2024 - 2025 Executive Staff
Caroline Baldree '25
President
Major: Animal Science, Agricultural Leadership
Hometown: Carthage, TX
Caroline is a senior from Carthage, Texas pursuing a double major in agriculture leadership & development and animal science as well as a minor in human resource development. She serves in many different capacities on campus such as a Fish Camp co-chair, Hullabaloo U peer mentor and teaching assistant in the ALEC department. Caroline also works as a student worker in the AgriLife Extension Service and as a college intern at Declaration Church. She is also an active volunteer in the youth ministry at her church. The time she is not spending at school or at church, she is hanging out with friends, playing pickleball or baking cookies.
Rachel Davis '25
Executive Vice President
Major: Biomedical Sciences
Hometown: San Antonio, TX
Rachel Davis is a second-generation Aggie from San Antonio, Texas. She is currently pursuing a bachelor’s degree in biomedical science with a minor in neuroscience. While at A&M, she is part of a research team through the College of Public Health and is currently a teaching assistant for. Outside of academics, Rachel volunteers at the St. Joseph’s Emergency Room and works as a medical assistant at a pediatrician's office during school breaks. In her free time, she enjoys painting, running, working out and listening to music. Following graduation, Rachel hopes to pursue a Doctor of Medicine and attend a residency training program to become a double-board certified psychiatrist and neurologist.
Colt Gaylor '26
Vice President of Former Student Engagement
Major: Allied Health
Hometown: Howe, TX
Colt Gaylor is a first-generation Aggie and a proud member of the Fightin' Texas Aggie Class of 2026! He is studying allied health and is set to commission in the United States Air Force. Currently, he is serving as a member of the Corps of Cadets and executive vice president of Former Student Relations. In this role, he encourages students to engage with and learn former students' valuable lessons and how they live out the core values we hold dear. After graduating, he will fulfill his commitment to serve in the United States Air Force and hopes to continue to impact the lives of others around him.
Anna Palasciano '25
Vice President of Marketing and Communication
Major: Communications
Hometown: Little Elm, TX
Anna is a first-generation Aggie from Little Elm, Texas. She is currently pursuing a bachelor’s degree in communications with a minor in sports management and a professional certificate in social media. During her time at Texas A&M she has been involved in her sorority, Gamma Phi Beta where she served as the social chairwoman and philanthropy chairwoman; the vice president of marketing and communications for The Association of Former Students’ 1879 Society Ambassadors, a committee member for The Big Event and the Greek honor Society, A member of the Communications Student Association, and a Fish camp counselor. Anna is also currently working as a Student Assistant at The Board of Regents office for the Texas A&M University school system. In her free time Anna loves running, where she is a charity runner for the nonprofit organization, Girls On The Run and she recently created her own small business for creative design. After graduation, Anna hopes to pursue a career in either marketing or sales where she can continue to impact her community through her love of service.
2024 - 2025 Ambassadors
Adelyn Valle '26
Major: Psychology
Hometown: Troy, TX
Adelyn is a second-generation Aggie from Troy, Texas. She is currently pursuing a bachelor's degree in psychology. During her time at Texas A&M she has served as a Breakaway volunteer and Fish Camp counselor, and she’s been an active member of Aggie Sisters for Christ and Honors Student Council. Outside of academics, Adelyn works as a nanny and serves on the welcome team at Declaration Church. In her free time, she enjoys traveling, needlepointing and photography. After graduation, Adelyn hopes to attend law school to pursue a career in child welfare law.
Andrew Applewhite '25
Major: Political Science
Hometown: Dallas, TX
Andrew Applewhite is a rising senior political science major from Dallas. He chose to attend Texas A&M alongside his twin sister in the fall of 2021. He has been involved in multiple student organizations, including MSC Abbott, the Handball Club, Brothers Under Christ and the Student Government Association. For the 2023-2024 school year, Andrew served as the student body president, pouring his heart into representing a current student population of over 77,000. He currently also serves as an executive student assistant at The Association of Former Students. Looking forward, Andrew plans to deepen his understanding of law and policy by pursuing a law degree after graduating in May 2025.
