Maroon Coats Directory

Tomas Heredia ’26 is a first-generation Aggie from Bogotá, Colombia, studying Communication with a minor in Business at Texas A&M University. During his time at Texas A&M, Tomas has been deeply involved in leadership and service. He is a proud member of Squadron 8 in the Corps of Cadets, where he has served as Chaplain and Platoon Leader. Tomas is also a member of the Ross Volunteer Company. Tomas has been actively involved in the Muster tradition, serving in various roles throughout his time at Texas A&M. He currently serves as Chair of the Aggie Muster Committee, leading a team of student leaders in planning and executing one of the university’s most meaningful traditions. Tomas is grateful for the opportunities Texas A&M has given him to grow as a leader and to be part of something greater than himself. In his spare time, he enjoys spending time with friends, working out, staying active, listening to music, and continuing to invest in his personal and professional development. After graduation, Tomas will attend the Bush School of Government & Public Service to pursue a Master of International Affairs, with the goal of building a career centered on leadership and service in both the public and private sectors.

Boluwasefe Adelugba is a first-generation Aggie from Lithonia, Georgia, and a recipient of the Posse Foundation Scholarship. She is currently pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Honors Forensic and Investigative Sciences with a concentration in Pre-Law and minor in Sociology. During her time at Texas A&M, Boluwasefe has served as Vice Commissioner for the SGA Representation Commission, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Ambassador, and Administrator for XL Academy. She also works as a Peer Recruiter for the Office of Admissions, connecting with prospective students and families to recruit the next class of Aggies. Professionally, Boluwasefe spent two years as a Consulting Intern with an educational nonprofit, advocating for underprivileged students. In her previous summers, she had the opportunity to study abroad in Greece through Texas A&M with the support of Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship. Proudly Nigerian-American, Boluwasefe loves spending time with her family and embracing her culture. After graduation, she plans to attend law school to become a litigation attorney, advocating for individuals in underrepresented communities.

Claire Poage is a second-generation Aggie from Marble Falls, Texas, majoring in Animal Science with the goal of continuing her family’s six-generation legacy of Texas beef cattle ranching. Deeply committed to Aggie traditions, she serves as a photographer for the Corps of Cadets, capturing the moments that tell the story of Texas A&M’s Keepers of the Spirit. Claire is actively involved in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Council and mentors freshmen through the COALS Freshman Experience, helping new students find connection within the Aggie family. Her involvement across campus reflects her heart for service and her desire to strengthen the Aggie community. In the summers, Claire serves at T Bar M Camp Travis, where she has the opportunity to share the gospel and invest in the lives of high school students. Outside of school, she enjoys being outdoors, running, playing basketball, playing guitar and singing, and spending time with family and friends.

Elizabeth is a second generation Aggie from Kingwood, Texas. She is pursuing a BS in Ag Communications and Journalism with a minor in Dance Choreography and an MS in Marketing at Mays Business School. Elizabeth has enjoyed the many opportunities offered for student involvement and service at A&M. She has served athletics as an Ambassador on Team 12 and as the Student Director of Operations for the Lettermen’s Association. Her passion to spread Aggie spirit to the next generation of Aggies led her to becoming a Fish Camp Chair and Counselor as well as serving in Student Government as both the VP of Retention/Recruitment and the VP of Service for the Aggie Recruitment Committee. She was also elected to the board of Pi Beta Phi sorority as the Director of Policy and Prevention and as a sophomore, she was a member of SAIL, Sophomores Advancing in Leadership. Elizabeth is currently the host of “On Air with Student Affairs,” a podcast highlighting campus life, leadership, and university initiatives alongside the Division of Student Affairs and she works at Texas A&M’s on campus broadcast station, KAMU-TV/FM, as their student marketing coordinator. She can also be found representing KAMU as a student correspondent for special programs! Elizabeth’s favorite philanthropic activities are volunteering at the Boys and Girls Club of the Brazos Valley and supporting Hopestone Inc., a non-profit organization supporting arts for underserved populations. She also enjoys spending time with family and friends, especially at Aggie sporting events. After graduation, Elizabeth plans to pursue a career in public relations and marketing and also use her dance background to support youth in developing a love of fine arts.

