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Student-Athlete Handbook 2021-22 Student-Athlete Handbook 2021-22 TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction Procedures AD’s Letter .................................... 1 Change of Major ......................... 32 Sports at TAMU ............................ 2 Pre-Registration .......................... 32 TAMU Conference Affiliation ..... 2-3 Registration Blocks ..................... 32 TAMU Add/Drop ..................................... 32 Mission Statement ........................ 4 Q Drops ...................................... 33 Traditions ...................................... 5 Incomplete Grades ................ 33-34 Aggie Songs ................................. 6 Transfer Credit ............................ 34 Yells .............................................. 7 Substitutions ............................... 34 Code of Conduct Scholastic Probation ............. 34-35 TAMU Rules & Policies ................. 8 Withdrawal .................................. 35 Student-Athlete Conduct ......... 9-10 Student-Athlete Welfare/Safety NCAA Rules and Regulations Slocum Nutrition Center .............. 36 Academic Eligibility ..................... 11 Performance Nutrition Services .. 37 Amateur Eligibility ....................... 12 Sport Psychology Services ... 37-38 Key Points ............................. 13 Sports Medicine .................... 39-43 Sportsmanship & Ethical Conduct ... 14 Medical Emergency Procedure ... 44 Sports Wagering ......................... 15 Drug Testing ......................... 45-46 Extra Benefits ............................. 16 Emergency Procedures ........ 47-48 SEC Rules and Regulations Student-Athlete Engagement Mission Statement ...................... 17 Educate ....................................... 49 Sportsmanship Statement ........... 17 Equip ..................................... 49-50 Compliance Empower ..................................... 50 PSCP .......................................... 18 Student-Athlete Led Groups . 50-51 Media Relations .......................... 19 Student-Athlete Recognition ....... 51 Promotional Activities .................. 19 Places to Know ......................... 52-53 Grant-in-Aid .......................... 20-22 Services to Know ..................... 54-56 Post-Eligibility/Continued Aid ...... 22 Good to Know ........................... 57-63 Textbook Loan/Return Policy ...... 23 Nye Staff Directory ................... 64-65 Summer School Aid .............. 23-24 Nye Map .......................................... 66 SAF ............................................. 24 Campus Map ................................... 67 Academics Student Acknowledgement ........... 68 Nye Academic Center ................. 25 Scholastic Supervisors ................ 25 Learning Center Services ..... 26-27 Learning Center Positions ........... 27 Texas Success Initiative ............. 27 No-Show Policy........................... 28 Class Attendance Policy ....... 29-30 Team Travel ................................ 31 INTRODUCTION A Letter from the Athletics Director (AD) HOWDY! Happy New Year! This is the phrase that I use as we begin a new academic and athletic year, and we feel inspired by the renewed energy around our campus community. There is no more special place than right here in Aggieland! All of you are part of the Aggie Family, and we are extremely fortunate to be here during a transformative time in your life so that you can achieve your full potential utilizing the platform of college athletics. This is a very significant time in our history as Texas A&M competes in the Southeastern Conference, the toughest conference in all of collegiate athletics. When we wear that Aggie uniform, we compete for SEC championships, while also positioning us to compete for national championships. In addition to our competitive goal of winning SEC and NCAA titles, we believe your most important priority should be earning a degree from this world-class institution. Earning that Aggie ring is a life changing moment! Our vision for the Department of Athletics is to be the number one academic athletics program in the entire country while providing you with a collegiate experience that is unmatched anywhere. In that effort, our purpose will be to maximize your full capacity by surrounding you with the best coaches, superb facilities, excellent administrators, and some of the top professionals and support staff in the country. We believe that if you are well equipped socially to make the right decisions, go to class each and every day, and compete at the highest level, your dreams will come true here in Aggieland! The Student-Athlete Handbook has been developed to assist you on your journey, so please do not hesitate to contact me for help in any area. We are truly all in this together and we are thrilled