Self-Evaluator Screener
It's normal to feel confused and question whether you do or don't need help. Complete the self-evaluation(s) to see what your symptoms may indicate and learn more about what you may be experiencing.
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If You Are In Crisis
If you are in immediate crisis, call 911 or the Counseling Center at 956.326.2230 and press 3 to speak with a crisis counselor now.
If Someone You Know Is In Crisis
If a student is experiencing a crisis, displaying odd behavior, or engaging in other behaviors that may be harmful, please complete the Behavioral Assessment and Intervention (BAIT) Form
Services
Work Location: Student Center (STC) 226
Work Phone: 956.326.2265
Work Email: studentaffairs@tamiu.edu
Work Website: www.tamiu.edu/studentaffairs
Dusty's Food Pantry
Dusty's Food Pantry offers free, supplemental food to all undergraduate and graduate students who meet the income eligibility requirements. Please visit the Dusty's Food Pantry webpage for more information.
Work Website: www.tamiu.edu/foodpantry
Foster Care
The Foster Care Program empowers students with foster experience by offering resources, support, and skill development to promote holistic success in their academic and professional endeavors.
Work Website: www.tamiu.edu/studentaffairs/fostercare
Pregnant and Parenting Students
TAMIU has identified a "parenting liaison" to assist students who are parents of children under 18 years or expecting. The parenting liaison will work with you and the Title IX office to meet your needs. Please visit the Pregnant and Parenting Students webpage for more information.
Work Website: go.tamiu.edu/parentingstudents
Prevention Programming for Students
TAMIU is committed to fostering a safe, healthy environment and developing respectful citizens. The institution provides training to educate and encourage students to review university policies, procedures, and sanctions for non-compliance.
Work Website: www.tamiu.edu/studentaffairs/aod.shtml
Report It!
At TAMIU, creating and maintaining a respectful and safe campus community is a priority. We urge students, faculty, staff, and community members to promptly report any behaviors that detract from our collective university experience.
Work Website: www.tamiu.edu/reportit
Office of Financial Aid
The mission of the Office of Financial Aid is to support both students and parents. Our office offers guidance and information about the financial aid programs available to help students achieve their educational goals.
Work Location: Senator Judith Zaffirini Student Success Center (ZSC) 214
Work Phone: 956.326.2225
Work Fax: 956.326.2224
Work Email: financialaid@tamiu.edu
Work Website: www.tamiu.edu/finaid
Funds Finder Financial Aid Scholarships: go.tamiu.edu/fundSfinder
Office of Career Services
The Office of Career Services assists potential, current, and former students to identify, explore, select, and enter career programs and employment opportunities. They also have the Career Closet, which is a donation-based program where students can pick out interview-appropriate attire at no cost.
Work Location: Student Center (STC) 114
Work Phone: 956.326.4473
Work Email: careerservices@tamiu.edu
Work Website: www.tamiu.edu/career
TAMIU Handshake: tamiu.joinhandshake.com/login
TAMIU TechLoan Program
TAMIU's TechLoan Program assists students who are challenged with technology access. Need a laptop or calculator for class? TAMIU offers free device loans to eligible students at no cost and with no hassle. Eligible TAMIU students can borrow a Dell laptop and a TI-nspire CX II graphing calculator. Visit Outreach and Precollege's TechLoam website for more information about procurement.
Work Location: Senator Judith Zaffirini Student Success Center (ZSC) 222
Work Phone: 956.326.2700
Work Email: outreach@tamiu.edu
Work Website: go.tamiu.edu/techloan
TRiO Student Support Services (TRiO SSS)
The TRiO Student Support Services (SSS) Program is a federally funded program funded through the U.S. Department of Education that provides academic assistance to eligible undergraduate students. The program provides tutoring, counseling, remediation, and other support services to low-income, first-generation, or students with disabilities.
To qualify for the SSS Program, you must be a student at Texas A&M International University, a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, and meet one or more of the following criteria:
- A first-generation college student.
- Low-income, according to guidelines established by the U.S. Department of Education.
- Have a documented physical or learning disability.
Students who meet the above criteria can apply to become participants in the SSS Program at any point in their undergraduate career and at any time during the semester. To apply for the program, you may pick up an application from the TRiO SSS Office, ZSC 222; an online application is also available on the TRiO SSS Program website—applications are accepted all year round.
Work Location: Senator Judith Zaffirini Student Success Center (ZSC) 222
Work Phone: 956.326.2718
Work Email: triosss@tamiu.edu
Work Website: go.tamiu.edu/triosss
Alcohol Screener
You can use this tool to check your drinking. If you want to drink less, you can build a personalized plan that you can print or save.