Texas State University Round Rock Campus
Upcoming Events
- Location:
- Room 419
- Cost:
- Free
- Contact:
- LaTonya Henry
512.716.4025
LH17@txstate.edu - Campus Sponsor:
- Project Maestros and the Counseling Center
In partnership with The Counseling Center, Project Maestros presents a workshop on Stress Management for future teachers. Learn valuable techniques for dealing with the pressures of the classroom from stress experts.
This presentation is for students seeking their teacher certification. Click here for more information
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This presentation is for students seeking their teacher certification. Click here for more information
- Location:
- Round Rock Campus
- Cost:
- Free for Students
- Contact:
- Career Services
CareerServices@txstate.edu
512.245.2645
www.careerservices.txstate.edu - Campus Sponsor:
- Career Services
Meet employers from a variety of organizations who will be seeking summer interns, part-time and full-time employees.
A complete list of employers attending this event will be available in Jobs4Cats powered by Handshake or by downloading the Career Fair App. Just search "Career Fair Plus" in the App Store or Google Play Store, then select "Texas State University" within the app. All majors are welcome to attend.
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A complete list of employers attending this event will be available in Jobs4Cats powered by Handshake or by downloading the Career Fair App. Just search "Career Fair Plus" in the App Store or Google Play Store, then select "Texas State University" within the app. All majors are welcome to attend.
- Location:
- 2nd Floor Atrium
- Cost:
- Free
- Contact:
- LaTonya Henry lh17@txstate.edu
- Campus Sponsor:
- Student Affairs RR
Students in their graduating semester can bring a Texas State t-shirt to trade up for their first Texas State Alumni T-shirt. You must present a Student ID. Only 1 shirt per person while supplies last. A $5 donation will be accepted in lieu of a t-shirt to trade. All monies go to student scholarships.
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- Location:
- Room 367
- Cost:
- Free
- Contact:
- LaTonya Henry
lh17@txstate.edu
512.716.4025 - Campus Sponsor:
- Project Maestros and CAFE (Career and Financial Education)
Learn how to manage your finances and avoid going into excessive debt during your student teaching semester.
This seminar is for students in the teacher certification program. Click here for more information
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This seminar is for students in the teacher certification program. Click here for more information
- Location:
- Room 453
- Cost:
- Free
- Contact:
- Aven Jackson, a_l221@txstate.edu
- Campus Sponsor:
- Office of Disability Services
The We Are One Initiative is a plan that ensures all Texas State University students, faculty, and staff are not only trained to deal with students undergoing epileptic episodes but also gives them knowledge on what epilepsy is. This initiative also invites students to gain knowledge as well as become trained themselves.
By creating and implementing this initiative, by the end of training participants will be able to:
• Recognize four common seizure types
• Identify three types of impacts that seizures have on students
• List three first aid steps for helping students having a seizure
• Recognize three aspects that make a seizure a medical emergency
• Define two basic aspects of social support for students with seizures
• Describe three ways to academically support students with seizures
This free training is designed to improve awareness of epilepsy and seizures on college campuses. This training program educates students, faculty, and staff on the appropriate steps to take when witnessing a seizure until first responders arrive. Additionally, students will learn about the risk of new onset seizures resulting from abusive use of alcohol and drugs.
It is extremely important that faculty, staff and students alike know the proper protocol when a student is experiencing an epileptic episode. Click here for more information
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By creating and implementing this initiative, by the end of training participants will be able to:
• Recognize four common seizure types
• Identify three types of impacts that seizures have on students
• List three first aid steps for helping students having a seizure
• Recognize three aspects that make a seizure a medical emergency
• Define two basic aspects of social support for students with seizures
• Describe three ways to academically support students with seizures
This free training is designed to improve awareness of epilepsy and seizures on college campuses. This training program educates students, faculty, and staff on the appropriate steps to take when witnessing a seizure until first responders arrive. Additionally, students will learn about the risk of new onset seizures resulting from abusive use of alcohol and drugs.
It is extremely important that faculty, staff and students alike know the proper protocol when a student is experiencing an epileptic episode. Click here for more information
- Location:
- Room 256
- Cost:
- Free
- Contact:
- LaTonya Henry, LH17@txstate.edu
- Campus Sponsor:
- Round Rock Campus Student Affairs
Nothing but treats!
All categories of military and military connected students are invited to this informal mixer. Create a study group or just relax.
Make your reservation by Thursday, September 26, 2019 to LaTonya Henry at LH17@txstate.edu so enough lunch can be ordered. Click here for more information
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All categories of military and military connected students are invited to this informal mixer. Create a study group or just relax.
Make your reservation by Thursday, September 26, 2019 to LaTonya Henry at LH17@txstate.edu so enough lunch can be ordered. Click here for more information
Our Newest Departments at the Round Rock Campus!
Three of the College of Health Professions departments have recently moved from the San Marcos Campus to the Round Rock Campus.
We are excited to have these academic departments to our growing Round Rock Campus. Find out more information about these departments or view our frequently asked questions.
