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Our Ambassadors

2025 - 2026 Leadership Team

 

Josie Adams ’26

President

Major: Political Science

Hometown: Montgomery, TX

Josie is a first-generation Aggie and a proud member of the Fightin' Texas Aggie Class of 2026. She is pursuing a degree in Political Science with a minor in Sociology at Texas A&M University. A passionate leader and advocate, Josie currently serves as the President of the 1879 Society Ambassadors, a Class Agent for the Class of 2026, and is a past Chair of Traditions Council. Her campus involvement also includes organizations such as Fish Aides, Muster, and Student Government. In recognition of her spirit and service, Josie was honored with the Buck Weirus Spirit Award and the Chief Student Leader Award in 2025. Professionally, she works as an Executive Student Assistant at The Association of Former Students, where she helps strengthen the Aggie Network and foster meaningful connections between current and former students. With a heart for advocacy and a dedication to making a difference, Josie is committed to leaving a lasting impact on her community and beyond.

 

Lisa Cantu ’24

Executive Vice President 

Major: Educational Leadership and Policy

Hometown: Mission, TX

Lisa Cantu '24 is a first-generation Aggie from Mission, TX pursuing a graduate degree in Educational Leadership & Policy at Texas A&M. She received a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Master of Public Service and Administration (MPA) from the Bush School of Government in 2024. A recipient of the Buck Weirus Spirit Award, Lisa's passion for impacting Aggies has included involvement as a Class Agent, Aggie Muster Host, SEC in DC delegate, Texas A&M tour guide, and Fish Camp counselor. Lisa also currently serves as the Vice President of University Affairs for the Graduate & Professional Student Government. 

 

Maddie Hood ’27

Vice President of Growth & Development

Major: Communications

Hometown: Burke, VA

Maddie is a military child and first-generation Aggie from Burke, Virginia. Maddie is currently pursuing an honors degree in Communications with a minor in Public Health. Outside of the classroom, Maddie is a member of Aggie Sweethearts where she is currently serving as the Spirit Chair. Through this role, she plans events encouraging members to attend both athletic and traditional events at Texas A&M such as Muster, something she is incredibly passionate about. Maddie is also a part of the 2025 Student Body president campaign team and works as a Corps Operations Student Assistant. In Maddie’s free time, she loves to run, lift, cook, spend time with her friends and family, and attend Aggie sporting events (GIG EM’). After graduation, Maddie hopes to find a job in college administration or medical sales.

 

Landon Johnson ’25

Vice President of Membership

Major: Material Sciences and Engineering

Hometown: Abilene, TX

Landon Johnson is a third-generation Aggie from Abilene, Texas currently studying Material Science and Engineering. Born into an Aggie family, Texas A&M was always the dream school in his eyes. His father’s service to his country in the United States Air Force took Landon all over the United States and the world. However, all roads lead back to Aggieland. On campus, Landon was a member of the Corps of Cadets in Squadron “Gator” 2 as well as being a former member of the Ross Volunteer Company. He works as an executive student assistant at The Association of Former Students. Upon graduation, Landon hopes to find a job in the private or public sector that can support himself and his wife, Ella, as she pursues her dream to become a doctor in medical school.

 

Nathan Watts ’25

Vice President of Engagement & Service 

Major: Industrial Engineering

Hometown: Abilene, TX

Nathan Watts is a proud second-generation Aggie from Abilene, Texas, currently pursuing his degree in Industrial and Systems Engineering. Drawn to leadership and service, Nathan has held numerous positions with the Leadership & Citizenship Committee, the Institute of Industrial and Systems Engineers (IISE), Beta Upsilon Chi (BYX), Aggies for Christ, and the Big Event– embodying the core values of Texas A&M. In his free time, Nathan enjoys songwriting, hunting, fishing, and cheering on Aggie athletics– combining his love for creativity, the outdoors, and school spirit. After graduation, he plans to pursue a Master’s in Finance and build a career in engineering consulting.