Bentley Miller '25
Major: Sport Management
Hometown: Dallas, TX
Bentley Miller is a senior at Texas A&M University. Growing up in Dallas, Miller was always drawn to A&M's deep traditions, but what was most intriguing was the Corps of Cadets. The idea of experiencing military-style training within a university setting was fascinating, and as a first-generation Aggie, this journey was bound to be special. Miller began at Blinn College for a year before transferring to A&M as a sophomore, fully embracing the Corps and all it had to offer. Since then, Miller has been deeply involved in the Ross Volunteers and has served on the Air Force staff of the Corps of Cadets, developing leadership skills and building lasting connections. Now, as a member of the 1879 Ambassador Society, Miller has the privilege of representing A&M's legacy and sharing its traditions with others.
Cade Conrad '25
Major: Agricultural Economics
Hometown: Bryan, TX
Cade is a senior agricultural economics major (public policy and economic analysis) from Bryan, Texas. He has been involved across campus from Fish Aides to student government, the ANRP Internship Program, Aggies & Mentors, and more. For the past two years, Cade has also been an Executive Student Assistant for The Association of Former Students and is beyond excited to be a part of the 1879 Society Ambassadors and represent the Aggie Network. After graduation, Cade plans to move to Washington, D.C., and pursue a career in public service on Capitol Hill. When he’s not in class, working, or attending meetings, you can find Cade hanging out with his friends, spending time with his niece, or watching some of his favorite shows!
Catalina Ortiz '26
Major: Public Health
Hometown: Selma, TX
Catalina Ortiz is a junior majoring in Public Health with a minor in Biology, from Selma, Texas. As the current president of Aggies Pursuing Healthcare, she builds on her previous role as the professional development chair for the 2023-2024 academic year. Catalina is actively engaged on campus through her participation in the Pre-Dental Society, Courageous Conversations for Latina Women and as a Hullabaloo U Peer Mentor. Beyond her academic and leadership roles, she passionately volunteers and works in the early childhood department at Grace Bible Church. Looking ahead, Catalina aspires to attend dental school and pursue a career as an endodontist in the United States Air Force.
Corbitt Armstrong '25
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.
Dawson Chaffin '25
Major: PAA Wealth Management Track
Hometown: Dallas, TX
A native of Dallas, Dawson is a part of the Professional Program in Accounting pursuing an undergraduate and graduate degree in accounting. Dawson serves as the Young Life team leader at Rudder High School and is a member of Brothers Under Christ Fraternity. Throughout his time at A&M, he was a staff assistant and recruitment executive for the Big Event and a Delegate and Programs Director for MSC Abbott. He has spent three summers at Pine Cove Bluffs, a family camp in Tyler, TX and served this past summer as the Impact Senior Counselor. He is passionate about watching, playing, and refereeing soccer, bowling, board games, and pickleball. In the Spring of 2024, Dawson will be an Audit Intern for KPMG in Dallas and will pursue his CPA certification and a career in public accounting.
Delaney Gilmore '25
Major: Nursing
Hometown: Castle Rock, CO
Delaney is a senior nursing major with a psychology minor from Castle Rock, Colorado. On campus, she is involved in Gamma Phi Beta, where she has served as the membership vice president and collegiate, alumni, and parent relations chair. She also has involvement in various other organizations such as Aggie Pediatric Nursing Association, Aggie Newborn and Obstetrics Nursing Association, and previously, Delta Eta Pi. During her free time, she enjoys running, baking and spending time with friends and family. After graduation, she hopes to pursue her Doctor of Nursing Practice to become a nurse practitioner.
Devin McWilliams '25
Major: Education
Hometown: San Antonio, TX
Devin McWilliams is a senior education major from San Antonio, Texas. Several of his involvements around campus include being a member of the Corps of Cadets, serving as a Fish Camp Counselor, as well as serving as an Assistant Staff Member for Big Event! Devin also works part-time at a retail warehouse-distribution center here in College Station. Upon graduation, he hopes to pursue a Master’s Degree in Educational Leadership where he can use this degree to help achieve his ultimate goal of becoming a High School Principal! However, when Devin is not studying for class, you’ll more than likely find him at the local movie theater, grabbing food with buddies, or finding any excuse to get outside!
