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REASON TO CELEBRATE

Texas A&M’s Veterinary Emergency Team (VET) has been a life-saving force for many animals facing disastrous situations and is celebrating its 10th anniversary of serving Texans.

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REASON TO CELEBRATE

IMMIGRATION CRISIS

Hosted by Texas A&M's Mosbacher Institute for Trade, Economics and Public Policy, Rep. Will Hurd '99 gave a lecture on campus, regarding the immigration crisis at the southern border.

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IMMIGRATION CRISIS

Serving Everyday

Fresh off a deployment to Cameron County, the Texas A&M Veterinary Emergency Team (VET) deployed to Chambers County to assist with flooding from Imelda.

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Serving Everyday

Summer Learning

The Potomac Summer Institute is a practical learning experience for undergraduates, who spend a week on Capitol Hill to travel around the city and learn about public policy.

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Summer Learning

Pandemic Policy

Texas A&M's 3rd Annual Pandemic & Biosecurity Forum in D.C. drew elected officials & former federal agency leaders to take part in a sprawling dialogue on pandemic prevention & response.

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Pandemic Policy

Aggie Ring Day in DC

April 12th was Aggie Ring Day in College Station, and Aggie Interns on Capitol Hill were surprised when the Members of Congress they intern for, presented them with their Aggie Rings!

Aggie Ring Day in DC

A CAPITOL IDEA

Texas A&M and UT-Austin undergraduate researchers came together to celebrate Undergraduate Research Day at the Capitol, where they discussed their research findings and thanked Texas Legislators for their support of higher education.

A CAPITOL IDEA

OMLD 2019

Texas A&M University and the University of Texas at Austin were on the same team for Orange and Maroon Legislative Day (OMLD) 2019 to show how investing in higher education helps all Texans!

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OMLD 2019

Welcome to the Texas A&M Office of Government Relations (GR). We are Texas A&M's interface with the Texas Legislature, Congress, and senior state and federal executive branch officials.  

REASON TO CELEBRATE

Texas A&M’s Veterinary Emergency Team (VET) has been a life-saving force for many animals facing disastrous situations and is celebrating its 10th anniversary of serving Texans.

LEARN MORE →

REASON TO CELEBRATE

IMMIGRATION CRISIS

Hosted by Texas A&M's Mosbacher Institute for Trade, Economics and Public Policy, Rep. Will Hurd '99 gave a lecture on campus, regarding the immigration crisis at the southern border.

LEARN MORE →

IMMIGRATION CRISIS

Serving Everyday

Fresh off a deployment to Cameron County, the Texas A&M Veterinary Emergency Team (VET) deployed to Chambers County to assist with flooding from Imelda.

LEARN MORE →

Serving Everyday

Summer Learning

The Potomac Summer Institute is a practical learning experience for undergraduates, who spend a week on Capitol Hill to travel around the city and learn about public policy.

LEARN MORE →

Summer Learning

Pandemic Policy

Texas A&M's 3rd Annual Pandemic & Biosecurity Forum in D.C. drew elected officials & former federal agency leaders to take part in a sprawling dialogue on pandemic prevention & response.

LEARN MORE →

Pandemic Policy

Aggie Ring Day in DC

April 12th was Aggie Ring Day in College Station, and Aggie Interns on Capitol Hill were surprised when the Members of Congress they intern for, presented them with their Aggie Rings!

Aggie Ring Day in DC

A CAPITOL IDEA

Texas A&M and UT-Austin undergraduate researchers came together to celebrate Undergraduate Research Day at the Capitol, where they discussed their research findings and thanked Texas Legislators for their support of higher education.

A CAPITOL IDEA

OMLD 2019

Texas A&M University and the University of Texas at Austin were on the same team for Orange and Maroon Legislative Day (OMLD) 2019 to show how investing in higher education helps all Texans!

LEARN MORE →

OMLD 2019

Welcome to the Texas A&M Office of Government Relations (GR). We are Texas A&M's interface with the Texas Legislature, Congress, and senior state and federal executive branch officials.  

FEATURED RESOURCES

Texas A&M – Washington, DC Travel Form

  • 86th End Of Session Report

    The 86th Legislature Regular Session Cumulative Report from The Texas A&M University System (August 2019)

  • Aggie Research Impacts

    Whether its improving search and recovery efforts during disaster events; finding a solution to the #1 hospital-acquired disease; or working with almost 50% of Texas teachers and school districts to enhance teaching and improve student academic achievement; Texas A&M's federally-funded research impacts Texas, the nation, and the world.

  • Engagement with Government Officials

    August 5, 2019, memo from Texas A&M President Michael K. Young regarding "Communication and Engagement with Government Officials"

  • The Life Changing Value of a Texas A&M Education

    Affordable, Accessible, Transformational, Achievable, and a High Return on Investment. The life-changing value of a Texas A&M education is worth it!