Jack is a third-generation Aggie from Frisco, Texas. He is currently pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Ag Business. On campus, Jack is a member of the Corps of Cadets in Squadron 2. He has been elected as a Yell Leader for the 2026-2027 school year. Off campus Jack attends Grace Anderson Bible church and a weekly Bible study. In his spare time, Jack enjoys spending time with his buddies, checking cows with his grandfather, and being with family. After graduation, Jack plans on entering into the Real Estate business.

Clare Hivnor is a first-generation Aggie from San Antonio, Texas, pursuing a degree in Animal Science with a minor in Pre-Medicine. Following graduation, she plans to attend medical school and continue serving others through a career in medicine. During her time at Texas A&M, Clare has been deeply involved with FEAST as a freshman participant, staff member, and Director of Finance, and has also been involved with Fish Camp. Clare’s passion for preserving Aggie tradition is evident through her service on the Aggie Muster Committee, where she has served as a Host, Committee Member, and now on the Executive team. Academically, Clare serves as a Teaching Assistant for Dr. Wickersham in the Department of Animal Science. Her summers are spent volunteering in medical clinics and serving as a summer camp counselor for children with medical disabilities. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with family, exploring the outdoors with friends, and participating in church events at St. Mary’s.

Chloe is from Wall, Texas and is pursuing a Bachelor of Science in both Agricultural Leadership and Development and Agricultural Economics with a minor in International Agricultural Development. As a passionate agricultural advocate, Chloe dedicates her efforts to serving the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences (COALS) as a member of the COALS Council, a participant in the Aron and Mary Lois Savell Leadership Mentor Program, and a Teaching Assistant for the Texas Barbecue course. Chloe also serves as a Group Leader for John 15 and in liturgical ministries at St. Mary’s Catholic Church. Chloe currently works as a Student Athlete Tutor for the Center of Student Athlete Services. Chloe’s past involvements include COALS F.X., Aggie Muster Host, and Saddle and Sirloin Club. Outside of her academic and extracurricular pursuits, Chloe enjoys watching pig shows, baking sweet treats for her friends and family, and engaging in deep, thoughtful conversations. Chloe’s long-term career goal is to specialize in strategic planning and consulting for rural communities.

Harris is a first-generation Aggie from Spicer, Minnesota. He is a student in the Masters in Accounting program at Mays Business School. On campus, Harris has been a delegate for the MSC Abbott Family Leadership Conference, an Aggie Nations host group leader, and a member of Beta Upsilon Chi Fraternity. Currently, he serves as the director of Aggie Nations, an SGA Committee organization existing to welcome international students into the Aggie community. During his undergraduate studies in Economics, Harris completed a semester internship in The Philippines performing economic research on poverty alleviation. This experience enhanced his passion for helping others. Off campus, Harris enjoys hunting, fishing, podcasting with his mom, running, meeting new people, and spending time with friends and family. After graduation, Harris hopes to pursue a career in finance or accounting, ultimately serving where his passion and talents align.

Maddie is a second-generation Aggie from College Station, Texas, pursuing a Bachelor's of Science in Psychology. During her time at A&M, Maddie has served as a co-chair for Fish Aides Freshman Leadership Organization, as media coordinator for The Aggie Muster Committee, and as internal philanthropy chair for Tri-Delta Sorority. She has also been involved as a delegate in MSC Abbott Family Leadership and a counselor for Impact Retreats. Off campus, she enjoys serving with her local high school choir, attending Grace Creekside Church, and spent her summer as a counselor at T bar M Camp Travis. Maddie finds joy in quality time with her family, traveling with friends, musical theatre, and forming meaningful connections with new people. After graduation, she plans to attend optometry school, pursuing her passion for impacting lives through helping others see the world with clarity.

Geren Gathright is a second-generation Aggie from Fort Worth, Texas, pursuing a degree in Agricultural Economics focused in Finance and Real Estate. As a sophomore and member of Squadron 17 in the Corps of Cadets, he has served as the Academics and Public Relations Director. Beyond the Corps, Geren serves as a Staff Assistant for The Big Event, and is also a delegate for the MSC Abbott Leadership Conference. Geren also Served as a Camp Counselor at the Pine Cove Ranch last summer, where he had the opportunity to mentor 6th and 7th graders in their faith. In his free time, Geren enjoys playing golf, running, spending time with family and friends, and pretty much anything you can do outside. Upon graduation Geren plans to attend graduate school.

