Webinar Series Connects Families with Campus Support and Student Resources
Bulldog Parent University Returns to Support Families During 2026–27 Academic Year
Alabama A&M University will continue its Bulldog Parent University webinar series on Monday, Feb. 23, from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Central Time, offering parents and families timely information and tools to support their students’ success on The Hill.
The upcoming session, titled “What’s on Your Mind,” will focus on student safety, mental health, wellness and accessibility resources available on campus. Presenters include Dr. Michael Johnson, director of Health and Counseling, and Kristeen Baker, assistant director, who will discuss mental health services and student support initiatives. Tanisha Smith, director for Accommodations and Accessibility Services and deputy Title IX coordinator for students, will provide an overview of disability services and related resources.
Hosted by the Office of Student Leadership and Engagement with support from departments across the University, Bulldog Parent University is designed as a resource for parents and families, particularly those with first-year students. The webinar series helps families better understand the campus environment and how to effectively support their student while they are enrolled at Alabama A&M.
Parents and family members can register for the Feb. 23 session here.
Additional Bulldog Parent University sessions are scheduled for the spring semester. On March 23, the session titled “Spring AHEAD!” will focus on summer and fall registration, academic support and learning resources. Register here.
The final session, “On the MOVE!” on April 20, will cover move-out procedures and upcoming housing application requirements. Parents may register here.