet environment that is conducive to their studying. Some rooms that are opened include the Multipurpose Rooms in Hullabaloo Hall, the Commons, the White Creek Activity Center, and the White Creek Community Center, as well as the Gardens CLC (Community Learning Center). Free coffee and snacks are provided throughout the event to keep you fueled for finals. Students from Engineering Honors will be available in some locations to provide moral support, assistance, and upperclass guidance! Residential Tutors will be available in Hullabaloo 105 on the evening of Reading Day.
Locations:
Hullabaloo Hall- Hullabaloo Multipurpose Room (Room 117)
- Hullabaloo 105
- Commons Multipurpose Room (Room 109)
- White Creek Apartments Activity Center Multipurpose Room
- White Creek Community Center Multipurpose Room (Room 116)
- Gardens CLC
Academic Spaces
We offer a variety of spaces to support academic success on-campus. Search the various types of spaces available in our residential communities.
Community Learning Centers
Community Learning Centers (CLC) are a hub of academic support. With locations in each of our residential neighborhoods, each CLC offers individual and group study space and an open access computer lab with printers. CLCs are a quiet place to study and work on group projects. | Locations and Hours
Study Rooms
Many residence halls and our apartment communities have areas specifically designated for studying. A quiet environment is observed there at all times.
Classrooms / Multipurpose Rooms
Our multipurpose rooms have accommodated classes, student organization meetings, departmental functions, trainings, banquets and more. These rooms have re-arrangeable furniture, technology (including microphones, loud speakers, white boards, and more), and are eligible for reservation requests.
Leadership Learning Center
Leadership Learning Centers are academic support facilities for the Texas A&M Corps of Cadets. These centers surround the Corps of Cadets quad and offer computer labs, study spaces, tutoring rooms, and other academic support services.
Campus Collaborators
Residence Life knows the benefit of collaboration. We have a long history of collaborating with academic departments, colleges, and other units to create transformational experiences for students. Learn more.