2025-26 Leadership Team
Josie Adams ’26
President
Major: Political science
Hometown: Montgomery, Texas
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 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, Texas
Lisa Cantu '24 is a first-generation Aggie from Mission, Texas, pursuing a graduate degree in educational leadership & policy at Texas A&M. She received a bachelor's in political science and master's of public service and administration 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 student representative to the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board.
Maddie Hood ’27
Vice president of growth and development
Major: Communications
Hometown: Burke, Virginia
Maddie is a military child and first-generation Aggie from Burke, Virginia. She is 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 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. 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, Texas
Landon is a third-generation Aggie from Abilene, Texas, 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 U.S. 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.
Trey Bass ’27
Vice president of engagement and service
Major: Society, ethics and law - pre-law track
Hometown: Coppell, Texas
Trey is a first-generation Aggie from Coppell, Texas. He is 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 sergeant and squad leader. He also marches in the Fightin’ Texas Aggie Band as a mellophone player and has served 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, served as the legislative relations chairman in the Texas A&M Student Senate his sophomore year, and he serves as the vice president of traditions enrichment for SGA Executive Cabinet. Trey also serves as the director of programs for the 31st MSC Abbott Family Leadership Conference. In his free time, Trey loves working out, spending time with his friends and family, and traveling. After graduation, Trey hopes to attend law school in order to become a judge advocate general (J.A.G.) in the U.S. Air Force. He aspires to serve his country like his father did and to fight for what is right.
Megan Keller ’27
Vice president of marketing and communications
Major: Hospitality, hotel management and tourism
Hometown: Kingwood, Texas
Megan is a first-generation Aggie from Kingwood, Texas, pursuing a bachelor's 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.
2025-26 Ambassadors
Alex Gaither ’25
Major: Master of land and property development
Hometown: Missouri City, Texas
Alex is a second-generation Aggie from Missouri City, Texas. He is pursuing a master of land and property development. During his undergraduate years, Alex was in the Corps of Cadets, a member of Fish Drill Team, Darling Recruiting Company, General O.R. Simpson Corps Honor Society and a squad leader in the Ross Volunteers. He was A-Company commander and a member of bugle rank in the Fightin’ Texas Aggie Band. Now Alex is a student senator for the Graduate and Professional Student Government of Texas A&M, member of Real Estate Development Association, and on the Texas A&M Land Development Competition Team. In his free time Alex enjoys music, food, staying active, spending time with friends and family, and keeping up to date with Aggie sports. After graduation, Alex hopes to become a real estate developer in Houston.
Alexis Wilhite ’27
Major: Political science
Hometown: Katy, Texas
Alexis is a second-generation Aggie from Katy, Texas. She is pursuing a bachelor’s degree in political science with a minor in business. During her freshman year, Alexis was a member of the freshman leadership organization, Fish Aides, and later served as the diversity and inclusion chair of the Student Senate. Alexis serves as a new girl leader for Aggie Sisters for Christ, a director for Freshman Leaders in Law and Government, and a member of the university honors program. In her free time, Alexis loves to read, go for walks outside, and do arts and crafts. After graduation, Alexis hopes to work at a nonprofit that supports children because she believes that adolescence is the most pivotal stage of a person’s life.
Allison Gesino ’27
Major: Psychology and political science
Hometown: Flower Mound, Texas
Allison is a second-generation Aggie from Flower Mound, Texas, pursuing a double major in political science and psychology at Texas A&M University. Passionate about advocating for students, she serves as the speaker of the Student Senate within the Student Government Association. In this role, she leads an 80-member senate body and works alongside university leaders to address student needs and enhance campus traditions. Aside from SGA, she is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta and is involved in serving individuals with special needs. Upon graduation, Allison hopes to pursue a career in special education advocacy and law, working to expand opportunities and protections for individuals with disabilities.
Anna Kate Owens ’26
Major: Business management
Hometown: Beaumont, Texas
Anna Kate is a second-generation Aggie from Beaumont, Texas. She is pursuing a degree in management through Mays Business School. During her time at Texas A&M she has been involved in Kappa Delta where she has served as banner chair, Bible study leader and chaplain. Anna Kate has also served as an Impact counselor, Breakaway volunteer and student senator. Anna Kate enjoys spending time with her friends and family, teaching workout classes at the rec center, and going on walks.
Anna Palasciano ’25
Major: Master of sport management
Hometown: Little Elm, Texas
Anna is a proud first-generation Aggie from Little Elm, Texas. She is pursuing a master's in sport management after earning her bachelor’s in communication with a minor in sports management from Texas A&M University. During her time at Texas A&M, Anna has been deeply involved in campus life and leadership. She served as social chairwoman and philanthropy chairwoman for Gamma Phi Beta, vice president of marketing and communications for The Association of Former Students’ 1879 Society Ambassadors, a public relations committee member for The Big Event, and a member of both the Greek Honor Society and the Communication Student Association. She also was a Fish Camp counselor, mentoring incoming freshmen. Professionally, Anna works as a student assistant at The Texas A&M University System Board of Regents Office and as a student recruiter for Texas A&M football, where she combines her passion for communication, sports and leadership. After graduation, Anna aspires to build a career in professional sports, focusing on marketing and sponsorships, where she hopes to combine her skills, creativity and love for athletics to make a lasting impact in the industry.
Ansley Campbell ’27
Major: Animal science
Hometown: Bells, Texas
Ansley is a first-generation Aggie from Bells, Texas, pursuing a degree in animal science with a minor in agricultural economics. Drawn initially to Texas A&M because of the nationally recognized agriculture programs, she quickly fell in love with the core values and how deeply rooted in tradition Texas A&M is. Ansley is actively involved around campus and in the community. She has served in various leadership roles in the Aggie BSM, serves as an ambassador for the Department of Animal Science, is involved in the Saddle & Sirloin Club, has served as an Impact counselor for two years, has served as a mentor for freshmen in the Terry Scholars Organization, and is involved in her church, Grace Southwood, where she also serves in the kids ministry. In her free time, you can find Ansley spending time with friends and family, finding ways to serve the community, attending an Aggie function, or in the pasture with her cattle. Upon graduation, Ansley plans to attend graduate school and ultimately pursue a career in beef cattle nutrition, while also continuing to live out and share her faith.
Austin Punzalan ’27
Major: Education
Hometown: Arlington, Texas
Austin Punzalan is a first-generation Aggie from Arlington, Texas, and a proud member of the Fightin' Texas Aggie Class of 2027, majoring in education. He is involved in leadership and service across campus through the Corps of Cadets and other student organizations. Within the Corps, Austin serves as the Corps operations officer, where he helps plan and execute large-scale events and coordinates operations impacting over 2,400 cadets. He is also honored to serve as a Ross Volunteer, representing Texas A&M through service and traditions. Outside of the Corps, Austin is a member of Beta Upsilon, a Christian fraternity, where he has a served as recruitment chair for the past two years. In this role, he focuses on building meaningful relationships and creating opportunities for others to find community and belonging. As an 1879 Society Ambassador for The Association of Former Students, Austin is passionate about connecting Aggies across generations and strengthening the Aggie Network. After graduation, Austin hopes to pursue a career centered on relationship building, leadership, and connecting people through meaningful work and service.