Dora Gibbons '27
Major: Neuroscience
Hometown: Howell, NJ
Dora Gibbons is a sophomore majoring in Behavioral and Cognitive Neuroscience, from Howell, New Jersey. As a member of the Corps of Cadets in Company S-1, Dora is involved in Darling Recruiting Company as well as serving as a fireteam leader and PR Sergeant. Dora is a proud member of Aggie Sweethearts and Traditions Council where she serves on the Bonfire Remembrance Committee. In Dora’s free time, she loves to run, bake and spend time with friends and family! After graduation Dora hopes to attend Physician Assistant school and eventually become a Pediatric Physician Assistant.
Dylan Wesson '24
Major: Master of Real Estate
Hometown: College Station, TX
Dylan Wesson is a second-generation Aggie from College Station. He is currently pursuing his master of Real Estate and recently graduated from Texas A&M with his Bachelor of Business Administration in finance. While at Texas A&M, he has served in numerous positions with the Interfraternity Council (IFC), Business Student Council (BSC), Titans of Investing, Business Fellows and served as a Fish Camp counselor for two years. Dylan also works as a student worker in the Center for Executive Development (CED) at the Mays Business School. In his free time, he enjoys reading, traveling, working out and spending quality time with friends. Following graduation, Dylan plans to pursue a career in commercial real estate.
Garrett Beller '27
Major: Industrial Distribution
Hometown: Fulshear, TX
Garrett Beller is a first-generation Aggie from Fulshear, TX 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: Education, Psychology, Political Science
Hometown: Galveston, TX
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 serves as the Executive Vice President for the Collegiate Panhellenic Council, Director of Outreach for Kamp Love, and the 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 an MPSA or master’s in educational administration while teaching middle school in the BCS area.
Grace Rogers '25
Major: University Studies Dance Concentration
Hometown: Knoxville, TN
Grace is a first-generation Aggie from Knoxville, Tennessee. She is currently pursuing a bachelor's degree in dance with a minor in secondary education and psychology. While at Texas A&M she has been involved with Aggie Ballet Company, Delta Eta Pi, and she is an 1879 Society Ambassador. Outside of school, she currently works as a financial counselor for 21st Mortgage. Upon graduation, she plans to attend graduate school and work as a dance educator.
Graci Box '27
Major: Agricultural Leadership and Development
Hometown: Midland, TX
Graci is a second-generation Aggie from Midland, Texas. She is currently 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 is currently working as a student assistant in the office of Texas A&M president Mark A. Welsh III. Outside of school, Graci is a member of the A&M United Methodist Church's College Ministry Group 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 either attending graduate school or pursuing her Juris Doctor.
Grant Hockenberry '25
Major: Animal Science
Hometown: Longview, TX
Grant Hockenberry, a proud third-generation Aggie from Longview, is pursuing a degree in animal science with hopes of furthering his education at Texas A&M. Throughout his time on campus, he has served in numerous capacities such as vice president of the senior class and Vice President of Municipal Affairs on the Executive Board of the Student Government Association. Previously, he held roles as Finance Chair and Caucus Leader in the Student Senate, showcasing his dedication to both service and advocacy for the university. Upon graduation, Grant plans to pursue a graduate degree in Agribusiness at Texas A&M, with the goal of contributing to the future of the agricultural industry. When he’s not busy in his various leadership roles, you can find him spending time with friends at The Dixie Chicken or cheering on Texas A&M sports teams.
Grayson Brougher '25
Major: Business Management - Entrepreneurial Leadership
Hometown: Georgetown, TX
Grayson is a senior business management-entrepreneurial leadership student a from Georgetown, Texas. He serves as the external assistant director for Aggie Nations, connecting international students to the Aggie Network, as well as directing Island Party, a family-friendly philanthropic music festival in College Station presented by Beta Upsilon Chi. Grayson is also a business development intern for Path Company and an involved member of Mosaic Church, teaching the youth program. When he is not spending time at the university or church, he enjoys spending time with those he cares about and playing pickleball and golf.
