Student Learning Through Engagement

From the Traditions Council to the MSC, business major Gracie Dorris ’22 reflects on how saying "yes" to campus involvement helped her build lifelong friendships and a deeper connection to the Aggie Spirit.

By leaning into vulnerability and the art of listening, Julius Jang ’22 discovered that despite the size of Texas A&M, the power of human connection is what truly makes the campus feel like home.

After serving as an Army infantryman, Dakota Kridler ’22 found a new mission as a VALOR peer leader, helping fellow student veterans translate their military strengths into academic and professional success.

How Katy Fredericksen ’22 turned a dream deferred into a vibrant campus life defined by traditions, service and a passion for helping new students.

One-time $25,000 gift offsets cost to build and create community.

With the creation of the Aggie Experience Fund, students will have the opportunity to apply for financial aid for activities that require participation fees, such as Fish Camp, Aggie Transition Camps, MSC Stark Northeast Trip, Freshman Leadership Organizations, Sport Club fees and leadership conferences.

Art installation, bus route renamed in Gaines’ honor are just the beginning.