Ayden Gorham ’27
Major: Industrial distribution
Hometown: Greece, New York
Ayden is a first-generation Aggie and a proud member of the Fightin' Texas Aggie Class of 2027. He is pursuing a degree in industrial distribution with a minor in business at Texas A&M University. An intentional leader and servant of the Aggie Spirit, Ayden currently serves as the chaplain of the Corps of Cadets, a member of the Ross Volunteer Company, and has served in several capacities in Impact Retreat as a counselor, cochair and is on crew. His campus involvement also includes organizations such as Army ROTC, Rudders Rangers, Professional Association of Industrial Distribution and he helped start a run club called, Run With Christ in College Station. In Ayden's free time, he loves to run, lift, read and spend time with His buddies. After graduation, Ayden hopes to commission in the U.S. Army as a military intelligence officer. With a heart for strengthening others, Ayden is dedicated to pouring into the next generation and inspiring others to be the best version of themselves.
Beck Anderson ’27
Major: Finance
Hometown: Flower Mound, Texas
Beck is a first-generation Aggie from Flower Mound, Texas. He is pursuing a degree in finance with a commercial banking specialty. In his time at Texas A&M, he has been involved in Sigma Chi, where he is currently the treasurer and a leader of the new member Bible study. In his free time, Beck enjoys spending time with his friends and family, playing Fortnite with his roommates, and making sure his fantasy football lineup is optimized for the weekend. In the future, Beck hopes to be in the financial industry, whether that be in commercial banking or commercial real estate.
Ben Miller ’26
Major: Finance
Hometown: Houston, Texas
Ben is a second-generation Aggie pursuing a degree in finance and a master's in financial management. Seeking to leave a lasting impact on Texas A&M, Ben has served as director of the Leadership Initiative Conference at Mays Business School, contributing to undergraduate recruiting efforts. He served as lead fellow of the REACH Project, a nonprofit in the Bryan-College Station area, focused on starting small businesses in underrepresented communities. Ben also served as a Peer Leader for the Freshmen Business Initiative, founded Trailblazers — an organization aimed to help underclassmen secure competitive careers —and spent two years playing in the Texas A&M orchestra. In his free time, Ben loves working out, spending time with friends and family, and reading. After graduation, he plans on attending law school or pursuing a career in management consulting.
Benjamin Willis ’28
Major: Interdisciplinary engineering
Hometown: Lumberton, Texas
Ben is a first-generation Aggie and the loudest and proudest member of the Fightin' Texas Aggie Class of 2028. He is majoring in interdisciplinary engineering with a focus in automotive engineering, primarily combining mechanical and electrical engineering with industrial systems and entrepreneurship courses. Ben's long-term goal is to design, manufacture and sell handicap-accessible vehicles designed from the ground up, a mission rooted in his passion for accessibility advocacy and solutions for people with disabilities. Since 2022, he has served on the Texas Governor's Committee on People with Disabilities, and since coming to A&M, he started and chaired an Accessibility Subcommittee through the Student Government. His campus involvement also includes Student Senate, Class Councils, Christian Engineering Leaders and an a cappella group. In his free time, Ben enjoys singing, beatboxing, reading books and playing games with friends. One of Ben's favorite Bible verses is Galatians 2:20: “I have been crucified with Christ. It is no longer I who live, but Christ who lives in me. And the life I now live in the flesh I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave himself for me.”
Bharat Salvady ’27
Major: Business honors and finance
Hometown: Manvel, Texas
Bharat is a first-generation Aggie and a proud member of the Fightin’ Texas Aggie Class of 2027. He is pursuing a degree in business honors and finance with minors in sports management and nutrition. As an 1879 Society Ambassador, he is passionate about serving his fellow Aggies through his dedication to the Aggie Network and commitment to strengthening the university community. Bharat currently serves as the executive director of Freshman Aggies in Medicine, treasurer for Texas A&M Youth Moving Forward and an undergraduate researcher at the Naresh K. Vashisht School of Medicine in the Department of Neuroscience & Experimental Therapeutics. His campus involvement also includes organizations such as the Aggie Real Estate Club and the Texas A&M Emergency Care Team, where he serves as a licensed EMT. In recognition of his leadership and service, Bharat was honored with the Edgar C. Rack Memorial Scholarship. In his free time, he enjoys playing golf, watching sports and learning how to fish. With a strong commitment to service, leadership and the Aggie spirit, Bharat strives to uplift those around him and leave a meaningful impact on the Aggie community and beyond.
Brock Slaydon ’27
Major: Business management
Hometown: College Station, Texas
Brock is a third-generation Aggie, born and raised in Aggieland. He is pursuing a bachelor’s degree in business management with the goal of becoming a private equity investor upon graduation. While at Texas A&M, he has been involved in Brotherhood of Christian Aggies, a men’s organization in which he served as Songfest chair; Texas A&M Class Councils, where he serves as the Class of 2027 president; and 1879 Society Ambassadors, connecting past, present and future Aggies through the Aggie Network. Brock is an active voice for his fellow students, working to improve Texas A&M and enhance each student’s personal experience at the university. Outside of school, he enjoys playing intramural sports and spending time outdoors fishing, golfing or hunting.
Caitlyn Horton ’26
Major: Hospitality, hotel management and tourism
Hometown: Seabrook, Texas
Caitlyn is a first-generation Aggie from Seabrook, Texas. She is pursuing a bachelor’s degree in hospitality, hotel management and tourism with a minor in agricultural leadership. During her time at Texas A&M, Caitlyn has been deeply involved in campus life and leadership. She was a member of Freshmen Organizing and Running Mixed Events (FORME), director of leadership and development for Sophomores Advancing in Leadership (SAIL), a Big Event staff assistant, a Texas A&M campus tour guide, president of the HMGT Ambassadors, secretary of the Hospitality Honors Society (Eta Sigma Delta), a Fish Camp counselor for three years and proud to serve The Association of Former Students as an 1879 Society Ambassador. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with friends and family, traveling and trying new things. After graduation, Caitlyn hopes to find a job that takes her all over the world where she can share her passion for giving people memorable experiences.
Caleb Taylor ’28
Major: Agricultural leadership and development
Hometown: Yoakum, Texas
Caleb is a second-generation Aggie and a proud member of the Fightin' Texas Aggie Class of 2028. He is a sophomore pursuing a degree in agricultural leadership and development with a minor in sociology. Caleb is actively involved on campus as a member of the Corps of Cadets, Traditions Council and Impact Retreat, where he invests in leadership development, service and preservation of Aggie traditions. Through these experiences, he has developed a strong commitment to servant leadership and fostering meaningful relationships within the Aggie community. As a member of the 1879 Ambassadors, Caleb is dedicated to strengthening the connection between current students and former students while promoting the impact and legacy of Texas A&M. He strives to represent the university with integrity, humility and an unwavering dedication to the Aggie core values.
Carsen Saugier ’28
Major: Business marketing
Hometown: Dallas, Texas
Carsen Saugier is a second-generation Aggie from Richardson, Texas. She is pursuing a bachelor’s degree in business with a focus in marketing. During her time at Texas A&M, she has been actively involved in her sorority, Chi Omega, where she serves on the publicity and silent auction teams to help prepare for Chi O’s philanthropy event, Songfest. Outside of the school year, Carsen spent her summer working as a camp counselor at Pine Cove Woods, where she grew in her faith and built meaningful relationships with families and staff. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with friends, dancing and working out. This year in the 1879 Society Ambassador program, Carsen is excited for the opportunity to hear the stories of fellow Aggies and make them feel loved and valued on campus.
