Resources
The University Police Department promotes a wide range of resources for the campus and surrounding community to enhance the well-being of all Aggies. These resources include mental health services, emergency preparedness programs, and partnerships with Emergency Management and local crisis response teams. Students, faculty, and staff can utilize these tools to promote safety, resilience, and peace of mind.
Empowering Aggies On and Off Campus
Educational Outreach
One of our most impactful initiatives is the Assistance, Connection, and Engagement Services (ACES) program, a pioneering partnership between UPD and University Health Services. It pairs police officers with licensed mental health professionals to respond to calls involving:
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Feeling overwhelmed or unsure where to turn after experiencing a crime? TAMU’s Victim Advocate is here to help. From personalized safety planning and emotional support to legal resources and financial assistance, we’re committed to guiding you every step of the way.
Campus safety is not solely the responsibility of the University Police Department; it involves all of us—students, faculty, and campus partners, including Emergency Management and others—who play a crucial role in making our campus one of the safest in the nation.
To strengthen our commitment to the safety and preparedness of our campus community, we provide a selection of video resources that offer essential guidance on responding to an active threat on campus. These resources aim to empower students, faculty, and staff with practical strategies to protect themselves and others.
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Visit our directory to connect with section and unit representatives of the Field Operations, Support Services and Security & Professional Standards Divisions.
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