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Welcome to the new and improved Tell Somebody website!

If you are in an emergency situation that requires medical, psychological, or police services, call 911. This reporting website is not a system to be used for emergencies.

Tell Somebody

Texas A&M University is committed to maintaining a safe campus environment.  As a member of the campus community, it is important to understand how to Recognize, Respond to, Refer and Report concerning behavior as a proactive approach in supporting campus safety efforts.

A proactive approach to identifying individuals in need hinges on collective community engagement. Recognizing that multiple observers may notice concerning behaviors, sharing these observations enables support systems to assemble a more comprehensive understanding of the situation. This collaborative effort facilitates timely and effective interventions, ensuring that those in distress receive the appropriate assistance.  

Submit a Report

You can also submit an anonymous report by texting 979.269.8268.

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Tell Somebody

Texas A&M University is committed to maintaining a safe campus environment.  As a member of the campus community, it is important to understand how to Recognize, Respond to, Refer and Report concerning behavior as a proactive approach in supporting campus safety efforts.

A proactive approach to identifying individuals in need hinges on collective community engagement. Recognizing that multiple observers may notice concerning behaviors, sharing these observations enables support systems to assemble a more comprehensive understanding of the situation. This collaborative effort facilitates timely and effective interventions, ensuring that those in distress receive the appropriate assistance.

Submit a Report
Anonymous Report via Text
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Meet the Teams

The Special Situations Team is designed to provide behavioral threat assessment and management activities for Texas A&M.

The Special Situations Team (SST) at Texas A&M University is responsible for behavioral threat assessment and management. While the SST leads this function, several additional teams collaborate closely to triage and respond to all submitted reports.

Meet the Teams

System Schools

This reporting system is only for Texas A&M University, which includes the College Station campus, McAllen, Qatar, Health Science Center locations, and the Engineering Academies. For support at a Texas A&M University System university, visit the System Schools Support page.

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