Charlie Pitner ’28
Major: Agribusiness
Hometown: Lubbock, Texas
Charlie is a first-generation Aggie from Lubbock, Texas, pursuing a bachelor’s degree in agribusiness. During his time at Texas A&M, he has gotten involved on campus as a member of the Symphonic Band playing trumpet and currently serves as the vice president of programs for the class of 2028. Charlie is also the founder of Charlie’s Kids-4-Kids coat drive, which has collected over 9,500 coats in 13 years and continues to grow. In his free time, Charlie loves spending time with friends and family, traveling, playing guitar and attending all the Aggie traditions. After graduation, Charlie plans to enter the agricultural field and make a positive impact in the industry.
Claire Pustejovsky ’28
Major: Nursing
Hometown: Midlothian, Texas
Claire is a third-generation Aggie and a proud member of the Fightin’ Texas Aggie Class of 2028. She is pursuing a major in nursing with a minor in business. A driven and service-oriented student leader, Claire serves as the treasurer of Future Aggie Nurses. Her campus involvement also includes being a member of Delta Gamma, where she participates in service activities and events supporting Service for Sight initiatives and looks forward to serving on the Logistics Committee, helping with the behind-the-scenes planning and organization of recruitment. She is also a member of Dream Catchers, where she spends time visiting with residents in local nursing homes. Claire also works for Texas A&M’s Howdy Crew, where she gives campus tours and helps welcome prospective students and families to Aggieland. Through leadership, service, and campus involvement, Claire strives to represent the Aggie Core Values and give back to the university community that means so much to her.
Cole Farley ’28
Major: Finance
Hometown: Dallas, Texas
Cole is a second-generation Aggie from Dallas. He is pursuing a degree in finance from Mays Business School. During his first year at Texas A&M, he was involved in SGA through Fish Aides and served as the only freshman representative in the Executive Cabinet. In his free time, Cole enjoys making music, participating in intramurals, water sports and spending time with friends. After graduation, he is still unsure of what path he wants to pursue.
Cullen Honea ’28
Major: Finance
Hometown: San Angelo, Texas
Cullen is a first-generation Aggie who has always been passionate about Texas A&M and its traditions. He currently serves as a senator in the 78th Student Senate, representing off-campus students, and is also involved in Beta Upsilon Chi, where he continues to grow as a leader and servant. Faith plays an important role in Cullen’s life — he actively serves at his church and strives to live out his values in both leadership and community. He has a strong love for politics and hopes to combine that interest with his long-term goal of becoming a financial advisor. Outside of academics and leadership, Cullen enjoys playing pickleball, playing guitar and spending time with friends, always seeking opportunities to connect with others and grow personally.
Dora Gibbons ’27
Major: Cognitive and behavioral neuroscience
Hometown: Howell, New Jersey
Dora is a first-generation Aggie and a proud member of the Fightin’ Texas Aggie Class of 2027. She is pursuing a degree in behavioral and cognitive neuroscience with a minor in Arabic studies. As a member of the Corps of Cadets, Dora serves as Company G2’s first sergeant. Dora is also a member of Traditions Council and a women’s organization, Aggie Sweethearts. Texas A&M holds a special place in Dora’s heart. She is deeply devoted to selflessly serving this university. In her free time, Dora enjoys watching Aggie sports events, spending time with friends and crafting. Upon graduation, Dora hopes to become a nurse in the United States Air Force.
Eli Kruckenberg ’26
Major: Geographic information science and technology
Hometown: Phoenix, Arizona
Eli is a first-generation Aggie from Phoenix, Arizona, pursuing a bachelor’s degree in geographic information science and technology (GIST). He aspires to build a career in construction, oil and gas, or commercial real estate. At Texas A&M, Eli has been an active member of Sigma Chi fraternity, where he held multiple leadership roles that led to his service on the Interfraternity Council, where he currently serves as external vice president. He also serves his class as the executive vice president for the Class of 2026 and serves the Aggie community as a member of the 1879 Society Ambassadors. Outside of academics and leadership, Eli enjoys photography, playing golf and spending time with friends. While he hopes to begin his career in Dallas after graduation, he is also open to returning to Arizona to pursue professional opportunities in his home state.
Eli Purtell ’26
Major: Communication
Hometown: Fort Worth, Texas
Ella Vajdos ’27
Major: Kinesiology
Hometown: New Braunfels, Texas
Ella is a second-generation Aggie from New Braunfels, Texas. She is pursuing a bachelor’s degree in kinesiology with a minor in nutrition. Ella is on the track and field team where she pole vaults for Texas A&M. In the time she has outside of athletics and academics, Ella loves to spend time with her family and friends, travel to the beach or mountains in the summer and go on daily walks with friends. After graduation, she hopes to pursue a career in sports physical therapy while getting her master’s degree here at Texas A&M.
Emma Dinwiddie ’26
Major: Finance
Hometown: Austin, Texas
Emma Dinwiddie, a proud fourth-generation Aggie from Austin, Texas, is pursuing a bachelor’s degree in finance with a minor in entrepreneurship and an extended learning certificate in financial planning. Since arriving at Texas A&M in 2022, Emma has immersed herself in campus life through meaningful involvement in organizations such as Delta Gamma, Impact, Fish Camp, Big Event, Legacy Ministries, Texas A&M Collegiate Panhellenic Council and the freshman leadership organization FORME (Freshmen Organizing and Running Mixed Events). Beyond campus, she serves as a greeter at Declaration Church in Bryan and participates in a small group dedicated to equipping students to live out their faith in everyday life. Her wide range of engagements has allowed Emma to strengthen her leadership, approachability and teamwork skills while learning the importance of service, inclusion and community. She believes that the more you invest in Aggieland, the more it gives back in return — an outlook that has shaped her college experience. After graduation, Emma hopes to build a career in financial advising, carrying forward Texas A&M’s core values into every aspect of her professional and personal life.
Fatima Khan ’27
Major: Public health
Hometown: Southlake, Texas
Fatima is a member of the Fightin’ Texas Aggie from the Class of 2027 pursuing a public health major with a minor in psychology on the pre-dental track. She is passionate about service, leadership and expanding access to healthcare through community engagement and outreach. On campus, Fatima serves as an event coordinator for the Texas A&M Pakistani Student Association, where she helps organize cultural and community events that foster connection and celebrate diversity within the Aggie community. She is also involved in the Texas A&M Pre-Dental Society, contributing to the Fundraising and Service Committees and supporting initiatives that promote professional development and community service. In addition, she is a member of Aggie Gems, a women’s organization focused on leadership, philanthropy and meaningful connection among women at Texas A&M. Beyond campus, Fatima is dedicated to serving the community through healthcare outreach and mentorship. She volunteers with hospice care; serves as an Outreach Leader with the Bryan/College Station Free Health Clinic; and tutors refugees through Beyond Boundaries. She is also a mentor and dental assistant for the American Muslim Women Physicians Association. Fatima works as a prosthodontics dental assistant back home, strengthening her commitment to patient care. Through her involvement across campus and the community, Fatima hopes to continue using service, mentorship and healthcare outreach to make a meaningful impact in the communities she serves.
Garrett Beller ’27
Major: Industrial distribution
Hometown: Fulshear, Texas
Garrett Beller is a first-generation Aggie from Fulshear, Texas, and a proud member of the Fightin’ Texas Aggie Class of 2027. He is majoring in industrial distribution through the College of Engineering, serves as the executive vice president of the Class of 2027 through Class Councils and is a member of the Brotherhood of Christian Aggies.