Jackson Love '25
Major: Business Management
Hometown: Flower Mound, TX
Jackson is a first-generation Aggie from Flower Mound, Texas. He is a senior studying business management with a focus on Consulting. He is currently serving as president of Brothers Under Christ. While at Texas A&M, he has also served for Island Party Music Festival, Impact Retreat and the Brew Coffeehouse. He is also a member of Grace Bible Church. When he’s not working, you may see him on a run or at a coffee shop!
Jacob Armour '25
Major: Recreation, Park, and Tourism Sciences
Hometown: Knoxville, TN
Jacob is a first-generation Aggie from Knoxville, Tennessee. He is currently pursuing a bachelor's degree in recreation, park, and tourism sciences with a focus on event management and a minor in military studies. During his time at Texas A&M he has been involved with the Corps of Cadets in Gator 2(Sq 2) where he has served as a fireteam leader, PR and recruiting sergeant, and he currently serves as the public relations and career readiness officer positions. Jacob is a member of the Ross Volunteer Company and has the amazing opportunity to serve as the company armorer for the 2024-2025 academic year. In the past, he has been involved with organizations around campus such as Impact Retreat Ministries as well as Breakaway Ministries. In his free time Jacob loves to play soccer, work out and meet new people.
James Guandolo '25
Major: Recreation, Park, and Tourism Sciences
Hometown: Dallas, TX
James Guandolo is a proud member of the Fightin' Texas Aggie Class of 2025 from Dallas, Texas, and he is pursuing a degree in computer science. As a dedicated member of the Corps of Cadets, James exemplifies leadership and discipline, contributing to the traditions and values of Texas A&M University through his role as Deputy Corps Commander, his community within his outfit, and his involvement in the Ross Volunteers. James enjoys exploring his passion for music, staying active through workouts and spending time reading. With a focus on both personal growth and professional development, James is committed to making the most of his Aggie experience while preparing for a future in technology and innovation.
Jaymeson Hacker '26
Major: Communication
Hometown: San Antonio, TX
Jaymeson Hacker is a third-generation Aggie from San Antonio, Texas. She is currently pursuing two bachelor’s degrees in political science and communication. During her time at Texas A&M she has served as both executive vice president and chief of staff for the Class of 2026; the vice president of events for the Student Council of Arts and Sciences; parliamentarian for Gamma Phi Beta; COSGA committee member; Fish Camp counselor; Hullabaloo U peer mentor; Ring Dance assistant director;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; a volunteer in Grace Bible Church’s children's ministry program; a sales associate for South by Sea merchandising and apparel. After graduation, Jayme plans to move to Washington, D.C., in hopes of pursuing a career in public service on Capitol Hill. 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!
John Andruss '26
Major: Civil Engineering
Hometown: Victoria, TX
John Andruss is a third-generation aggie from Victoria, Texas. He is currently 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, friends and do anything outdoors. Upon graduation, he plans to commission into the United States Air Force as a civil engineer.
JoJo Lang '26
Major: Finance
Hometown: Austin, TX
JoJo Lang is a first-generation Aggie from Austin, Texas, and he is currently pursuing a bachelor’s degree in finance at Mays Business School. He has previously worked in land development with Perry Homes and plans to use his experience to pursue a career in commercial real estate. He is a part of multiple student organizations across campus serving as a training and finance sergeant in the Corps of Cadets and as a staff assistant for The Big Event. In his spare time, he enjoys golfing, hitting the gym, watching sports, and spending time with friends and family.
Josie Adams '26
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. Throughout her time at A&M, Josie has demonstrated a passion for leadership and service, serving as chair of Traditions Council and contributing to organizations such as Fish Aides and Campus Muster. In addition to her campus involvement, Josie works at The Association of Former Students, where she helps strengthen the Aggie Network and foster connections among 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.