 

Trey Bass ’27

Vice President of Engagement & Service 

Major: Society, Ethics, and Law - Pre-Law Track

Hometown: Coppell, TX

Trey is a first generation Aggie from Coppell, Texas. He is currently pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Society, Ethics, and Law on the Pre-Law track. During his time at Texas A&M, he has been involved in his Corps of Cadets outfit, B-Company, where he serves as a training corporal and fire team leader. He also marches in the Fightin’ Texas Aggie Band as a mellophone player and serves as a peer mentor to freshman through Hullabaloo U. Additionally, Trey is involved off of the quad through the Student Government Association where he was a member of Fish Aides his freshman year and now is serving as the Legislative Relations Chairman in the Texas A&M Student Senate. In his free time, Trey loves working out, spending time with his friends and family, and traveling. After graduation, Trey hopes to become a Judge Advocate General (J.A.G.) In the United States Air Force to serve his country like his father did and to fight for what is right.

 

Megan Keller ’27

Vice President of Marketing & Communications

Major: Hospitality

Hometown: Kingwood, TX

Megan is a first-generation Aggie from Kingwood, Texas, pursuing a bachelor's degree in hospitality management with aspirations in the luxury travel and hotel industry. She has been active at Texas A&M through the Fish Aides Freshman Leadership Organization, Aggie Nations, United Under One, and Kamp Love, serving in leadership roles including Facilities Team Member and Operations Team Lead. Tuning into her creativity, Megan currently serves as Vice President of Marketing and Communications for the 1879 Ambassadors. She is also involved with Restoration Church in Bryan, serving on the Children's Ministry Team and participating in a Missional Community Group, and is a member of BCS Local Church Babysitting. In her free time, Megan enjoys the outdoors, traveling, and spending time with friends. After graduation, she hopes to work in hospitality, creating unforgettable guest experiences and opening the world to those around her.

 

Corbitt Armstrong ’25 

Vice President of Campus Outreach

Major: Industrial Distribution

Hometown: Waco, TX

Corbitt Armstrong is a Senior majoring in Industrial Distribution from Waco, Texas. In his time at Texas A&M, he has served in several positions within the Student Government Association (SGA), currently serving as the Rules & Regulations Committee Chairman for the Student Senate. Additionally, he has been a member of Fish Aides, the Abbott Family Leadership Conference, the TAMU Robomasters Robotics Team, and the TAMU Club Water Polo team. Aside from his academics and extra-curriculars, Corbitt works as a music instructor at Breakthrough Music School in College Station and serves in the Worship Band at Grace Bible Church. Upon graduation, Corbitt plans to attend law school and pursue a career practicing law and supporting public policy.

  

2025 - 2026 Ambassadors

 

Adelyn Valle ’26
Major: Psychology
Hometown: Troy, TX

 

Alex Gaither ’25
Major: Master of Land and Property Development
Hometown: Missouri City, TX

 

Alexis Wilhite ’27
Major: Political Science
Hometown: Katy, TX

 

Allison Gesino ’27
Major: Psychology and Political Science
Hometown: Flower Mound, TX

 

Anna Kate Owens ’26
Major: Business Management
Hometown: Beaumont, TX

 

Anna Palasciano ’25
Major: Master of Sports Management
Hometown: Little Elm, TX

 

Ansley Campbell ’27
Major: Animal Science
Hometown: Bells, TX

 

Beck Anderson ’27
Major: Finance
Hometown: Flower Mound, TX

 

Benjamin Miller ’26
Major: Finance
Hometown: Houston, TX

 

Bentley Miller ’25
Major: Sports Management
Hometown: Dallas, TX

 

Brady Dugan ’28
Major: Business Management
Hometown: Montgomery, TX

 

Brock Slaydon ’27
Major: Business Management
Hometown: College Station, TX

 

Caitlyn Horton ’26
Major: Hospitality, Hotel Management, and Tourism
Hometown: Seabrook, TX

 

Carsen Saugier ’28
Major: Business Marketing
Hometown: Dallas, TX

 

Catalina Ortiz ’26
Major: Public Health
Hometown: Selma, TX

 