Gia Viggiano ’25
Major: Master of Public Service and Administration
Hometown: Galveston, Texas
Gia is a first-generation Aggie from Galveston, Texas. While pursuing a dual degree in education and psychology with a political science minor, most of her time has been invested outside of the classroom. She is involved in Pi Beta Phi, where she served as a new member educator. Gia was a 2023 MSC Abbott delegate and has also spent time as a Breakaway volunteer, serving in Youth Impact and leading host groups for Aggie Nations. She also served as the executive vice president for the Collegiate Panhellenic Council, director of outreach for Kamp Love and executive vice president of operations for the Student Government Association. Her favorite things to do are cook, travel for mission work, hike and spend time with community from school and Restoration Church Bryan. After graduation, she is seeking anaster’s in educational administration while teaching middle school in the Bryan-College Station area.
Graci Box ’27
Major: Agricultural leadership and development
Hometown: Midland, Texas
Graci is a second-generation Aggie from Midland, Texas. She is pursuing a bachelor’s degree in agricultural leadership and development with a minor in nutrition. During her time at Texas A&M, Graci has been involved as a committee member for The Big Event, an Aggie Rep for the Department of Agricultural Leadership, Education and Communication; and an ambassador for Aggie Parent & Family Programs. Graci has also completed research with AgriLife’s Institute for Advancing Health Through Agriculture, and she currently works as a student assistant in the office of the university president. Outside of school, Graci is a member of the 12 Discipleship Cohort and a volunteer for the Aggieland Humane Society. In her free time, she enjoys cooking, working out, going on walks with friends, listening to podcasts, spending time with her family and cheering on all Aggie sports teams. After graduation, Graci plans to further her education by attending graduate school and pursuing her MBA.
Harrison Hoskins ’27
Major: History
Hometown: Honolulu, Hawaii
Harrison is a first-generation Aggie and is a proud member of the Fightin’ Texas Aggie Class of 2027. He is pursuing a degree in history and is set to commission as a United States Air Force officer upon graduation. At Texas A&M, Harrison serves as the first sergeant of Squadron One in the Corps of Cadets; a member of the Ross Volunteers which acts as the honor guard for the governor of Texas; and an ambassador in the 1879 Society Ambassadors. In Harrison’s free time, he loves to hang out with friends, play sports, run, work out and is a strong advocate for some good bull.
Henrik Wang ’26
Major: Industrial distribution
Hometown: Lewisville, Texas
Henrik is a proud member of the Fightin’ Texas Aggie Class of 2026 and a cadet in Squadron 18 of the Texas A&M Corps of Cadets. He is pursuing a degree in industrial distribution at Texas A&M University and will commission into the U.S. Air Force upon graduation. Dedicated to leadership and service, Henrik serves as the executive officer of Squadron 18, where he helps lead and mentor cadets while supporting the development of disciplined and principled leaders. His involvement across campus also includes serving as the tradition chairman for the Singing Cadets, coaching the Corps of Cadets basketball team, and serving as the Tree Platoon operations sergeant in the Ross Volunteers. Through his leadership, teamwork and commitment to excellence, Henrik strives to uphold the values of Texas A&M while preparing to serve his country.
Hudson Quinn ’27
Major: Agricultural economics
Hometown: Weatherford, Texas
Hudson Quinn is a third-generation Aggie and a proud member of the Fightin’ Texas Aggie Class of 2027. He is pursuing a degree in agricultural economics with minors in sales and real estate. Hudson serves as the first sergeant of Company D-1 in the Texas A&M Corps of Cadets, a Young Life leader at Rudder High School, and a member of the Ross Volunteer Company. Professionally, Hudson serves as a counselor at Pine Cove Shores. Through his involvement on campus and in the community, Hudson has developed a strong commitment to leadership and service. He values building relationships and investing in the development of others. Hudson hopes to use his role as an 1879 Society Ambassador to strengthen connections between current students and former students while promoting engagement in the Aggie Network.
Jackson Piper ’27
Major: Finance
Hometown: Montgomery, Texas
Jackson is a second-generation Aggie from Montgomery, Texas. He is pursuing a bachelor’s in finance with a focus in commercial real estate. During his time at Texas A&M, he has been involved with Beta Upsilon Chi, a Christian fraternity on campus that promotes Gospel-centered brotherhood. He also serves at Declaration Church as well as on the street team for Breakaway Ministries. Additionally, Jackson is involved in other areas of campus as the head of philanthropy for FORME, a freshman leadership organization, and the Aggie Real Estate Club. In his free time, Jackson loves playing golf, spending time with his friends and wake surfing. After graduation, Jackson hopes to become a commercial real estate broker and be involved in ministries.
Jacob Jenkins ’26
Major: Environmental engineering
Hometown: Stafford, Virginia
Jacob is a senior environmental engineering major with a minor in military studies at Texas A&M University. After he graduates, he plans to commission into the U.S. Army. He is a first-generation Aggie, a member of the Class of 2026, and a proud member of the Fightin' Texas Aggie Band. His character is rooted in his relationship with his family, friends and in his faith. He uses his love and faith as an anchor in his training and mentorship through his various roles within the Corps of Cadets. His involvement in the Corps of Cadets has opened him up to the many traditions of the university and his passion for these traditions has blossomed and flourished over the years. As a member of The Association of Former Students' 1879 Society, he hopes to strengthen people's love for Aggieland and spread his passion for this university across current, former and future students.
Jaden Adams ’27
Major: Architecture
Hometown: Montgomery, Texas
Jaden is a member of the Fightin’ Texas Aggie Class of 2027 from Montgomery, Texas. She is pursuing a bachelor's in architecture with a minor in historic preservation and plans to become a licensed architect specializing in adaptive reuse and preservation projects. On campus, Jaden serves on the executive team of Traditions Council as the council investment chair, where she works to preserve and promote Texas A&M’s rich traditions. She is also a member of the 1879 Society Ambassadors, representing The Association of Former Students and connecting former, current and future students. Passionate about service and the Aggie Spirit, Jaden is committed to upholding the values of Texas A&M and hopes to use her education to design spaces that strengthen communities.
Jane Simpson ’28
Major: Psychology
Hometown: Dallas, Texas
Jane is a first-generation Aggie from Dallas, Texas. She is currently pursuing a degree in psychology with plans of pursing a minor in human resource development at Texas A&M University. Passionate about service and building community, she currently serves as the Recruitment Presentations Chair for Pi Beta Phi. Jane also volunteers weekly with the Boys and Girls Club, empowering young kids in the Brazos Valley. Following her family’s recent move to Little Rock, Arkansas, Jane has grown a deep passion for supporting fellow out-of-state, first-generation Aggies. She is committed to cultivating a community where every Aggie feels at home, just as the Aggie Network did for her.
Jared Mueller ’26
Major: Industrial distribution
Hometown: Brenham, Texas
Jared is a second-generation Aggie and a proud member of the Fightin' Texas Class of 2026. He is pursuing a degree in industrial distribution with a minor in business at Texas A&M. Jared is an active student leader at Texas A&M involved in several organizations focused on service, perpetuating the Aggie Spirit, and community engagement including 1879 Society ambassador to advocate to the growth of future, current and former students of Texas A&M. His largest involvements have been serving as the external ministries chair for the Aggie Men's Club, where he coordinated a mission trip to Guatemala building homes for families. He is also involved with Aggie Achievemates, helping mentor and build a community for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Academically, he is a member of the Professional Association of Industrial Distribution and Sigma Delta Society. Through these involvements, he is committed to serving others and contributing to the Aggie community.
