Staff Resources
Staff Council Supports the Mission, Values and Goals of Texas State University
Staff Council is your voice for a better U. We realize that as staff our job is to support the mission, values and goals of Texas State University through our day to day work at Texas State. And while we are committed to our core values that include diversity, equality, and inclusion, sometimes we need help in supporting these values.
These links represent some of the many resources available both on and off campus. If you have a problem that is not covered under these resources, please contact us directly at staffcouncil@txstate.edu.
IF YOU ARE IN IMMEDIATE DANGER, CALL 911
For more information on campus safety see the Emergency Procedures site at: http://www.police.txstate.edu/campus-safety.html
Texas State University Campus Resources
Safety and Health Emergencies
| Police, Fire, or Medical Emergency | 911 |
| University Police Department (non-emergency) | 512.245.2805 |
| Fire (non-emergency) | 512.393.8460 |
| Student Health Center | 512.245.2161 |
| Operator (from University phone) | 0 |
| Operator (from off-campus phone) | 512.245.2111 |
| University Recorded News Bulletin | 512.245.2424 |
| Physical Plant (emergencies and after hours) | 524.245.2108 |
| Counseling Center | 512.245.2208 |
| Bobcat Bobbies Campus Escort | 512.245.SAFE |
Report and Incident of Sexual Misconduct by clicking here.
Texas State Affinity Groups
Alliance of Texas State
Alliance encourages, promotes, and celebrates the awareness, equality, social acceptance, non-discrimination, and individual freedoms of all employees regardless of their sexual orientation, gender expression, or gender identity. Texas State Alliance is dedicated to and supports LGBTQIA faculty and staff.
Email | Website
Coalition of Black Faculty and Staff
The Coalition of Black Faculty and Staff is specifically organized for and committed to the concerns, interests and needs of the collective body of Black faculty, staff, and students. The Coalition also addresses local community concerns that impact the Texas State Community. The Coalition's objectives are:
- To provide leadership and support which facilitates the delivery of efficient and effect service at all institution levels
- To assist the university with recruitment, retention, progression and upward mobility of those served by the Coalition
- To improve the visibility of the Black Community by encouraging and supporting the increased enrollment of Black students and employment of Black faculty and staff in all EEO categories
- To provide Texas State with a comprehensive and representative perspective on institutional, societal, and programmatic development on behalf of those served by the Coalition
Hispanic Policy Network
HPN is a staff and faculty organization committed to the improvement of higher education for Hispanics. Their goals of educational advocacy, networking, recruitment, retention, scholarship assistance, culture promotion and working atmosphere help to create a warm and supportive campus climate for our Hispanic/Latino students.
Email | Website | Facebook | Twitter
San Marcos Community Resources
Indigenous Cultures Institute : http://www.indigenouscultures.org/index.html
The Indigenous Cultures Institute is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the research and preservation of the culture, arts, traditions, ceremonies, and languages of this population, collectively known as Coahuiltecans.
Calaboose African American Museum : http://www.toursanmarcos.com/attractions/arts/calaboose.html
Letters, books, photographs and antique artifacts cover all aspects of African American life in early Texas, as visitors chart a rarely-told history of heroism
Centro Cultural Hispano de San Marcos : http://www.sanmarcoscentro.org/
Centro provides a unique space for people to learn about or share their Hispanic Heritage and to participate in our public programs, classes, and events. The cultural center is made up of four components: an art gallery, a library, a museum, and the programs that make Centro such an active and lively place.
Hays-Caldwell Women’s Center : http://hcwc.org/
The Hays-Caldwell Women’s Center serves victims of family violence, sexual assault and child abuse in Caldwell County and Hays County in central Texas.
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