Office of Student Affairs

Established in Fall 2025, the TAMIU President's Service Award recognizes exemplary community service by members of the Texas A&M International University community. The award is open to enrolled students and currently employed faculty and staff who demonstrate a sustained commitment to service, leadership, and civic engagement.

Recipients must complete at least 100 documented community service hours during the designated award period. Through this recognition, TAMIU celebrates the impact of volunteerism and its commitment to fostering a culture of service and social responsibility.

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Eligibility and Requirements

• Open to TAMIU-enrolled students and currently employed faculty and staff.

• Complete a minimum of 100 qualifying community service hours between November 2, 2025, and November 1, 2026.

• Donation hours and court-ordered community service hours do not qualify.

• All service hours must be submitted and documented through TAMIU Presence by November 1, 2026.

• Falsified service hours will be reported to the Office of Student Affairs.

  Award Levels:

  • Bronze Level: 100 – 174 hours

  • Silver Level: 175 – 249 hours

  • Gold Level: 250 hours or more

Award Package and Fee

Approved student recipients receive:

• President's Service Award Medal
• Certificate of Recognition
• Letter signed by the University President

The $20 fee is waived for students graduating during the semester in which they apply and are approved for the award. All other approved student recipients are responsible for the $20 award package fee.

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CONTACT US

For a report of your community service hours or for more information about the award, please contact the Office of Student Affairs at 956.326.2265, visit us in the Student Center (STC) 226, or email studentaffairs@tamiu.edu.