Jason Naja ’27
Major: Business honors and finance
Hometown: Colleyville, Texas
Jason is a first-generation Aggie and a proud member of the Fightin’ Texas Aggie Class of 2027. He is pursuing a degree in business honors and finance, with minors in electrical engineering and mathematics, as well as a certificate in energy accounting at Texas A&M University. A servant to his community, Jason currently serves as the vice president of philanthropy and service for the Interfraternity Council, treasurer of Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity, and an 1879 Society ambassador. His campus involvement also includes organizations such as Horizons Finance Guild, Aggie Investment Club and Student Government. Professionally, he is pursuing a career in banking, where he will be interning with Bank of America as a credit analyst this upcoming summer. With a passion for service and campus excellence, Jason is committed to leaving a lasting impact on his community and beyond.
Jaymeson Hacker ’26
Major: Political science and communications
Hometown: San Antonio, Texas
Jaymeson is a third-generation Aggie from San Antonio, Texas. She is pursuing two bachelor’s degrees in political science and communication. During her time at Texas A&M she has served as executive vice president for the Class of 2026, head Ring Dance director, parliamentarian for Gamma Phi Beta, COSGA committee member, Fish Camp counselor, Hullabaloo U peer mentor, and 12th Can Food Pantry committee member. Outside of campus organizations, Jaymeson serves as a public official for the city of College Station as a zoning board of adjustments member, a manager at Sweet Eugene’s House of Java and a volunteer in Grace Bible Church’s children's ministry program. After graduation, Jayme plans to move to Washington, D.C. in hopes of pursuing a career in public service. A recipient of the Buck Weirus Spirit Award, Jaymeson’s passion for serving current, former and future students shines through her excitement and dedication to leaving Aggieland a better place than she found it!
Jett Voss ’27
Major: General studies
Hometown: Abilene, Texas
Jett is a first-generation Aggie from Abilene, Texas. He is currently pursuing a bachelor’s in economics. During his time at Texas A&M, he has been involved in Sigma Chi, where he serves on the upper executive board. He also serves Declaration Church in his free time. He has been a part of the leadership program, IFC Lead, where he was able to learn about what it means to be a Greek life student who serves and cares for others. In addition, he is also involved in Developing Business Leaders where students come together to learn more about what it means to be a successful student and business leader. In his free time, Jett loves to play golf, lead others to Christ through mentorship, cooking and hanging out with his roommates. After graduation, Jett would love to work in consulting or potentially create his own business that upholds his values.
John Andruss ’26
Major: Civil engineering
Hometown: Victoria, Texas
John is a third-generation Aggie from Victoria, Texas. He is pursuing a degree in civil engineering. He is involved in several clubs and organizations on campus, which include the Corps of Cadets, Ross Volunteers, O.R. Simpson Honor Society, American Society of Civil Engineers, Fish Drill Team, Air Force ROTC and St. Mary's Catholic Church. Within the Corps, he serves as the Corps command sergeant major. In his free time, he loves to spend time with his seven siblings and friends and do anything outdoors. Upon graduation, he plans to commission into the U.S. Air Force as a civil engineer.
Joseph Lang ’26
Major: Finance
Hometown: Austin, Texas
Joseph is a first-generation Aggie from Austin, Texas. He is pursuing a degree in finance at Mays Business school and is a proud member of the Corps of Cadets in Squadron 16. While in the Corps, Joseph has served as the guidon of his outfit and now serves as both the finance officer and the legacy officer, working to raise money for the outfit, establish new traditions and create stronger relations with alumni. Furthermore, Joseph has worked as a staff assistant for The Big Event this past semester, is a member of the Aggie Real Estate Club, and intends to rejoin the Pre-Law Society this coming semester. In his free time, Joseph loves to go golfing with family and friends, maintaining the skill after playing all through high school and professionally caddying for two years. Fitness has grown to be another passion through the Corps, and it’s become a habit to workout at least seven times a week. After graduation, Joseph intends to go to law school after a gap year working as a legal clerk. His goal is to become a corporate litigation attorney in Austin and help make lives better through due process of the law.
Kate Watts ’28
Major: Kinesiology
Hometown: Abilene, Texas
Kate is a second-generation Aggie from Abilene, Texas, pursuing a degree in kinesiology with the intention of attending physician assistant school. The youngest of three Aggie siblings, she is passionate about upholding Aggie traditions and embodying the spirit of Aggieland she learned at a young age through serving as an 1879 Society ambassador. Kate is an active member of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority and leads in a membership development position and serves annually at Big Event and attends Restoration Church Bryan. Outside of cheering on Aggie athletics, Kate enjoys being with family and friends, traveling, working out and painting.
Kate Webb ’27
Major: Nursing
Hometown: Dallas, Texas
As a first-generation Aggie, Kate Webb is pursuing a nursing degree as a member of the Fightin' Texas Aggie Class of 2027. She is passionate about serving others through health care and community engagement and hopes to make a meaningful impact through her future career in nursing. At Texas A&M, Kate is involved in several organizations centered on service, leadership and community. She serves as president of Nurses Christian Fellowship within the Texas A&M College of Nursing, and is a member of Chi Omega, where she serves as an assistant delegate for Songfest, the largest Greek philanthropy event in Texas supporting the Make-A-Wish Foundation. She has also been involved with Youth Impact, where she mentored elementary-aged children and supported economically disadvantaged families. Kate is especially passionate about mission work and serves as a medical intern in Zambia, where she combines her passion for service and ministry. In her free time, she enjoys coffee runs to Carport, walks through the historic district neighborhood and quality time with friends and family. As a member of the 1879 Society, Kate is honored to represent The Association of Former Students and help strengthen the Aggie Network by connecting current and former students. She looks forward to continuing to serve others and making a lasting impact in the communities she is called to serve.
Kazzandra Romero ’28
Major: Communication
Hometown: Alamo, Texas
Kazzandra is a first-generation Aggie who is a part of the Class of 2028. She is pursuing a degree in communication with minors in journalism and American politics and policy. Through her academic and professional experiences, she has developed a strong passion for storytelling, collaboration and connecting communities through media. On campus, Kazzandra is a member of the 1879 Society, a Texas Leadership scholar and member of Lambda Pi Eta, the national communication honor society. She also serves as the secretary for the Texas A&M chapter of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists. Professionally, Kazzandra works as a TV and digital content assistant at KAMU-TV, where she supports broadcast and digital programming while gaining hands-on experience in television production and media operations. She is deeply family-oriented and holds her values close, which guide her commitment to leadership, service and building meaningful relationships within the Aggie community. With a dedication to representing Texas A&M with integrity, Kazzandra hopes to continue using her skills and experiences to positively impact those around her.
Kris Ha ’27
Major: Business honors
Hometown: Houston, Texas
Kris is a first-generation Aggie from Houston, Texas. He is pursuing a B.B.A. in business honors at Mays Business School. During his time at Texas A&M, he has been involved in the Student Government Association through his role in the Gilbert Leadership Conference, an organization seeking to challenge and serve 40 freshman delegates every year. Additionally, he was a member of Fish Aides, Business Student Council, an executive member of the Legislative Relations Commission, and serves as the secretary for the Brotherhood of Christian Aggies. In his free time, Kris loves playing music, travelling, leading worship and learning new recipes. After graduation, Kris hopes to pursue ministry and to train up the next generation through music.
