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One of the most distinctive aspects of the SAAHE program is that is operates on a cohort basis, which allows approximately 15 students to enter each fall and to progress together throughout the entire program. This unique structure cultivates support, encouragement, and friendships from the moment that the SAAHE experience begins.

Connections are also developed with other staff and colleagues at Texas A&M University through assistantship opportunities, practica and the Student Affairs Connections program. Finally SAAHE connections are expanded through networking with former SAAHE students, faculty and staff at national conferences and on the SAAHE-L Listserv.

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Other Connections

  • The Association of Future Student Affairs Professionals (AFSAP)
    The Association of Future Student Affairs Professionals (AFSAP) is a student organization affiliated with the SAAHE academic program and serves as a resource for faculty, staff and students involved in the program. The organization provides an opportunity for its members to develop supplemental skills necessary for success in the field of Student Affairs. Students provide and receive support, interact with professionals, discuss and learn about services, and plan and implement developmental programs. Regularly scheduled meetings highlight professional issues, common concerns, and coordination of activities. Programs and retreats focus on advising skills, resume writing, interviewing, conference presentations and publications among other topics. AFSAP allows current SAAHE students to help the program develop and change to meet the needs of future students. It also provides rich social and service opportunities for its members.
  • Student Affairs Connections
    Each student in the SAAHE program will have the opportunity to be assigned a staff member to serve as a sponsor. All sponsors have a background in student affairs or currently work in the Division of Student Affairs. Sponsors are available to answer questions about the profession, practica, the university in general, and can introduce you to other professionals at Texas A&M University and other institutions.
  • SAAHE Transitions Program: Several out of classroom workshops are offered to assist you in your development as a student affairs professional. The programs focus on different components such as: working with self, working with others, working with students, working on administrative projects, working with skills and working with resources. You will learn more about these and other professional development opportunities at the beginning of your first semester.

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