Byrne Student Success Center

Established in 2007, the Byrne Student Success Center provides students with the tools and resources they need to be academically and personally successful. Students are offered individualized Student Success Counseling, career support, strategic referrals to free campus resources, and are provided opportunities for co-curricular involvement and leadership development.

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Learning Communities

The College of Education & Human Development offers a variety of first-year experiences for students.
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Food Pantry and Grab & Go Station

We house the Doyle and Rachel Kauffman Owens Pocket Pantry in both Byrne Center locations. The Pantry and Grab & Go Station provides resources for students with food insecurities and provides healthy snacks for students on the go. Students can also find personal toiletries in our pantry.

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Professional Learning Institutes

Our program recognizes students committed to engaging in high-impact, transformative learning experiences allowing them to make connections across courses and create co-curricular experiences.

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Academic & Success Coaching

We provide individualize academic and success coaching to support students as they successfully navigate their college experience. We assist students in developing time-management & study skills, professional communication, and goal setting.

First Gen Network

Approximately 25% of CEHD students are first-generation and often need assistance from resources across the University. Through our network, we pair students with persons in each department or unit who were first-generation students themselves and understand obstacles specific to first-gen Aggies.

Each academic year the College of Education & Human Development has a 20% to 25% First-generation student population. These students bring some incredible characteristics with them to campus that will support their success, but like many other students, First-gen students may not be aware of all the resources that are available to them here at Texas A&M University and may not understand the hidden curriculum that is attached to being a college student. Through our network, we connect students with faculty and/or staff who were the first in their family to complete college who can support their holistic development.

Student Organizations

In order to provide the best student experience possible, we encourage every student to get involved and interact with peers through one of our many student organizations.