Keeten Levin '26
Major: Political Science
Hometown: Fairview, TX
Keeten Levin is a junior political science major from Fairview, TX. While on campus Keeten has been involved in Mays Business Fellows, Fish Camp, Pi Kappa Alpha as vice president, SGA development commissioner and currently serves as the president of the Texas A&M Interfraternity Council. In addition, Keeten currently works as a student assistant for the Center of Executive Development at Mays. Keeten has a passion for serving Texas A&M and leaving it better than he found it. If you want to catch Keeten relaxing his is most likely at the Chicken shooting pool or playing dominos.
Landon Johnson '25
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 is a part of the Corps of Cadets in Squadron “Gator” 2 as well as a member of the Ross Volunteer Company. He works as a tour guide for the Howdy Crew at the Appelt Visitor Center giving tours to prospective students. Upon graduation, Landon hopes to find a job in the private or public sector that can support himself and his fiancée, Ella, as she pursues her dream to become a doctor in medical school.
Lisa Cantu '24
Major: Graduate degree in 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. 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. She is a Raymond Morris Bowen Jr. Memorial Scholarship recipient and a Mance L. Park Memorial Fellow.
Luke Brill '26
Major: Mechanical Engineering
Hometown: Centennial, CO
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 has taken on a leadership role as treasurer and previously 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 aspires to combine his technical engineering expertise with a business-oriented mindset to make a meaningful and lasting impact on the world.
Luke Morrison '25
Major: Environmental Studies
Hometown: Lumberton, TX
Luke is a second-generation Aggie from Lumberton, Texas, pursuing a Bachelor of Science in environmental studies with a minor in Geography. As a transfer student from Lamar University, Luke began his Aggie journey in the spring 2023. Since then, Luke has served in the Texas A&M Student Government Association Student Senate, chairing the Community Relations Committee and now the Finance Committee. He has also invested in campaigns, founding and leading Traditions Ticket in the 2024 cycle and serving as a Student Body President Campaign Manager. Luke is also a Class Agent, and a prayer teamer and counselor with Impact Retreat. Off-campus, Luke has worked as a counselor for Sky Ranch Camps, a congressional intern, and is a proud covenant member of Restoration Church Bryan, where he serves on the worship team. After graduation, Luke plans to attend law school and pursue a career in public policy, striving to glorify the Lord and serve others wherever he is.
Maddie Hood '27
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. Maddie is also a part of the 2025 Student Body president campaign team and works as an operations student assistant for the Corps of Cadets. 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.
Madeleine Renard '26
Major: Bioenvironmental Sciences
Hometown: College Station, TX
Madeleine Renard is a third-generation Aggie from College Station, Texas. She is a proud member of the Fightin’ Texas Aggie Class of 2026, and she is currently pursuing a degree in bioenvironmental sciences with hopes of pursuing a master's degree in plant pathology upon graduation in May 2025. During her time at Texas A&M, she has been involved with Aggie Sisters for Christ, the Aggie Research Scholars Program, the university jazz band and research in the Department of Plant Pathology and Microbiology. She is currently fulfilling the roles of a Bible study leader and worship team member in ASC, and she is working in a plant pathology extension research lab on campus. In her free time, you can find Madeleine playing jazz piano, crocheting, and cooking with her friends! Following graduate school, she hopes to pursue a career in crop development or consulting where she can serve others through her background in agriculture and STEM.
Mason Lambert '25
Major: Communications
Hometown: Abilene, TX
Mason Lambert is a first-generation Aggie from Abilene, Texas. She is currently pursuing a bachelor's degree in communication with a minor in health. She has been involved across campus in organizations including Kappa Alpha Theta, Aggie Habitat for Humanity, Big Event and she is an Aggieland Humane Society volunteer. For the past two years, Mason has been a reception student assistant at The Association of Former Students. After graduation, Mason plans on pursuing her master's degree in business administration and hopes to work in the medical sales field.
