Student Services & Resources
You already paid for them, so why not use them?

At Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi, we want you to succeed, have an array of opportunities to get involved on campus, and have a little fun while you’re working on your degree. A variety of services are offered to you so that you can get involved, stay healthy (mind, body, and spirit) and achieve your ultimate goal: GRADUATING! Try something new and fun! Check out the following offices to get involved with the campus community. You are guaranteed to find something exciting to do!

CAMPUS ACTIVITIES

University Center & Student Activities - UC 226/UC 204/UC 215 - 825-2707/825-3239 - www.tamucc.edu/~studact
We are THE place to hang out and relax, since we are the "living room" of the university and THE place to find information about any student organization on campus! From Greek organizations to honorary societies, and everything else in between, there are over 100 organizations on campus. Multicultural programs are offered throughout the fall and spring semesters to help you to embrace differences. We also offer leadership training through the EDGE leadership program and the South Texas Leadership Conference. Can't find what you want? It's easy to start your own organization. Come by and ask us how! Looking for student employment, we can help you out too. We offer several student positions as office assistants, operations crew, graphic designers, and paid officer positions. We’d love to have you as part of our team.

Waves of Welcome - UC 226 - Office: 825-2707 - http://www.wow.tamucc.edu
Waves of Welcome (WOW) is designed to assist you in becoming more familiar with your campus and the many resources available to succeed at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi. There are many events and activities to take part in during the fall semester and we encourage you to do so. At these events you will meet many of your fellow Islanders as well as network with faculty, staff, and student leaders.

Campus Activities Board - University Center (UC) 206 - Office: 825-2363 - http://cab.tamucc.edu
Campus Activities Board (CAB) brings a diverse collection of professional entertainment and programs to campus, at a low cost to students. Besides having comedians, musicians and speakers on campus, CAB also hosts novelty acts such as wax hands, and has traditional events like the Talent Show, and Battle of the Bands. New members are welcomed and accepted all year.

Islander Cultural Alliance - University Center (UC) 303B - 825-2539 - http://ica.tamucc.edu
Islander Cultural Alliance (ICA) serves to bridge the cultural differences among the diverse university population, and the greater community as a whole through multicultural programming. ICA is dedicated to developing a multicultural campus climate and moving beyond tolerance. There are differences among all people and cultures. Yet, this difference is one universal thread that links us all. Recognition of this truth leads to contemplation, which will lead to understanding and appreciation of this universal thread, resulting in unity among all.

Island Waves Student Newspaper - UC 204 E&F - 825-5862 - http://islanderwaves.tamucc.edu
Let your voice be heard! Want to know the scoop about what is happening on campus from a student perspective? Then pick up a free copy of the Island Waves student newspaper. The paper is produced entirely by students and is printed weekly. Volunteer and paid positions are available to aspiring journalists or anyone who likes to write, take photos, and/or dabble in graphic design.

Recreational Sports - Field House/Glasscock Fitness & Wellness Center - Outdoor Fields - Hike and Bike Trail - Outdoor Pool - 825-2454/825-2170 - www.tamucc.edu/~recsport
Do you want to be healthy and fit? Do you love sports? Come and play intramural sports with Rec Sports - basketball, softball, flag football, etc. Drop by the Field House to play basketball or racquetball. Join one of our Sport Clubs to learn a new sport or meet new friends with similar interests. Get in shape at Glasscock by working out with weights and cardio equipment. If you need motivation, our personal trainers and group exercise classes can help! If you don't have the equipment for your favorite sport, just bring your $Sand Dollar$ ID card and check out what you need. Some activities involve additional fees.

Islander Athletics - Classroom East, 2 nd Floor - 825-5541 - www.GoIslanders.com
Texas A&M University Corpus Christi has 14 NCAA Division I sports: men's and women's basketball, baseball, women's softball, women's volleyball, women's golf, men's and women's tennis, men's and women's cross country, and men's and women's indoor and outdoor track and field. The Islanders are now a member of the Southland Conference, which includes schools from Texas, Louisiana, and Arkansas. All students attend events for FREE with a valid Sand Dollar$ card.

Women's Center for Education & Service- UC 303 - 825-2792 - http://www.tamucc.edu/~womctr
We seek to promote a more diverse, inclusive and accepting campus environment. Some of the services we provide are individual and group support, incentive for research and study, and educational programming on women's issues.

South Texas Institute for the Arts - Art Museum of South Texas - 1902 N. Shoreline - 825-3500
www.stia.org
The South Texas Institute for the Arts (STIA) is affiliated with Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi and operates the Art Museum of South Texas, which has been in existence for more than 60 years. With outreach art programs at the Antonio E. Garcia Center for Arts and Education (2021 Agnes Street), we promote the appreciation and enjoyment of visual and performing arts, especially regional arts of South Texas. We have traveling exhibits, speakers, and adult and children's programs. Admission is free to students with a valid Sand Dollar$ card. Also, we have a College Student Docent Program which trains students each semester alongside veteran Museum docents to provide tours for the public during the week and on weekends. This is a part-time, paid position. You can download the application form from the web site under the “volunteer” section or e-mail www.stia.org. For more information, please contact the Museum education department at 825-3504.

Department of Music - Center for the Arts - Departmental office: 825-5523 - http://music.tamucc.edu
The music department presents performances throughout the year at the Performing Arts Center and at the Warren Theatre in the Center for the Arts. Most events are free and open to the public. In addition, you can nurture your own musical talent by joining one of the larger ensembles such as the University Singers, Concert Band, Jazz Ensemble, or Orchestra. Or you may elect to play in the Percussion Ensemble/ Steel Band, Flute Ensemble, Brass Ensemble or Pep Band. For more information call 825-5523.

University Theatre - Center for the Arts - 825-5800 - http://theatre.tamucc.edu/
Islanders stage theatre productions every semester. To attend a production, please call the box office for ticket information. Our mission is to provide students with the tools necessary to prepare for careers as theatre educators, professional practitioners, or to continue their studies on the graduate level. Our extensive season serves not only as a training lab for our students, but also enhances the cultural and aesthetic experience of our campus and is a major cultural resource for the residents of South Texas.

Performing Arts Center - Box Office & Event Information Line - 825-ARTS (2787)
The Performing Arts Center (PAC) at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi is located on the north end of campus at the second entrance. Events presented at the PAC range from university student recitals and music ensembles, to the very popular student showcase Island Days Review, to professionally produced touring shows presented through the Furgason Bravo! Series. Most university events are free and Bravo! Series events have a reduced ticket price for students of $5 with valid Sand Dollar$ ID.

The Corpus Christi Symphony Orchestra also performs at the PAC and they may have reduced ticket prices for students. You can reach the symphony at 883-NOTE.

The PAC is always looking for exceptional individuals to work in our corps of ushers and box office and technical support staff. For more information on Performing Arts Center events, jobs, or to buy tickets for Bravo! Series events please call us at 825-ARTS (2787).