Texas A&M University

Our Role

The University Staff Council fosters a collaborative work environment for Texas A&M staff through quality representation, impactful service, innovative programs and open communication under the Office of the President. The vision is for staff to feel supported, included and valued in a workplace grounded in respect, excellence, leadership, loyalty, integrity and selfless service.

History
Formed in 2007, the University Staff Advisory Council Task Force gathered staff expectations and goals for a proposed advisory council and provided recommendations to university leadership. Since then, the University Staff Council has continued to address staff-related issues and advise the Office of the President.
Purpose
The council amplifies staff voices and fosters two-way communication between staff and administration. It engages staff, identifies issues affecting them, researches solutions, and provides informed recommendations to the President while collaborating with other university councils.

Our Work

Submit an Inquiry

Submit an inquiry to share questions or concerns with the University Staff Council about staff workplace issues, policies or working conditions. University Staff Council does not publish names from inquiries received and treats submissions as anonymous when possible; however, confidentiality cannot be guaranteed.

The University Staff Council will not act in an advocacy role in any specific employee/employer policy matter or dispute within the University, nor will it assume the role of arbitrator in any such matter. Employees are encouraged to work directly with their supervisor or management personnel, or their appropriate Human Resources office, if issues are specific to their personal situation. Employees submitting inquiries to this website should be aware that an inquiry will be reviewed by a subcommittee of the University Staff Council for response.


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Contact Us

If you have questions or feedback, please reach out to your representative. If you are unsure who your representative is or need further assistance, email us.


For general questions about staff benefits, please visit the Human Resources and Organizational Effectiveness (HROE) website.