Charlie Pitner ’28
Major: Agribusiness
Hometown: Lubbock, TX

 

Cole Farley ’28
Major: Finance
Hometown: Dallas, TX

 

Cole Sloan ’27
Major: Business Management
Hometown: College Station, TX

 

Cullen Honea ’28
Major: Finance
Hometown: San Angelo, TX

 

Devin McWilliams ’25
Major: Education
Hometown: San Antonio, TX

 

Dora Gibbons ’27
Major: Cognitive and Behavioral Neuroscience
Hometown: Howell, NJ

 

Dylan Wesson ’24
Major: Master of Real Estate
Hometown: College Station, TX

 

Eli Kruckenberg ’26
Major: Geographic Information Science and Technology
Hometown: Pheonix, AZ

 

Ella Vajdos ’27
Major: Kinesiology
Hometown: New Braunfels, TX

 

Emma Dinwiddie ’26
Major: Finance
Hometown: Austin, TX

 

Garrett Beller ’27
Major: Industrial Distribution
Hometown: Fulshear, TX

 

Gia Viggiano ’25
Major: Master of Public Service and Administration
Hometown: Galveston, TX

 

Graci Box ’27
Major: Agricultural Leadership and Development
Hometown: Midland, TX

 

Jackson Piper ’27
Major: Finance
Hometown: Montgomery, TX

 

Jaden Adams ’27
Major: Architecture
Hometown: Montgomery TX

 

Jaymeson Hacker ’26
Major: Political Science and Communications
Hometown: San Antonio, TX

 

John Andruss ’26
Major: Civil Engineering
Hometown: Victoria, TX

 

Joseph Lang ’26
Major: Finance
Hometown: Austin, TX

 

Kate Watts ’28
Major: Kinesiology
Hometown: Abilene, TX

 

Keeten Levin ’26
Major: Political Science
Hometown: Fairview, TX

 

Luke Brill ’26
Major: Mechanical Engineering
Hometown: Centennial, CO

 

Luke Harris ’26
Major: Business Management and Consulting
Hometown: Sherman, TX

 

Maddux Bodin ’26
Major: Agriculture Leadership and Development
Hometown: Cypress, TX

 

Mario Milian ’26
Major: Financial Management
Hometown: Cleveland, OH

 

Martha Tucker ’23
Major: Ocean Engineering
Hometown: Allen, TX

 

Matthew Gestring ’27
Major: Political Science
Hometown: Rochester, NY

 

McKinsey Bosman ’25
Major: Masters of International Affairs
Hometown: Glen Arbor, MI

 

Nicholas Lang ’25
Major: Agricultural Leadership and Development
Hometown: Colleyville, TX

 

Olivia Compton ’27
Major: Psychology
Hometown: Point Loma, CA

 

Owen Denman ’26
Major: Economics
Hometown: Aledo, TX

 

Paxton Cox ’28
Major: Accounting
Hometown: Gunter, TX

 

Randy Allen ’28
Major: Hotel Management and Tourism Sciences
Hometown: Leakey, TX

 

Rodrigo Saenz ’25
Major: Master’s in finance
Hometown: Austin, TX

 

Ryan Adamec ’27
Major: Master’s in finance
Hometown: Cypress, TX

 

Ryan Pelletier ’26
Major: Communications
Hometown: Trophy Club, TX

 

Tommy Campbell ’27
Major: Financial Planning
Hometown: Austin, TX

 

Torsten Gliszczynski ’26
Major: Nuclear Engineering
Hometown: Floral Park, NY

 

Tracer Rice ’28
Major: Animal Science
Hometown: McGregor, TX

 

Tristan Lanclos ’25
Major: Computer Engineering
Hometown: Katy, TX

 

Victoria Burkett ’25
Major: Master of HR Management
Hometown: Friendswood, TX

 

Will Mida ’27
Major: Human Resource Development
Hometown: Frisco, TX

 

Will Rodriguez ’25
Major: Master of Real Estate
Hometown: Katy, TX

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Phone Number

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