to have you on our team. Gig ‘Em! Ross Bjork Director of Athletics 1 INTRODUCTION Sports at TAMU Texas A&M University (TAMU) is a proud member of the Southeastern Conference (SEC) sponsoring 20 varsity sports in the following teams: Men’s Sports: Women’s Sports: Baseball Basketball Basketball Cross Country Cross Country Equestrian Football Golf Golf Soccer Tennis Softball Swimming & Diving Swimming & Diving Track & Field (Indoor & Outdoor) Tennis Track & Field (Indoor & Outdoor) Volleyball TAMU and all of its varsity athletic teams are affiliated with the SEC comprised of universities spanning across several states in the southeastern United States. On the next page is a list of the schools that make up the SEC with their locations and mascots as well as the two divisions within the conference. 2 INTRODUCTION The Rest of the Conference Below is a list of the schools that make up the SEC with their locations and mascots as well as the two divisions within the conference. East Division: West Division: - University of Florida - University of Alabama (Gators) (Crimson Tide) Gainesville, FL Tuscaloosa, AL - University of Georgia - University of Arkansas (Bulldogs) (Razorbacks) Athens, GA Fayetteville, AR - University of Kentucky - Auburn University (Wildcats) (Tigers) Lexington, KY Auburn, AL - University of Missouri - Louisiana State University (Tigers) (Tigers) Columbia, MO Baton Rouge, LA - University of South Carolina -University of Mississippi (Gamecocks) (Ole Miss Rebels) Columbia, SC Oxford, MS - University of Tennessee - Mississippi State University (Volunteers) (Bulldogs) Knoxville, TN Starkville, MS - Vanderbilt University - Texas A&M University (Commodores) (Aggies) Nashville, TN College Station, TX 3 TAMU Texas A&M University Mission Statement Texas A&M University is dedicated to the discovery, development, communication, and application of knowledge in a wide range of academic and professional fields. Its mission of providing the highest quality undergraduate and graduate programs is inseparable from its mission of developing new understandings through research and creativity. It prepares students to assume roles in leadership, responsibility, and service to society. Texas A&M assumes as its historic trust the maintenance of freedom of inquiry and an intellectual environment nurturing the human mind and spirit. It welcomes and seeks to serve persons of all racial, ethnic, and geographic groups, women and men alike, as it addresses the needs of an increasingly diverse population and a global economy. In the twenty-first century, Texas A&M University seeks to assume a place of preeminence among public universities while respecting its history and traditions. 4 TAMU 1876…Texas A&M Opens Unknown Date of Origin: 1876…The Corps Century Tree (over 100 years old) 1883…Muster 1889…Aggie Ring 1898…Silver Taps 1898…Fightin’ Texas Aggie Band 1907…Yell Leaders 1918…Pennies on Sully 1918…Aggie Songs 1922…12th Man 1926…Elephant Walk 1931…Midnight Yell 1931…Reveille 1951…MSC 1982…The Big Event 1991…Replant 1998…Maroon Out 1999…Bonfire Memorial 5 TAMU Aggie Songs The Spirit of Aggieland The Aggie War Hymn Some may boast of prowess bold Hullabaloo, Caneck! Caneck! Of the school they think so grand Hullabaloo, Caneck! Caneck! But there’s a spirit can ne’er be told It’s the Spirit of Aggieland Good-bye to texas university So long to the orange and the white We are the Aggies, the Aggies are we Good luck to dear old Texas Aggies True to each other as Aggies can be They are the boys that show the real old fight We’ve got to fight boys “The eyes of Texas are upon you . .” We’ve got to fight! That is the song they sing so well We’ve got to fight for Maroon and White (sounds like hell!) After they’ve boosted all the rest So good-bye to texas university Then they will come and join the best We’re going to beat you all to For we are the Aggies, the Aggies are we Chig-gar-roo-gar-rem We’re from Texas AMC Chig-gar-roo-gar-rem Rough Tough! Real Stuff! Texas A&M! T-E-X-A-S A-G-G-I-E Fight! Fight! Fight-fight-fight! Saw varsity's horns off Fight, Maroon! And White-white-white! Saw varsity's horns off A-G-G-I-E Saw varsity's horns off Texas! Texas! A-M-C Short! A! Gig ‘em! Aggies! 1-2-3! Varsity's horns are sawed off Farmers fight! Farmers fight! Varsity's horns are sawed off Fight! Fight! Varsity's horns are sawed off Farmers, farmers, fight! Short! A! 6 TAMU Yells Wildcat Farmers Fight Pass back: Closed fists rotating around each Freshman: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA! other in alternating directions Sophomore: A-A-A-A-A! Junior: A-A-A-WHOOP! Farmers fight! Senior: A-WHOOP! Farmers fight! Fight! Fight! Gig 'em Farmers, farmers fight! Pass back: Closed fist with thumb pointed straight up Beat the Hell Pass back: Left arm clapping bicep, right arm Aaaaaaaa
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