Division of Student Success

Swing by the LBJ Student Center Mall and get connected to a variety of opportunities for part-time work.  Meet lots of local companies willing to work around your student schedule and hire you!

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Veterans Day is a federal holiday and a time for us to pay our respects to those who have served in the military. We celebrate and honor veterans for their patriotism, love of country, and willingness to serve and sacrifice for the common good.

This event will be available to view in Avery 256 on the Round Rock Campus.

RSVP for the in-person program here

Bring the chisme and your career questions, then treat yourself to some delicious conchas with Career Services!

It’s the perfect mix of sweet snacks and real talk about your future. Don’t miss out!

Celebrate your first-generation journey at First Gen in Focus. Stop by to take a Polaroid photo, decorate a frame for it, and create a keepsake that honors how far you've come.

As you reflect on the people, experiences, and goals that shape your story, enjoy complimentary conchas and coffee and meet fellow first-generation students.  Connect with Career Service professionals to learn more about all of the amazing services they have to offer!  

Every journey is worth remembering, and every story deserves to be in focus.

Risk Management training is state-mandated and is required for all registered student organizations. One (1) officer must complete this training annually. Advisors must complete training once every three (3) years. The attending officer is required to present the Risk Management Training to their organization and complete the Risk Management Organization Presentation Form via Bobcat Organization Hub.

This mandatory training will include more resources regarding student organization finances!

*If you require accommodation due to a disability in order to participate, please contact Student Involvement and Engagement via email at getinvolved@txstate.edu or via phone at 512-245-3219, at least 72 hours in advance of the event.

EDUCATION CODE CHAPTER 51. PROVISIONS GENERALLY APPLICABLE TO HIGHER EDUCATION

Treat yourself to free ice cream while gaining the inside scoop on internships including how to navigate your search, what opportunities are out there for you, and how to be a standout intern when hired. Featuring networking with student interns and Career Services staff, this come-and-go event offers a sweet way to connect, ask questions, and get inspired for your next step. 

*Promoted especially to first-year students and First-Gen Bobcats. Open to all students. Counts toward the Internships & Career Experiences Pathway in US 1100.* 

Show your Bobcat pride and help the next class of Bobcats start their TXST journey strong as an Orientation Leader for New Student Orientation (NSO) 2027!

As an Orientation Leader, you’ll play an important role in helping incoming students and their families feel welcomed, connected, and ready to start their Texas State journey. You’ll build leadership skills, collaborate with an incredible team, and make a lasting impact on the Bobcat community.

What does being an Orientation Leader look like?

• Welcome new Bobcats: Help students and families navigate their transition to Texas State.
  
• Build your leadership skills: Develop communication, teamwork, adaptability, and problem-solving skills.
  
• Find your people: Connect with fellow student leaders and become part of a supportive team.
  
• Make an impact: Help create a welcoming and memorable NSO experience for students and families at our San Marcos and Round Rock campuses.
  

Attend one of our OL Info Sessions to explore the role, learn about expectations and commitments, and get your questions answered!

Every month, we’ll bring you expert advice, hands-on learning, and strategies that’ll set you up for success, no matter where you’re at in your journey. 🚀

Prowl 2 Professionalism in November: Presented by: New Braunfels Police Department

This presentation will help student employees strengthen their teamwork skills by exploring effective collaboration, communication, and problem-solving strategies. Students will learn how to contribute to a team, navigate different working styles, and build positive working relationships that support a successful workplace.

Prowl to Professionalism is here every month with a new event designed to help you take the next step toward your future. Don’t miss out on these essential sessions—you’re in for a semester of growth! 🎉

Put your knowledge to the test at Trivia Night! Student Involvement and Disability Services for an evening of friendly competition, fun questions, and community. Grab your friends, test your knowledge, and win a prize.

We're back!! Disability Services is partnering with SACA for another semester to give your brain a workout! 

Join us for Game & Trivia Night on fun facts about disabilities, TXST, San Marcos and more! Grab your friends, snack on some goodies and gear up to compete for some fantastic prizes while enjoying lots of laughs and friendly competition. Whether you’re a trivia whiz or just in for a good time, there’s something for everyone.

You won’t want to miss this!

Put your knowledge to the test at Trivia Night! Student Involvement and Disability Services for an evening of friendly competition, fun questions, and community. Grab your friends, test your knowledge, and win a prize.

Important decisions can come up quickly during the semester. Stop by the Dean of Students Office’s Know Where to Go: Before You Sign, Pay, Move, or Decide table to learn more about Attorney for Students and other campus support pathways that may be helpful before making decisions related to housing, leases, employment, finances, citations, consumer issues, withdrawal, or other student concerns.

This drop-in table will help students understand when the Attorney for Students may be an appropriate resource, how legal questions may intersect with other campus support needs, and where to start if they are unsure whether their concern is legal, financial, academic, personal, or related to another campus process.

The event is designed for general awareness and support navigation. Students do not need to have an active legal concern to stop by.