Josh is a first-generation Aggie from Cedar Park, Texas. He is currently pursuing his Bachelor's degree in Economics and plans to obtain a masters in Public Service Administration. On campus, Josh is involved in the Corps of Cadets in Company E2, serving as the 2024-2025 Mascot Corporal for Miss Reveille X. As Reveille’s handler, Josh has been given the opportunity to bring a physical representation of the Aggie Spirit to former, current, and future students and their families, including his own. He has also been elected as a Yell Leader for the 2025-2026 school year. Off campus, Josh is involved with Faith Bible Church and a Corps Bible study. In his spare time, Josh enjoys reading the Bible, playing sports or card games, cooking, and spending quality time with friends and family. After graduation, Josh plans to continue to serve others by becoming a Texas State Trooper to make a positive impact on his community.

Gia is a third-generation Aggie from Cypress, Texas, pursuing a degree in Sociology while dually enrolled in the Master of Public Service and Administration program at the Bush School of Government and Public Service. During her time at Texas A&M, Gia has served on Traditions Council for three years, including two as Chair of Silver Taps, and has spent three years serving as a Muster Host. In addition, she contributed to General (Ret.) Mark Welsh’s 2040 Strategic Planning Employer State and National Needs Committee, represented Texas A&M as a delegate on the Stark Northeast MSC Programs Tour, and is an active member of Chi Omega. She is deeply grateful for the opportunities Texas A&M provides its students to serve and make a meaningful impact in the community. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with friends, discovering new music, and reading a good book. After graduation, she hopes to pursue a career focused on strengthening homeland security and national resilience, guided by her commitment to serving others.

Jim is a second-generation Aggie from Kingwood, Texas, pursuing a degree in Industrial Distribution. He is a proud member of Squadron 17 in the Corps of Cadets, where he has served as guidon bearer, and also serves as a Ross Volunteer. Jim has been involved with MSC Abbott as a delegate and was a member of FLiC. Jim has spent his summers working as a counselor at Camp Ozark and volunteering with the Free Burma Rangers. He enjoys working out, running, and Aggie football. After graduation, Jim plans to pursue a career in medical sales.

John is a first-generation Aggie from Florence, Texas, pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Distribution with a certificate in Applied Ethical Leadership. He is a proud member of Squadron 20 in the Corps of Cadets and has served on the Parsons Mounted Cavalry Cannon Team, later serving as the Commanding Officer of Parsons Mounted Cavalry. John is contracted with the U.S. Air Force and plans to commission as a Second Lieutenant in May of 2027, where he hopes to serve as a pilot. He is also a member of the Professional Association for Industrial Distribution (PAID) and has served as an Aggie Muster Host. John greatly enjoys the outdoors and is passionate about investing in others through mentorship, personal development, and leadership.

Carson is a second-generation Aggie from College Station, Texas, pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Distribution and a Master’s in Finance at Mays Business School. He is a proud member of Squadron 17 in the Corps of Cadets, where he has served in key leadership roles, including Executive Officer and First Sergeant. Carson also serves as Tree Platoon Leader in the Ross Volunteer Company. Beyond the Corps, he has been Director of Delegates for the MSC Abbott Family Leadership Conference, Songfest Chair, and a member of The Big Event operations committee. Carson has dedicated multiple summers to serving high school students at T Bar M Camp Travis and has also been active in Student Senate, PAID, and Fish Aides. In his spare time, he enjoys attending Fightin’ Texas Aggie sporting events, watching Cars, two-stepping, and trying new experiences. After graduation, Carson plans to integrate his faith with his professional goals by pursuing a career in private equity.