Laiken Zamzow ’28
Major: Public health
Hometown: Argyle, Texas
Laiken is a public health major at Texas A&M University with a passion for leadership, service, and meaningful community involvement. She serves as director of programming on the executive board of Chi Omega, where she oversees all chapter events and leads a team of about 50 members in planning and executing large-scale initiatives. Chi Omega’s national philanthropy is the Make-A-Wish Foundation, and as a freshman, Laiken was honored with the Chi Omega Symphony Award, presented to one member who exemplifies the organization’s values of sisterhood, leadership and integrity. She previously served as an Impact Retreat counselor for incoming freshmen and is a delegate for the MSC Abbott Family Leadership Conference. Laiken also volunteers with Save Our Streets Ministries and works as a patient care technician in the intermediate care unit at Baylor Scott & White Medical Center, where she provides hands-on patient care. She plans to pursue a career as a physician assistant, driven by a desire to serve others through compassionate healthcare. In her free time, Laiken enjoys running and going to Mamaka with friends, finding joy and balance through staying active and challenging herself outside of her academic and leadership commitments.
Landri Laing ’28
Major: Animal science
Hometown: Lindale, Texas
Landri is a first-generation Aggie and proud member of the Fightin’ Texas Aggie Class of 2028 pursuing a degree in animal science with a minor in agribusiness entrepreneurship at Texas A&M University. With aspirations of becoming a general dentist, she is passionate about serving others and faithfully building meaningful relationships. Landri works as a simulation assistant at the Texas A&M Health Science Center, where she helps prepare equipment, maintain clinical training environments and support health care simulations. On campus, she serves as a staff assistant for The Big Event, mentors students in FEAST, serves on the community service committee for the Pre-Dental Society, and is a member of the boxing team. Landri strives to strengthen the Aggie Network through service, leadership and authentic connection.
Lauren Clark ’27
Major: Political science
Hometown: San Antonio, Texas
Lauren is a proud member of the Fightin’ Texas Aggie Class of 2027 pursuing a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science. Within the Student Government Association, she serves in the Student Senate as the community relations chair, where she works closely with the City of College Station to represent the voices and interests of Texas A&M students at the local level. Through this role, she helps strengthen the relationship between the university and the surrounding community. She also serves on the Legislative Relations Commission, where she collaborates with fellow student leaders to research and develop higher education policy initiatives at both the state and federal levels. In addition to her involvement in student government, she is a member of the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. Lauren is very passionate about service, leadership and giving back to the Aggie community while upholding the traditions that make Texas A&M unique.
Lexie Espitia ’28
Major: Biology
Hometown: Kingwood, Texas
Lexie Espitia is a proud member of the Fightin’ Texas Aggie Class of 2028 pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree in biology. Originally from Kingwood, Texas, Lexie is actively engaged in leadership, service, and research while maintaining a strong commitment to academic excellence. Through her leadership at Texas A&M, Lexie contributes to the Chi Omega Recruitment Match Team and supports philanthropic initiatives through the Songfest Silent Auction Team, helping raise funds for Make-A-Wish and other charitable organizations. She is also involved with The Big Event Operations Committee, helping coordinate the largest student-run day of service in the Bryan–College Station community. In addition to her leadership roles, Lexie participates in undergraduate research in the Microbial Pathogenesis & Immunology Laboratory at the Texas A&M College of Medicine, where she assists with research related to Type 1 diabetes. Her commitment to service extends through volunteer work with Still Creek Ranch, Breakaway Ministries, Declaration Church, and St. Joseph Health Regional Hospital, where she supports patient care as an MRI volunteer. Through leadership, research and service, Lexie strives to make a meaningful impact in the Aggie community and beyond while preparing for a future career in healthcare.
Logan Stringer ’26
Major: Industrial distribution
Hometown: Frisco, Texas
Logan Stringer, Fightin’ Texas Aggie Class of 2026, is an industrial distribution major with a minor in business. A Frisco native, he is deeply committed to servant leadership, academic excellence and developing others to reach their highest potential. Within the Texas A&M Corps of Cadets, Logan serves as Corps chaplain, leading and equipping chaplains who collectively serve nearly 2,300 Aggies while fostering a culture of character, conviction, and care across the Corps and University. He also serves in the Texas Army National Guard, where he has managed dozens of soldiers and millions of dollars in equipment. Recognized by U.S. Army ROTC as a Distinguished Military Graduate, Logan ranks in the top 1% of cadets and will be commissioned as a military intelligence officer upon graduation. Academically, he maintains a strong work ethic and is active in the Professional Association for Industrial Distribution and Sigma Delta Honor Society. Passionate about leadership development and organizational excellence, Logan strives to build meaningful relationships that create lasting impact. As an 1879 Society Ambassador, he proudly represents Texas A&M’s enduring tradition of leadership, loyalty and selfless service.
Luke Brill ’26
Major: Mechanical engineering
Hometown: Centennial, Colorado
Luke Brill is a first-generation Aggie from Centennial, Colorado, pursuing a degree in mechanical engineering. At Texas A&M, he has immersed himself in extracurricular activities, including membership in Beta Upsilon Chi (BYX), the American Society of Mechanical Engineers and the Professional Association for Industrial Distribution. Additionally, he actively serves and attends Declaration Church. Within BYX, Luke previously served as treasurer and played a pivotal role in mentoring new members, helping them navigate their transition into college life. In his free time, Luke enjoys creating lasting memories with close friends and cherishes the exciting college experience. After graduation, Luke will continue his education by pursuing an MBA at Texas A&M, where he hopes to combine his technical engineering expertise with a business-oriented mindset to make a meaningful and lasting impact on the world.
Luke Harris ’26
Major: Business management and consulting
Hometown: Sherman, Texas
Luke is a first-generation Aggie from Sherman, Texas. He is pursuing a bachelor’s degree in management consulting with a minor in entrepreneurship. During his time at Texas A&M, Luke has been involved with Freshmen Leaders in Progress, Student Mobilization, Fish Camp, Beta Upsilon Chi, Mays Freshman Business Initiative Peer Leader Program, Aggie Nations, Mays Strategic Philanthropy and his church, Declaration College. In his free time, Luke enjoys hiking, camping, skiing, movies and music, hanging out with friends and talking about Jesus. Luke has a passion for other people and loves everything that Texas A&M stands for, exemplified by his involvement with 1879 Society. Luke hopes to be a consultant at a firm in Texas post-graduation.
Maddux Bodin ’26
Major: Agriculture leadership and development
Hometown: Cypress, Texas
Maddux is a first-generation Aggie from Cypress, Texas, pursuing a bachelor’s degree in agriculture leadership and development. During his time at Texas A&M, he has been actively involved in leadership and service across campus. He serves on the Executive Board of the Sigma Chi Fraternity and as a member of the Class of 2026 executive cabinet. Maddux is also the chief of staff to the vice president of municipal affairs within the Student Government Association and is a member of St. Mary’s Catholic Church in College Station. In his free time, you will probably catch Maddux at the Dixie Chicken or out golfing with friends. Following graduation, he plans to pursue a career in public service in local government in Houston.
Madison Edwards ’27
Major: Hospitality, hotel management and tourism
Hometown: Waxahachie, Texas
Madison is a first-generation Aggie and a proud member of the Fightin’ Texas Aggie Class of 2027. She is pursuing a degree in hospitality, hotel management and tourism as well as a certificate in professional event management. A passionate leader with a heart for service, Madison serves as an 1879 Society Ambassador and a student ambassador of the Arch H. Aplin III ’80 Department of Hospitality, Hotel Management and Tourism. Her involvements also include serving on Traditions Council and serving as a counselor for Impact Retreat. Professionally, she works as an events student assistant with Texas A&M AgriLife, where she supports the planning and execution of more than 100 events annually through vendor coordination, contract development and event logistics management. She previously served as a campus tour guide at the Appelt Aggieland Visitor Center, welcoming prospective students and families while sharing her love for Texas A&M. With a passion for hospitality and a dedication to strengthening the Aggie Network, Madison is committed to creating meaningful experiences and leaving a lasting impact on those around her.
