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Resources

If you need immediate assistance in responding to a threat to your safety, or the safety of others contact the TAMU University Police department at 911 or 9-911 if calling from a campus phone. The non-emergency number is 845-2345.

Even when there is no threat to harm, it is recommended to involve others, such as your department head or supervisor, to discuss concerning behavior. Below is an additional list of contact with whom you may consult:

  • If you need to consult with someone about a student in emotional distress or difficulty in adjusting to college life, contact the Student Counseling Service at 979-845-4427.
  • If you need to consult with someone about a student's disruptive behavior and the university conduct system, contact Student Conflict Resolution Services at 979-847-7272.
  • If you don't know whether to be concerned about a student's behavior contact the Dean of Student Life at 979-845-3111 for guidance and support.
  • If you don't know whether to be concerned about a faculty member's behavior contact the Dean of Faculties at 979-845-4274 for guidance and support.
  • If you don't know whether to be concerned about a staff member's behavior contact the Employee Assistance Program at 979-845-3711 for guidance and support. 

Resource Materials

Emergency Preparedness

http://www.tamu.edu/emergency

Texas A&M University provides a wide range of resources, plans and communication methods in preparation for and response to emergency situations. That's because we take the safety of our students, faculty and staff as well as visitors and the campus community very seriously. With assistance from the Emergency Preparedness Program of the Environmental Health and Safety Department (EHSD) and the Office of Safety and Security, this site serves as a reference point for the university's emergency preparedness.

TAMU LEADS - Campus Emergency Information Flyer
http://studentaffairs.tamu.edu/emergency/

Other reporting mechanisms

Texas A&M University community members have many avenues in which to report incidents of suspected hazing. http://stophazing.tamu.edu

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