Ananya is a first-generation Aggie from Katy, Texas. She is a Brown Scholar and a President's Endowed Scholar pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering with a minor in Philosophy. During her time at A&M, Ananya has been involved in the Biomedical Engineering Society, the Engineering Honors Executive Committee, and the freshman leadership organization Aggie Leaders of Tomorrow (ALOT). She is also deeply involved in the Memorial Student Center Student Conference on National Affairs (MSC SCONA), where she served as a member, Director, and Vice Chair of Development. Ananya is passionate about her biomedical research at Texas A&M and the Houston Methodist Research Institute, exploring innovative drug therapy platforms and neurological disease pathologies. In her free time, she enjoys playing volleyball, hiking, experimenting with new recipes, and dancing – especially Bollywood and Latin styles. She also enjoys the challenge of friendly competition, particularly when board games are involved. Post graduation, Ananya plans to attend law school and pursue a career in patent or healthcare law, merging her passions for medical devices and law.

James Palomares is a first-generation Aggie from Katy, Texas, pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engineering at Texas A&M University. As a senior and member of Squadron 17 in the Corps of Cadets, he has served as both Chaplain and Academics Director, leading efforts to promote personal growth within his outfit. Beyond the Corps, James has served as a committee director for the American Association of Drilling Engineers and is involved in the Petroleum Ventures Program, where he engages in industry-focused development. Through his professional experiences and internships, he has developed a strong interest in reservoir engineering and field development. James has also been involved at St. Mary’s Catholic Center through the Music Ministry and Aggie Focus. In his free time, he enjoys playing tennis, pickleball, and traveling with friends. Upon graduation, he plans to begin his career in Houston, Texas, as a reservoir engineer for an oil and gas operator.

Margaret Hudson is a first-generation Aggie from Houston, Texas, pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Finance and a master’s degree in Financial Management through the Trading, Risk, and Investments Program (TRIP). TRIP is a high-impact program through Mays Business School that equips students for careers in energy trading, investments, and risk management. Margaret is also earning an energy accounting certification through Mays Business School to gain a holistic understanding of the industry. Margaret is an active member of her sorority, Tri Delta, where she has held key leadership roles such as Vice President of Membership Experience and Director of Recruitment Events. She has also served as a teaching assistant for Mathematics for Business and Social Sciences (MATH 140). Professionally, Margaret has gained experience through internships at Kinder Morgan and Engie North America and looks forward to completing two more internships through TRIP. In her free time, she enjoys traveling, trying new restaurants, event planning, and interior design. After graduation, Margaret is eager to pursue commodities trading in Houston’s energy sector.

Ellie is a first-generation Aggie from Houston, Texas. She is a student in the Mays Business Honors Program, pursuing a major in Finance and a minor in English Literature. On campus, Ellie has been involved in the Mays Business Fellows Program, the Business Student Council, the Business Honors Recruiting Committee, and the Horizons Consulting Guild. She has served as a Peer Leader for the Business Honors program, as well as a delegate for the Gilbert Leadership Conference and the MSC Abbott Family Leadership Conference. She is a current member of Delta Delta Delta, in which she serves as Director of Facility Operations, and attends Grace Anderson Church. Passionate about creating spaces where people are known and valued, Ellie strives to love others well and deeply. In her free time, Ellie enjoys trying new coffee shops, traveling, and discovering hidden corners of College Station. After graduation, she hopes to pursue a career at the intersection of learning and impact, investing in both people and purpose wherever she serves.

Pedro is a first-generation Aggie from São Paulo, Brazil. He is currently pursuing a degree in Finance at the Mays Business School as a part of the Business Honors program. Pedro is also a member of Texas A&M’s Aggies in Consulting Program, a high-impact initiative centered around management consulting. During his time at A&M, Pedro has enjoyed being a part of Aggie Timekeepers, Horizons Consulting Guild, and Peer Leading for the Business Honors Program. Pedro currently serves as the Professional Development Chair for Christian Business Leaders, as well as both the Recruiting Coordinator for the Business Honors Program and the President of the Business Honors Recruiting Committee. In his free time, Pedro enjoys trying new foods, watching movies with his twin brother, borrowing his dad’s clothes, and going indoor bouldering. After graduation, Pedro plans to pursue a career in management consulting before eventually transitioning into private equity.

