About the University Libraries
Texas A&M University Libraries serve as the intellectual hub of the University, providing access to an extensive array of resources, services, and spaces to support research, learning, and innovation. With multiple library locations across campus and the state of Texas, the Libraries offer millions of books, journals, digital collections, and specialized materials, as well as expert staff to assist students, faculty, and researchers.
Welcome from the University Librarian
Support the Libraries
Building on our success of providing valuable resources, we rely on your support and financial contributions to ensure that we are able to meet the needs of our students, faculty and other scholars. To help, please contact us and we’ll match your philanthropic passion with our funding needs.
Giving
The Libraries have a variety of giving opportunities including the Library Fund, the Student Worker Fund, Future Renovations, Collection Development, supporting a specific library, preservation needs and more.
Become a Friend
The Friends of the Texas A&M University Libraries supports student and staff success through its efforts to help fund research collections, digital resources, exhibits, preservation, programming, and other activities of the University Libraries.
work with us
The Libraries serve one of the largest universities in the nation with over 77,000 students, and 4,000 faculty members. To serve these groups effectively, the Libraries are provided with an abundance of resources to support librarians and librarian professionals.
Employment OpportunitiesStaff Advisory Council
The University Libraries Staff Advisory Council (LSAC) fosters growth, strengthens community connection, facilitates transparent communication, and serves as a deliberative and advisory body of elected employees that advises the University Librarian on matters of significant interest and importance to Libraries Staff. The LSAC encourages input from staff, development of ideas, and generates recommendations for improvement of the Libraries. The LSAC is also responsible for maintaining and reviewing the TAMU Libraries Staff Guidelines. LSAC does not replace the established channels for employee disputes handled by Human Resources & Payroll. In the event of a complaint or grievance, library staff should follow the Complaint & Grievance Process for Nonfaculty Employees.