WHO WE ARE
Our Mission
Student Health Services provides exceptional healthcare and is committed to helping students stay well and do well at Texas A&M University.
Our Vision
To be a national leader in healthcare services that promotes student development and academic success.
Our Commitments
Student Health Services continually aligns with the University and Division of Student Affairs mission and priorities and is committed to the following guiding principles:
- Student-centered care
- Evidence-based medicine
- Continuous quality improvement
HISTORY OF STUDENT HEALTH SERVICES
1876
The very first Health Center at Texas A&M functioned out of tents.Photo Shown: Original Main Building on campus.
1880
In the late 1880's, a one-story frame building was built to accommodate student health care services.Photo Shown: Historical photo of what is now Military Walk .
1896
In 1896, the Infirmary was built. This was the second building to host healthcare services. Its Victorian architecture was typical of the 1890's, with columns, ornate rails and a porch across the front.Photo courtesy of Cushing Memorial Library and Archives.
1916
In 1916, A&M's third health center was built.Photo courtesy of Cushing Memorial Library and Archives.
1973
In October 1973, the fourth "hospital" was constructed and was named the A.P. Beutel Health Center. The building is still being used to treat Aggies and is still in its original location, on the north side of campus across from Sbisa Dining Hall. 
2016
During the 2015-2016 school year, a $1.6 million dollar renovation was completed dedicated toward patient care. 
2017
In April 2017, the SHS Pharmacy was completely remodeled and now has additional space and an increased amount of over-the-counter products to serve the students at Texas A&M University. FIND US
Physical Address:
311 Houston Street, Building 520
College Station, TX 77843-1264
Mailing Address:
1264 TAMU
College Station, TX 77843-1264
On-Campus Bus Routes:
2 – Replant (stops at Fish Pond)
3 – Yell Practice
4 – Gig ‘Em (stops at Fish Pond)
6 – 12th Man
8 – Howdy
Off-Campus Bus Routes:
12 – Reveille (stops at Fish Pond)
15 – Old Army (stops at Fish Pond)
Upcoming Events
SHS Blog
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