Mario Milian ’26
Major: Financial management
Hometown: Cleveland, Ohio
Mario is a first-generation Aggie from Cleveland, Ohio. He is pursuing a master’s in financial management through the Trading, Risk and Investments Program (TRIP). Prior to attending college, he served in the Air Force for five years as a munitions systems specialist. During his time at Texas A&M, he has been involved with the Corps of Cadets serving as the commanding officer of Delta Company, the only outfit composed entirely of military veterans. He also is a portfolio manager for Reveille Fund, a student-managed hedge fund. Additionally, he is now serving as a senator for the Graduate and Professional Student Government (GPSG), representing the Department of Finance. Mario plans to re-enter the military following graduation and serve as a surface warfare officer in the Navy.
Martha Tucker ’23
Major: Ocean engineering
Hometown: Allen, Texas
Martha is a first-generation Aggie from Allen, Texas. She is pursuing her bachelor's degree in ocean engineering, on track to get her master's in the same. While at Texas A&M, Martha has been deeply involved in her sorority, Kappa Alpha Theta, and has served as Songfest chair for two consecutive years for Theta. She has also been a part of the Student Government Association Senate for the 77th and 78th sessions and now serves as its Speaker Pro Tempore, which puts her in charge of a lot of the behind-the-scenes work of the Senate. Martha also serves as treasurer for the service organization Compassion 4 Change, which focuses on mental health awareness and serving both this university and the Bryan-College Station area. On the opposite side of campus, Martha serves as a junior social chair for mentorship in ocean engineering, helping to bridge the gap between the ocean engineering industry and students, and she is currently on propulsion for the Human-Powered Submarine Team. She is also a researcher for one of her professors, Dr. David Allen, in continuum mechanics and its application to ocean engineering. In Martha’s free time, she enjoys reading, volunteering for Declaration Church and spending time with her family and friends as much as she can, whether that's coffee, walks or pickleball! After graduating, Martha hopes to use her passion for ocean engineering to create innovations and technological advances that will help change the world for the better.
Matthew Gestring ’27
Major: Political science
Hometown: Rochester, New York
Matthew is a first-generation Aggie from Rochester, New York, pursuing a major in political science and a minor in homeland security and emergency management. At Texas A&M, he is an active member of the Corps of Cadets serving as the 1st Group Sergeant Major. Alongside this, he loves going back to his home outfit, Gator 2, to see all his buddies and spend some quality time in the hallway. Off the quad, Matthew has a passion for aviation and loves to fly around the local area of College Station and back home in New York. Matthew hopes to keep getting more ratings to one day be a commercial pilot flying all over the world. When not flying, Matthew loves to watch football and cheer for his favorite team, the Buffalo Bills.
McKinsey Bosman ’25
Major: Master of International Affairs
Hometown: Glen Arbor, Michigan
McKinsey is a graduate student from Glen Arbor, Michigan. She received her undergraduate degree at Texas A&M in political science and is working on her master’s degree in international affairs at the Bush School. During her undergraduate years, McKinsey was a part of Squadron 3 in the Corps of Cadets and served as a sergeant major and commander on staff during her upperclassman years. She also was a member of Kappa Alpha Theta and had the privilege of serving as a Songfest chair in 2023. Off campus, McKinsey enjoys volunteering at church and working at Orangetheory Fitness as a coach. In her free time, she enjoys working out, cooking, outdoor activities and spending time with her friends.
Olivia Compton ’27
Major: Psychology
Hometown: Point Loma, California
Olivia Compton comes from an Aggie family and is a proud member of the Fightin’ Texas Aggie Class of 2027 from Point Loma, California. She is pursuing a degree in psychology on the nursing track. Olivia is a proud member of the Corps of Cadets in Company S-1, where she serves as a platoon sergeant mentoring underclassmen. Olivia is actively involved in Army ROTC and holds an Army contract, with the goal of serving as a nurse in the United States Army after graduation. In addition to her academic and military commitments, she is very devoted to her faith and attends St. Mary’s Catholic Church. In her free time, she enjoys working out, baking and getting to enjoy what she makes, and spending time with the people she loves.
Owen Denman ’26
Major: Economics
Hometown: Aledo, Texas
Owen is a second-generation Aggie from Aledo, Texas. He is studying economics with minors in English and financial planning. He is a member of Brothers Under Christ Fraternity. Previously, Owen was a member of the freshman leadership organization Fish Aides before serving on staff sophomore year. Additionally, he served in the Student Government Association on the student body president's cabinet, where he started mental health week and contributed to crisis counseling integration into Canvas. In his free time, he travels to other states, reads and spends time with his roommates. After graduating, Owen plans on becoming a financial advisor, working for a small business or entering parachurch ministry.
Paxton Cox ’28
Major: Accounting
Hometown: Gunter, Texas
Paxton Cox is a fifth-generation Aggie from Gunter, Texas. He is pursuing a degree in professional public accounting, working toward a bachelor’s in accounting and a master’s in finance. During his time at Texas A&M, Paxton has been actively involved in several faith-based and mentorship organizations, including the Brotherhood of Christian Aggies and Aggie Men for Prayer. He also serves as the logistics director and mentor coordinator for Forging Youth Resilience, where he is passionate about guiding and supporting youth through mentorship. In his free time, Paxton enjoys working out, playing ultimate frisbee and spending quality time with his friends and family. After graduation, he plans to become a CPA, using his skills to serve others with integrity and excellence.
Randy Allen ’28
Major: Hotel management and tourism sciences
Hometown: Leakey, Texas
Reese Micklos ’26
Major: Political science
Hometown: Montgomery, Texas
Reese 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 business at Texas A&M University. On campus, Reese is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta and has served as a staff assistant for The Big Event. She has also gained professional experience working at a District Attorney’s Office, where she developed a strong interest in the legal field and public service. After graduation, Reese plans to attend law school and pursue a career advocating for others and serving her community. Through her academic, professional and leadership experiences, Reese strives to represent the Aggie core values and make a meaningful impact in the communities she serves.
Regan Baca ’28
Major: Sport management
Hometown: Canyon, Texas
Regan is a first-generation Aggie and a proud member of the Fightin’ Texas Aggie Class of 2028. She is pursuing a degree in sport management within the College of Education and Human Development. She serves as personnel chair on the executive board of the Chi Omega sorority and is actively involved in chapter initiatives including Songfest, the largest Greek philanthropy event in Texas. Her experience includes mentoring youth at Still Creek Ranch, working as a records clerk for College Station ISD and volunteering as a camp counselor at Hillside Christian Church Camp in the summers. Along with these experiences, Regan deeply values her time with both her parents and her four siblings, whom she credits for shaping who she is today. Their support and influence have instilled in her a strong sense of empathy, gratitude and a commitment to serving others.
Ryan Adamec ’27
Major: Master of Finance
Hometown: Cypress, Texas
Ryan is a first-generation Aggie from Cypress, Texas. He is pursuing his undergraduate degree in industrial distribution while also enrolled in the Master of Science in Finance program. Ryan is dedicated to giving back to his peers and Texas A&M. Currently, Ryan serves as vice president of philanthropy of Sigma Chi, vice president of philanthropy for Developing Business Leaders, executive vice president of the Class of 2027, an off-campus senator in the Student Government Association and an 1879 Society Ambassador. He has previously served as a Muster Host and as a member of the IFC LEAD team. Outside of this, Ryan is involved with STUMO and serves weekly at Declaration Church. After graduation, he hopes to pursue work in finance, potentially in the nonprofit sector or sports.
