Government Relations Resources
Explore resources on government relations at Texas A&M University, including our affiliates, programs, system members, system policies, university rules, and legislative calendars — all intended to empower faculty, students, staff, and the public to stay informed and engaged.
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University & System Resources
This page provides links to official Texas A&M University and The Texas A&M University System resources related to government relations. Among them you'll find system policies and rules as well as lobbying and engagement guides to help you navigate communications with state and federal government entities.
University and System ResourcesFederal Relations Resources
This page provides key federal relations resources so that students, faculty, and staff can stay informed and knowledgeable about our federal government and university engagement practices.
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This page provides key state relations resources so that students, faculty, and staff can stay informed and knowledgeable about our state government and university engagement practices.
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