University and 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.
The Texas A&M University System
Discover the diverse and dynamic institutions headquartered in College Station, Texas, that are a part of Texas A&M University.
Go to the System WebsiteSystem Policies and University Rules
Visit this page to review system policies and university rules related to holding elected office and individual political activity, giving gifts to public officials, requesting public funds, using system vehicles, engaging in state or federal activities, testifying in private capacity as an expert before a legislative committee, and campus-based political activity.
View RulesSystem Government Relations
Texas A&M University collaborates closely with The Texas A&M University System Government Relations teams, which are based in Austin, TX and Washington, D.C.
Visit System Government RelationsFederal Lobbying Guide
In order to effectively engage with our federal partners and congressional representation, it's important for students, staff, and faculty to understand the compliance requirements for advocacy activities.
Review Federal Lobbying GuideState Engagement Guide
In order to effectively engage with our state partners and legislative representation, it's important for students, staff, and faculty to understand the compliance requirements for advocacy activities.
Review State Engagement GuideAffiliates and Programs
Texas A&M University is proud to be a member of numerous affiliates and associations that advance higher education, research, and public service. These partnerships enhance collaboration, share resources, and amplify the university’s impact—benefiting students, faculty, and the broader community through innovation, advocacy, and outreach.
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