Conner Fear
Graduated from A&M in 2017 with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. Conner was a member
of a FLO called MSC Fish and did research with Dr. Partha Mukherjee on battery systems for
electric vehicles. He will be attending Purdue University in their PhD program as a Research
Assistant in Mechanical Engineering and he is currently living in Indiana.
Sheridan Fielding
Graduated from A&M in 2008 with a degree in Biomedical Science. She was a member of the
Fish Aides Freshman leadership organization in 2004-2005. She was on the Executive Council
Team of Chi Omega in 2006 and did a summer research intern in Singapore through the LT
Jordan institute in 2006. Sheridan was a member of the 2008 Academy of Future International
Leaders class and was a University and Foundation Honors graduate at Texas A&M. After
graduation, she was co-President of Project Haiti at UTHSC San Antonio, made 2 medical aid
trips to Haiti in 2008 and 2010 and received the Patel Endowed Award in Ethics and Humanities
in 2010. She lives in San Antonio, Texas and is in her 3rd year of medical school at the University
of Texas Health Science Center. Sheridan stated that she is incredibly grateful for her time at
Texas A&M. Those four years were used in tremendous ways to teach and view her perspectives
on so many things, both inside and outside of the classroom. Aggies Old and New seem to be
pretty amazing people across the board. It was a privilege to know and interact with so many
and to be counted among them.
Beverly Finneburgh
Graduated one year early from A&M in 2013 with a degree in Biomedical Science. Beverly
is in her 3rd year of vet school at Texas A&M and is enjoying doing live surgeries on animals.
Rachel Flores-Meath
Graduated from A&M in 2013 with a degree in Computer Science. Rachel worked in Dr. Robin
Murphy’s lab on campus in search and rescue robots.
Charles (Chuck) Fly
Graduated from A&M in 2016 with a degree in Industrial Engineering. Chuck was a Group
Leader for MSC ALOT, which is a Freshmen Leadership Organization and a Member of One
Army. He was a Counselor for the Aggies Reaching Out Program and is head of the marketing
committee for TAMU TEDx, a leadership and speaker conference.
Steven (Ross) Fly
Graduated from A&M in 2014 with a degree in Petroleum Engineering. Ross was involved in
MSC Hospitality, the Texas A&M Society of Petroleum Engineers, and intramural sports. Ross
received the Craig C. Brown Outstanding Senior Engineering Award in 2013.
Weston Fountain
Graduated from A&M in 2014 with a degree in Chemical Engineering. Weston was a member
of The Singing Cadets and traveled to China to perform there. He participated in a co-op with
Albemarle at their refinery. He was Treasurer for the acappella group HardChord DynaMix, and
the PR Manager for The Order of Aggie Illusionists.
Kirsten Fowler
Graduated cum laude from A&M in 2015 with a degree in Biomedical Science. During her
time at A&M, she was a member of Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority from 2011-2015 and participated
in several fund raising activities for their philanthropy: breast cancer research, education, and
awareness. Kirsten served as Treasurer, Social Chair, and President in her favorite organization,
Open Acts of Kindness, an organization focusing on brightening the day of other students and
perpetuating the Aggie Spirit on campus. She recruited honors students for A&M through
the National Aggie Scholastic Ambassadors and was a member of the recruitment committee.
Kirsten was Historian of the Aggie Optometry Association and was accepted into the Optometry
School at the University of Houston. She will be entering this program with no student debt
thanks to the Brown Foundation and she is so grateful for all the help Mr. Brown has given her.
Kristen Fox
Graduated from A&M in 2003 with a degree in Marketing. She was named a Mitte Scholar by
the Business School in 2000 and was a member of the Business Honors program.
Katherine Elmer Franklin
Graduated from A&M in 2014 with a degree in Kinesiology. Katie served as secretary of
the Aggie Exercise Physiology Club at A&M, working with the Aggie Special Olympics of
Texas Volunteers, and playing 5-on-5 flag football. She was elected as the Undergraduate
Representative from the College of Education and Human Development to serve on the Dean’s
Council. Katie was also selected to serve as an Ambassador in recruiting prospective National
Scholar Students with the Aggie Scholar Ambassadors. She is in her 2nd year of the Doctorate
of Physical Therapy program at Texas State and will start clinical rotations in June. Katie got
married last August and she and her husband Stephen live in San Antonio.
