Texas State Staff Council

Hello Texas State Staff. We wanted to reach out and let you all know that we have been receiving your concerns/questions regarding university developments around the COVID-19 situation. We understand the questions, confusion, and frustration that this rapidly changing situation has presented to our Texas State Staff. Despite the challenges, we are still here to represent you all and voice concerns to University Administration. We have been keeping a log of various inquiries related to the university's response to COVID-19, and we intend to share these concerns with leadership.

Presently, we are still planning on carrying out Staff Council Business via Zoom. We will still provide the Zoom link on the Staff Council Agendas.

As always, we strongly encourage you to submit staff concerns via our webpage: https://www.staffcouncil.txstate.edu/Staff-Concerns.html

You can also contact us directly at [email protected]

Staff Concerns This form is for Texas State University employees to make recommendations or express concerns that affect our work-life at Texas State. If you have a concern regarding faculty, visit the Faculty Senate site. If you have a concern regarding a student, visit the Dean of Students Office site.

Many thanks to all the staff who turned out for

Thanks to everyone who turned out on a blustery day!

Thank you to everyone to participated at Bobcat Build today. We had a great group and a wonderful time! Looking very forward to next year!

Staff representing at Bobcat Build!

Texas State University Staff Council Announces their Scholarship Application Process

The Texas State University Staff Council is pleased to announce that applications for the 2018-2019 Staff Council Scholarships will begin on January 31, 2018 and will end on February 28, 2018.

This year, Staff Council will be awarding two Graduate Scholarships and one Undergraduate Scholarship. Eligibility for the scholarships can be found on the Staff Council website.

The Staff Council Undergraduate and Graduate Scholarships are awarded annually to enhance, enrich, and provide increased status and support for Texas State staff members in their endeavor for higher education. The scholarships, which are funded entirely through fundraising and charitable contributions, provide $1,000 each to an undergraduate and a graduate staff member. These will be disbursed as $500 each long semester for each through the Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships.

For additional information, including the application and nomination process, please visit the Staff Council website.

http://www.staffcouncil.txstate.edu/scholarship-awards/scholarships.html

Staff Council delivered all of the food we collected during the food drive this morning and we brought in 1,304 pounds of food!! This is absolutely incredible and we are so very thankful to everyone that helped us out this year! You all did a wonderful job and together we have ensured that the holidays will be a little better for many families in San Marcos!

Dear Students, Staff, and Faculty:

This is a reminder that the Texas State Campus Carry open-link survey will close on Friday, October 6, 2017. Please provide us with your comments and suggestions by completing the online survey on the Campus Carry website: www.txstate.edu/campuscarry.

At this link, you will also find the text of the fall 2017 email message from the University President to student, staff, and faculty, in which she proposes the addition of two designate gun-free zones to our policy. We look forward to hearing your thoughts on these suggestions.

Thank you,

Texas State University Campus Carry Reconvened Task Force

Campus Carry : Texas State University : Texas State University Texas Senate Bill 11 (SB 11) was passed by the Texas Legislature and was signed into law by Governor Greg Abbott on June 1, 2015. It is often referred to as “Campus Carry.” It permits individuals with either a license to carry or a concealed handgun license, to carry a concealed weapon on public uni...