Aidan Notzon is a second-generation Aggie from San Antonio, Texas, and a student in the Business Honors Program at Mays Business School, where he is pursuing a Bachelor of Business Administration with a minor in Spanish. He is a proud member of Squadron 17 in the Corps of Cadets, where he serves in several leadership roles, including Fire Team Leader and Finance Corporal. Beyond the Corps, Aidan has been active in leadership and service initiatives across campus. He has served as a delegate for both the MSC Abbott Family Leadership Conference and the Gilbert Leadership Conference. He has also been involved with Fish Aides, dedicating time to service on and off campus. In his spare time, Aidan enjoys golfing, hunting, fishing, and spending time outdoors with friends and family. After graduation, he hopes to begin a career in the grocery industry, where he looks forward to growing as a leader while pursuing work that reflects his values, faith, and commitment to serving others.

Peyton is a first-generation Aggie from Denison, TX. He is a Presidential Endowed Scholar in the Professional Program in Accounting & Business Honors Program at Mays Business School, pursuing a BBA in Accounting, an MS in Finance, and a minor in Sports Management. During his time at A&M, Peyton has been involved as the Athletics Chairman of the Aggie Men’s Club, a Business Honors Peer Leader, and a member of Fish Aides. He has also been an Abbott Family Leadership Conference delegate, a Gilbert Leadership Conference delegate, and served on the Executive Cabinet of Student Government. Off campus, Peyton attends Grace Bible Church and coaches basketball at the Brazos Boys Club. During his summers, Peyton has been a Financial Analyst Intern at the City of Denison and a US Senate Public Policy Intern in Washington, D.C. Peyton enjoys spending his free time traveling with his friends and family, enjoying the great outdoors, and winning as many intramural championship shirts as possible. Upon graduation, Peyton hopes to pursue a career in consulting.

Jonathan is a third-generation Aggie from Frisco, Texas. He is a student in the Business Honors Program at Mays Business School, pursuing a degree in Accounting. On campus, Jonathan has been a delegate for the Gilbert Leadership Conference and the MSC Abbott Family Leadership Conference, as well as a senator in the Texas A&M Student Senate. He currently serves as the Alumni Chair for Beta Upsilon Chi Fraternity, the Alumni Coordinator for the Gilbert Leadership Conference, and a host group member for Aggie Nations. Off campus, Jonathan volunteers at The Bridge Ministries and serves as a youth leader at Antioch Community Church. Last summer Jonathan worked as a counselor at Kanakuk and Impact, and is looking forward to his internship next summer in Risk Advisory. He enjoys playing intramurals, pickleball, spades, and spending time with friends and family. After graduation, he hopes to pursue a career in finance or accounting and plans to spend time serving the Lord overseas as a missionary.

Mitchell Colvin is a second-generation Aggie from Magnolia, Texas, and a student pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration at Mays Business School. He is an active member of Aggie Men’s Club, where he serves as Secretary and helps coordinate organizational operations and initiatives. Mitchell is also involved in The Big Event as a Donor Relations committee member, supporting donor engagement efforts, and serves on the External Relations Committee within Student Government, working to strengthen partnerships between the university and outside organizations. Professionally, Mitchell is a registered EMT preparing for a career in medicine and global medical mission work. In his free time, he enjoys triathlons, watching Star Wars and embracing spontaneous adventures. He is passionate about living boldly and using his gifts and opportunities to serve others.

Elizabeth is a first-generation Aggie from Southlake, Texas, pursuing a degree in Finance at Mays Business School. She serves as Philanthropy Sub-Co Head for Business Student Council, coordinating service initiatives for Mays and the Bryan-College Station community. Within Tri Delta, she is the External Philanthropy Events Coordinator and a Discipleship Leader. She also has the honor of serving as a Texas A&M Muster Host this year. Elizabeth currently works at the Center for Executive Development and has been involved in organizations such as Aggie Women in Business and Sports for Kids. One of her most meaningful leadership experiences was her involvement in the Gilbert Leadership Conference, where she attended as a delegate and later served as Alumni Coordinator. In her free time, she enjoys playing basketball, walking in Historic, hammocking in Aggie Park, and volunteering with Dogs Day Out. Her passion for faith and service has been shaped by three mission trips to Arusha, Tanzania. This summer, she will study abroad in Italy and later serve with Mercy Ships in Madagascar. After graduation, Elizabeth hopes to pursue a career in international business and nonprofit ministry.