Megan Keller '27
Major: Biology
Hometown: Kingwood, TX
Megan is a first-generation Aggie from Kingwood, Texas. She is currently pursuing a bachelor's degree in biology in hopes of pursuing a career in orthodontics. During her time at Texas A&M she has been involved in Fish Aides Freshman Leadership Organization, where she served on the Fish Aides service committee and further served on the communications subcommittee; Texas A&M's Pre-Dental Society; TAMU Aggies Against Cancer; the student body president's 2024 election campaign team as a campaign manager; United Under One where she served on the outreach and floater Teams. Megan also attends Restoration Church in Bryan where she serves on the children's ministry team and is a part of a missional community group. She is also a part of BCS Local Church Babysitting. In her free time, Megan loves the outdoors and spending time with friends, where she is a frequenter of Aggie Park. After graduation, Megan hopes to attend dental and orthodontics schools where she can continue to bring smiles to her community's faces.
Nathan Watts '25
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. 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.
Nicholas Lang '25
Major: Agricultural Leadership
Hometown: Colleyville, TX
Nick is a third-generation Aggie and an agricultural leadership major from Colleyville Texas. Nick serves as commander for Company F2 alongside being Ross Volunteer historian and an assistant squad leader in the “Tree” platoon. In his time at Texas A&M, Nick has been a member of Traditions Council and the national champion Class of 2025 Fish Drill Team. Nick attends Grace Bible Church at the Anderson campus. Nick also spends his summers working at Frontier Camp in Grapeland, Texas, and he has worked there for six summers.
Owen Denman '26
Major: Economics
Hometown: Aledo, TX
Owen Denman 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 into parachurch ministry!
Rieghlynn Wallace '25
Major: Agricultural Leadership and Development
Hometown: Edwards, CA
Rieghlynn is a first-generation Aggie originally from San Antonio, Texas. She is a senior agricultural leadership & development major with a minor in military studies. While at Texas A&M, she dedicates her time as a student leader in the Corps of Cadets. Rieghlynn is also currently serving as a commanding officer for Squadron 23. In her free time, Rieghlynn loves cooking and spending time exploring the outdoors. After graduation, Rieghlynn will be commissioned into the U.S. Air Force.
Randy Allen '28
Major: Public Health
Hometown: Leakey, TX
Rodrigo Saenz '25
Major: Master of Finance
Hometown: Austin, TX
Rodrigo Saenz is a first-generation Aggie from Austin, Texas, pursuing a bachelor’s in accounting and business honors and a master's in financial management through the Professional Program in Accounting. He is also on track to earn his CPA. Throughout his time at Texas A&M, Rodrigo has been actively involved in various organizations, including the Freshman Business Initiative, Career Closet, the Soccer Club Team and St. Mary’s Catholic Church. Most notably, he served as president of the Interfraternity Council, where he oversaw 18 chapters and more than 1,800 members. In his free time, Rodrigo enjoys reading, working out, growing in his faith, and spending quality time with friends. Following graduation, he plans to begin his career with Deloitte in Houston.
Tommy Campbell '27
Major: Financial Planning
Hometown: Austin, TX
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.
Torsten Gliszczynski '26
Major: Nuclear Engineering
Hometown: Floral Park, NY
Torsten is a first-generation Aggie from Long Island, New York, and a proud member of the Fightin' Texas Aggie Class of 2026! He is currently pursuing an undergraduate degree in nuclear engineering with a double minor in radiological health engineering and statistics. Torsten is also a member of the Corps of Cadets as a part of company K-2, the Corps Men's Soccer Team and the American Nuclear Society. After graduation, Torsten will be commissioned into the Navy as a Nuclear Power School instructor.
Trey Bass '27
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 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.
Tristan Lanclos '25
Major: Computer Engineering
Hometown: Katy, TX
Tristan is a senior computer engineering major with a Cybersecurity minor from Katy, Texas. He serves in many capacities on campus: commander of the Fightin’ Texas Aggie Band, a member of the Ross Volunteers, Student Engineers’ Council and O.R. Simpson Honor Society. Tristan serves as a mentor to countless members of the Aggie Band as well as engineers. He is also active in St. Mary’s Catholic Center. In his free time, he enjoys spending time with friends, making music and exploring the outdoors. Following graduation, Tristan will serve in the United States Armed Forces with hopes to continue positively impacting those around him.
Will Rodriguez '25
Major: Finance
Hometown: Katy, TX
William Rodriguez is a senior from Katy, Texas. He is finishing up his undergraduate degree in Finance and beginning 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 first 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.
