BIMS Student Counseling
Please note: if you are a BIMS major and need academic
advising, such as assistance in determining what courses to sign up
for or help in determining how courses from another university will
apply to your degree plan, you will be best served by contacting
the BIMS Advising Office by phone at 979-845-4941 or via email at
bims@cvm.tamu.edu; more
information about academic advising can be obtained at the BIMS
Advising Office website: vetmed.tamu.edu/bims
Beginning in the summer of 2011 semester, the Student Counseling
Service (SCS) satellite office located near the College of
Veterinary Medicine (CVM) will be available to undergraduate
students majoring in Biomedical Sciences (BIMS) within the CVM.
This satellite office, located in the tunnel running between the
Veterinary Medical Sciences Building and the Medical Sciences
Library, is a collaboration between SCS and the Office of
Professional Programs within the CVM. The SCS satellite office was
created to make counseling services more readily accessible to
students within the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine program, and this
accessibility is now being extended to BIMS students.
As a part of continuing efforts to facilitate student access to
counseling services, the CVM and SCS have agreed to offer
counseling services through the satellite office to students in the
BIMS program beginning in the summer of 2011. To find out more
information about the services offered and how to utilize these
services, please browse through the other sections of this webpage
that address these topics. Alternatively, you may contact Dr.
Bergeron via email or phone should you have any questions:
dbergeron@cvm.tamu.edu
(979) 845-0806
Additionally, it should be noted that the counseling services
being offered within the CVM are limited in availability. Given the
total number of students in this college, it is possible there may
not be sufficient space at a given time to accommodate all students
interested in services. Therefore, it is possible that some
students seeking to use services at this satellite office may have
to wait, or students may be referred to the SCS office in Cain Hall
on main campus or to practitioners in the community should they
require more urgent care.