Landen Mitchell is a first-generation Aggie from Salem, Oregon, pursuing a Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance at Mays Business School. As the son of a military veteran, he has developed a deep appreciation for Texas A&M’s traditions and a strong respect for service. At Texas A&M, Landen has pursued his interest in mission-driven business as a student Investment Analyst intern at the Texas A&M Foundation, where he’s grateful for the opportunity to learn from experienced professionals while contributing to the university’s long-term impact. Outside the classroom, he has found community through Brothers Under Christ (BYX), serving in multiple chair roles and building friendships that have shaped his college experience. He is also involved with Big Brothers Big Sisters of America, where he enjoys investing time in mentorship and building a meaningful relationship with his Little Brother. One of his favorite college memories is playing night golf with glow-in-the-dark balls alongside his roommates during freshman year, a simple but unforgettable reminder of how much fun community can be. When he’s not studying or working, Landen enjoys running, playing basketball, snowboarding, disc golf, and occasionally strumming the guitar. His faith shapes the way he views himself and others, and while he’s still discovering exactly what he hopes to pursue long term, he’s grateful for the time he’s had at Texas A&M and hopes to use his knowledge of business and finance to serve others, striving to leave every interaction marked by joy and encouragement.

Akunna, a first-generation Aggie from Flower Mound, TX, is pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Finance at the Mays Business School with a minor in French. On campus, Akunna serves as a Zone Leader for Freshman Leaders Establishing Excellence (FLEX), Service Executive for Ryllies Women’s Organization, member of Pre-Law Society, and a camp counselor for both Fish Camp and Camp Kesem. Beyond her campus involvement, Akunna is a member of St. Mary’s Catholic Church and has volunteered with Habitat for Humanity, Anson Jones Elementary, and Meals on Wheels, experiences that have grounded and deepened her love for community. In her free time, she enjoys reading and writing, spontaneous late night trips, crocheting large projects, asking hypothetical questions, and exploring new cuisines through cooking/baking. Looking forward, Akunna hopes to one day pursue law, but primarily apply her studies abroad in France, by pursuing mastery of culinary arts; she wants to create an intersection of leadership, hospitality, and human connection by opening a fusion farm-to-table restaurant that gathers people together with authentic food. Akunna believes in loving loudly, leading with curiosity, and inconveniencing herself for the convenience of others.

Gabe Klement is a third-generation student from Coppell, Texas in the Business Honors Program at Mays Business School, pursuing a degree in Finance. As a member of the Trading, Risks, and Investments Program (TRIP), he is actively preparing for a career in trading within the Oil and Gas industry. On campus, Gabe has been involved in the Business Student Council, Business Honors Peer Leading, Brotherhood of Aggie Mentors, FLASH, John 15, and has served the Aggie community as a Campus Bus Driver. He serves as the Head of Corporate Relations for the Business Career Fair, where he leads relationship-building with companies across industries. He is also deeply involved at St. Mary's Catholic Church, where he serves as President of Emmaus — a ministry connecting students in Greek Life — and contributes to their Music Ministry. Gabe has spent his summer gaining industry experience at Envirotec Construction Services and Enterprise Products Company, and looks forward to joining the ExxonMobil team this summer. In his free time, he enjoys playing guitar, running, rock climbing, and reading. Gabe is passionate about learning from others and hopes to use his enthusiastic spirit to build confidence and zeal in those around him, inspiring them to embrace their gifts.

Jordan is a first-generation Aggie from Atlanta, Georgia, currently pursuing his Bachelor’s degree in Management Information Systems at Mays Business School at Texas A&M University. He is a Posse Scholar focused on academic excellence and leadership development. At Texas A&M, Jordan has been involved in several organizations, including the Association of Information Technology Professionals and the Kevin Carreathers Leadership Institute. He has also completed internships in technology and business strategy, where he worked with data, improved processes, and supported technical solutions. He also started and operates his own business, reflecting his early commitment to entrepreneurship. These experiences strengthened his interest in business, technology, and innovation. Outside of academics and work, Jordan is passionate about entrepreneurship, fitness, reading, and participating in Bible studies. He enjoys building ideas, training in the gym, growing in his faith, and studying leadership and business. He plans to use his skills and experience to build companies and lead in the technology space.