Ryan Pelletier ’26
Major: Communications
Hometown: Trophy Club, Texas
Ryan Pelletier is a first-generation Aggie from Southlake, Texas, pursuing a degree in communications with a minor in business. Passionate about leadership and building community, Ryan currently serves as the president of Beta Upsilon Chi (BYX) Fraternity, where he leads over 250 members in their mission of brotherhood and faith. His campus involvement also includes serving as the director of administration for the Abbott Family Leadership Conference and a Fish Camp counselor. Beyond campus, Ryan is an active member of his church in College Station, where he serves in the children’s ministry. Professionally, he has interned the past two summers with Bell Helicopter in the marketing department, gaining experience in military marketing and corporate communications. In his free time, Ryan enjoys spending time with friends and investing in meaningful relationships. After graduation, he plans to return to Bell as an event marketer, where he hopes to pursue work that makes a lasting and positive impact on both the company and the people it serves.
Sebastian Duarte ’28
Major: Public service and administration
Hometown: Cali, Colombia
Sebastian is a first-generation Aggie from Cali, Colombia, pursuing a bachelor’s degree in public service & administration with a minor in artificial intelligence in business at Texas A&M University. During his time at Texas A&M, he has been actively involved in the Student Government Association through the Legislative Relations Commission, where he advocates for the student body at both the state and national levels. Sebastian served as a Fish Aide during his freshman year and currently sits as a board member of the Student Fee Advisory Board within the Division of Student Affairs. Through these roles, he works to represent student interests and contribute to decisions that impact the broader campus community. Driven by a passion for advocacy and public policy, Sebastian is committed to creating meaningful change and serving students while preparing for a future dedicated to public service and national impact.
Sophia Peden ’27
Major: Communication
Hometown: Austin, Texas
Sophia is a second-generation Aggie and a proud member of the Fightin' Texas Aggie Class of 2027. She is pursuing a degree in communication with minors in business and leadership at Texas A&M University. A passionate and dedicated student leader, Sophia has served in executive leadership roles in the MSC Spencer Leadership Conference, Class Councils, and Sales Club. Her campus involvement extends to a variety of other organizations, and she is also an active member of Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority. Professionally, she aspires to a career in medical device sales. With a commitment to leadership, service and personal growth, Sophia strives to make a meaningful impact on her community and the broader Aggie Network.
Tommy Campbell ’27
Major: Financial planning
Hometown: Austin, Texas
Tommy is a sophomore majoring in financial planning from Austin, Texas, with a strong commitment to leadership and service. He is an active member of the Brotherhood of Christian Aggies where he serves on the philanthropy committee. On campus, Tommy participated in Aggie Muster as a Muster host and as coordinator of on-campus outreach for Cade Coppinger’s student body president campaign. His dedication extends beyond campus, where he serves on the Unite Under One staff, is involved in Young Life and actively participates at Central Church. When not at school, Tommy spends his time going on road trips, fly-fishing and working at various camps during summers, including Young Life camps and T Bar M Camps and Retreats.
Tony Santos ’28
Major: Chemical engineering
Hometown: Conroe, Texas
Tony is a first-generation Aggie and proud member of the Fightin’ Texas Aggie Class of 2028. He is pushing for a degree in chemical engineering with a minor in engineering project management at Texas A&M University. Tony currently serves as the director of operations for Maroon Out and the vice president of the Hispanic Presidents’ Council. His campus involvement also includes participation in organizations such as the American Institute of Chemical Engineers and the Student Engineers’ Council. Additionally, Tony is an Eagle Scout and Vigil Honor Member of the Sam Houston Area Council, Scouting America, which has instilled him with many impactful values and a servant’s heart. Professionally, Tony works with the Howdy Crew as a tour guide providing tours to prospective students at Appelt Aggieland Visitor Center and will be returning as a process engineering intern over the summer with Hunt Gulliot and Associates. Tony’s campus life has fueled his dedication to giving back, paying it forward with a passion to serve the many avenues that have shaped who he is today at Texas A&M with hopes to leave a lasting impact.
Tracer Rice ’28
Major: Animal science
Hometown: McGregor, Texas
Tracer is a first-generation aggie from McGregor, Texas. He is currently pursuing a bachelor’s degree in animal science and agriculture leadership and development. During his time at Texas A&M University, he has served as the executive vice president and currently serves as vice president of tradition coordination for the Class of 2028. During his freshman year, he was active in the College of Agriculture & Life Sciences Freshman Experience, Texas A&M Collegiate Farm Bureau, Animal Science Ambassadors and Saddle & Sirloin Club. Currently, he serves as the program and recruitment chair and an Equine Committee member for the Animal Science Ambassadors, treasurer and finance chair for Texas A&M Collegiate Farm Bureau, department representative on the Honors Student Council and as a peer mentor for the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Hullabaloo U Freshman Class. In his free time, Tracer loves to play sand volleyball and golf, spend time with friends and family and continue to grow his relationship with God. After college, he hopes to work in agricultural policy and advocate for youth agriculture education. He hopes to continue to grow the next generation of agriculturalists by working in policy development to ensure every student has the opportunity to learn about agriculture.
Warren Anderson ’28
Major: Political science
Hometown: Houston, Texas
Warren Anderson is a second-generation Aggie and a proud member of the Fightin’ Texas Aggie Class of 2028. He is currently pursuing a degree in political science with a minor in Arabic studies and is a member of the Corps of Cadets in Company B-2. Within the Corps, Warren is a weapons squad team leader in Rudders Rangers Company and serves as a fire team leader in his outfit. Through these roles, he is preparing to commission as an officer in the United States Army, with aspirations of serving in either military intelligence or aviation. Off the Quad, Warren serves as a campus improvement representative for the Student Government Association and as a Brother in Christ freshman mentor for Freshman Leaders in Christ. He has also served as an Impact counselor, guiding incoming freshmen through their transition to Texas A&M and the local church, and in Christian Business Leaders. In his free time, he enjoys spending time with friends and family, trying new food, reading, spending time outdoors, exercising and studying the Bible with his Missional Community Group at Restoration Church Bryan. Warren’s heart for serving Texas A&M as an 1879 Society Ambassador stems from the deep sense of belonging he has found within the Aggie community.
Will Mida ’27
Major: Human resource development
Hometown: Frisco, Texas
Will is a first-generation Aggie from Frisco, Texas. He is pursuing a bachelor’s degree in human resource development with a minor in business. While in school, he has been involved in Brothers Under Christ as a member since his freshman year and now serves incoming members through various positions. Other event-based organizations Will has served in are Kamp Love as well as Impact Retreat, which have allowed him to welcome incoming freshmen into college and maintain a solid community in their time at Texas A&M and beyond. Will loves to play pickleball, attend his friend’s events and spend as much time as possible with his roommates. Post-college, Will desires to pursue a pharmaceutical sales position and walk in the footsteps of his father, who has enjoyed a similar career.
William Rodriguez ’25
Major: Master of real estate
Hometown: Katy, Texas
William Rodriguez is a master student from Katy, Texas. He received his undergraduate degree in finance and is currently working to receive his Master of Real Estate. While at Texas A&M he has served as the junior and senior president for the Class of 2025, a student senator, a Class Agent, and as the external vice president on the Interfraternity Council (IFC). Beyond his involvements on campus, he volunteers at Grace Bible Church Southwood as a second-grade leader. In his free time, he enjoys reading, playing with his dog and working out. Will plans to pursue a career in commercial real estate after graduation.
