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Faculty & Staff

Supporting a Veteran-Ready Campus

Faculty and staff play an important role in supporting veteran and military-affiliated students at TCU. Student veterans bring leadership, discipline, resilience, and valuable life experience to the classroom and campus community. By understanding available resources and knowing where to refer students, faculty and staff can help create a more supportive and veteran-ready campus.
 
TCU Veterans Services works with campus partners to support student veterans academically, professionally, and personally from admission through graduation.

Resources

Faculty and staff are essential partners in creating a veteran-ready campus at TCU. By staying connected with Veterans Services, serving as mentors, and engaging with the TCU Military Network, you can help student veterans feel supported, connected, and prepared to thrive in the classroom and across the Horned Frog community.

Purple Zone Military Training

Purple Zone Training

Purple Zone Training equips TCU faculty and staff with the knowledge and tools to better understand the student-veteran experience. Through this professional development opportunity, participants learn how to create a more welcoming, informed, and veteran-ready campus community.

Image from a series of photos of an event called Monday at TCU, featuring TCU ambassadors leading tours of the campus and faculty from the various colleges giving presentations to groups of prospective students and their families, Monday, September 22, 2025. Photo by Stephen Collera.

Student Support Referrals

Faculty and staff play an important role in helping student veterans and military-affiliated students access the care, guidance, and services they may need. Whether a student is facing an academic challenge, seeking accommodations, or in need of immediate assistance, these referral options can help you connect them with the right support at TCU and beyond.