Meredith is a first-generation Aggie from The Woodlands, Texas, pursuing a BBA in Accounting and a master’s in Financial Management through the Professional Program in Accounting at Mays Business School. During her time at A&M, she has been honored to serve on the Aggie Muster Committee as a Roll Call Coordinator. She has welcomed incoming students into the Aggie Family as both a Fish Camp Counselor and a campus tour guide with Howdy Crew. Meredith is a member of Pi Beta Phi, where she has served as New Member Assistant and Director of Academics. Off campus, she enjoys volunteering with the local Boys and Girls Club, an after-school program serving youth in the Brazos Valley. In her free time, she enjoys playing piano, listening to country music, playing 42, and spending time with family and friends. After graduation, Meredith plans to pursue a career in accounting.

Luke is a proud second-generation Aggie from Houston, Texas, currently pursuing a Bachelor's Degree in Finance at Mays Business School. He is actively engaged in the TRIP program, a specialized master's initiative at Texas A&M focused on commodity trading. This year, Luke takes on the role of Vice President for the Aggie Men's Club. In addition, Luke has served as a delegate for the Abbott Family Leadership Conference. He is passionate about social issues, having conducted research and raised funds for human trafficking initiatives, as well as being involved with the McClean Classics Academy. Professionally, Luke has spent the past two years as a property manager for several homes in College Station. Outside of his academic and professional pursuits, he enjoys golf, hunting, boxing, reading, working out, and cherishing moments with friends. Looking ahead, Luke aspires to make his mark in the business world, specifically within the commodities trading sector, leveraging his education and experiences to drive success.

Georgia is a third-generation Aggie from College Station, Texas. She is a Charles Butt Foundation Endowed Scholar pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Special Education. During her time at Texas A&M, she has been actively involved in the MSC Abbott Family Leadership Conference and Fish Aides, served on the Donor Relations Committee for The Big Event, and contributed as a Counselor for Impact Retreat. Georgia is a proud member of the Chi Omega sorority, where she currently serves as Philanthropy Chair for Songfest. She also works at Carport Coffee and provides weekly caregiving support for a 28-year-old woman with Down syndrome. Georgia attends Salt City Church and is committed to strengthening her faith and growing in her relationship with Christ. She has spent her summers serving as a counselor at T Bar M Camp Travis in Spicewood, Texas. In her free time, she enjoys spending quality time with family and friends, being outdoors, playing guitar, and watching Broadway musicals. Deeply inspired by her younger sister, who has autism, and by witnessing her family’s unwavering love and commitment to inclusion, Georgia is passionate about serving individuals with developmental differences. She plans to pursue a career in Special Education, with the long-term goal of advocating for and supporting adults with disabilities.

Tommy is a first-generation Aggie from Boulder, Colorado, and a medical student at the Naresh K. Vashisht College of Medicine. Tommy graduated from the United States Naval Academy with a Bachelors of Science in 2025 and was commissioned as an Ensign in the Navy. As an undergrad, Tommy was part of a US delegation that traveled to Colombia, he served as a tutor for organic chemistry, and he completed a medical internship at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. At Texas A&M, Tommy is a member of the Aerospace Medicine Distinction and engages heavily with the military medicine program. Off campus, he serves as a coach for the Road Rascals, a Special Olympics bike team. In his free time, Tommy enjoys training for triathlons, playing golf, skiing, hiking, and fishing. After graduation, Tommy will serve his country as a US Navy physician.

Tre is a proud first-generation Aggie from New Waverly, Texas. He is currently completing his Bachelor’s degree in Public Health and will be pursuing a Master’s in Health Administration this fall, and intends to focus on reducing burnout among healthcare workers. During his time at Texas A&M, Tre has served as a Service Zone Leader for Freshmen Leaders Establishing Excellence (FLEX), Director of Delegates for the MSC Abbott Family Leadership Conference, and a Chair for Fish Camp. He is also a member of Century Men’s Society, a men’s organization supporting Camp Kesem. Beyond his campus leadership, Tre has volunteered with the REACH Project, Aggieland Pregnancy Outreach, and Declaration Church, experiences that have deepened his passion for serving the community. Outside of his academic and professional commitments, he enjoys playing catch, participating in intramurals, taking spontaneous trips to Buc-ee’s, working out, reading, and spending time with friends. Looking ahead, Tre hopes to combine his passion for servant leadership and healthcare to uplift and learn from those around him.