Brady Frazier
Graduated from A&M in 2008 with a degree in Aerospace Engineering. After graduation, he
went to Shanghai to work as a marketing consultant for a mid-sized computer company for four
months. Last fall, he started law school at Southern Methodist University and just completed a
summer judicial clerkship for the 68th Civil District Court Judge. He stated that A&M provided
him with a quality education that left him not only prepared, but valued in the workforce. He
said that you can read a book anywhere, but being an Aggie is about the spirit, the network, and
the instant bond between fellow Aggies all over the world.
Anne Freeman
Graduated from A&M in 2017 with a degree in Biology. She joined Chi Omega and was in
Freshman Leaders in Christ at A&M. She worked in leadership with a committee of 12 other
people to serve the community outside of the A&M campus. They mentored at an emergency
shelter for children in crisis situations weekly and helped raise funds to support them. Anne was
very involved in the Big Event and was part of coordinating and raising awareness for Songfest,
which is a philanthropy event that Chi Omega hosts bringing together 26 organizations across
campus to compete and raise money for each of their philanthropies. She is going to medical
school after graduation.
Valerie Frey
Graduated magna cum laude from A&M in 2009 with a degree in Accounting and a Master’s
in Finance. She was on the Dean’s list. She had a paid internship and received an early job
offer. Valerie works for PKF Texas and lives in Houston, Texas. She stated that A&M is not
just about the education, but also the people. She received an exemplary education and was
provided excellent opportunities. She learned from dedicated professors, worked with talented
classmates, and made life long friends.
Paul Geffert
Graduated from A&M in 2009 with a double major in Mathematics and Physics. Paul completed an
undergraduate honors thesis in the area of experimental particle Physics. He represented the College
of Science as a member of the Dean’s Student Advisory Panel. He received the Thomas S. Gathright
Scholar Award as the top senior in the College of Science in 2009 at A&M. He is pursuing a Ph.D.
in Physics at the University of California in Santa Barbara. His research involves searching for new
physical phenomena with the CMS detector at the Large Hadron Collider. He stated that his time at
A&M taught him to appreciate the ideas and opinions of others. This has served him well not only in
scientific collaboration, but also in everyday life. He lives in Goleta, California with his wife Sarah.
Eric Gil
Graduated from A&M in 2014 with a degree in Industrial Distribution. Eric was a Galen T. Brown President’s
Endowed Scholar. He was the Corps Commander for 2013-14. Eric was a member of the Ross Volunteer
Company, the Nichols Rising Leadership Conference Operations and Logistics Staff, and traveled to South
Korea as part of the Corps Excursion in the summer of 2012. Outside of the Corps, Eric was a member of
the Texas A&M Foundation Maroon Coats, MSC Hospitality, and the Professional Association for Industrial
Distribution. He also served as Fish Camp Counselor in the summers of 2011 and 2012. Eric was recently
selected for the Buck Weirus Spirit Award and the Who’s Who Among American Colleges and Universities
at Texas A&M. After graduation from A&M, Eric was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the Marine
Corps and he reported to Quantico, Virginia in May and graduated from The Basic School in November 2014.
He was selected to receive the Leadership Award and a Navy/Marine Corps Achievement Medal. He reports
to Pensacola, Florida in December 2015 to start two years of flight training. His dream is to fly helicopters.
Brandon Goddard
Graduated from A&M in 2016 with a degree in Electrical Engineering. Brandon was Co-Chair
for Impact, a Christian orientation camp for incoming freshmen attending A&M and Blinn, played
the French horn in the Wind Symphony, and volunteered at Breakaway. He stated that going to
A&M has provided him with so much opportunity, growth, and experience. Not only has he had the
opportunity to learn from knowledgeable and talented professors, but he has had the opportunity to
learn and grow outside of the classroom as well. He is so thankful for the skills he has developed, the
relationships he has built, and the opportunities to lead and serve both in and out of the classroom. He
cannot thank Mr. Brown and the Brown Foundation enough for all the doors they have opened and
for bringing him to this incredible university!
Mary Godwin
Graduated from A&M in 2016 with a double major in Philosophy and Math. Mary was involved
with the Corps recruiting outfit and National Aggie Scholar Ambassadors. She was accepted into
the Academy for Future International Leaders and was involved in InterACT, whose goal is to give
international students a community and high-impact cultural sharing experience by leading two
outdoor retreats a year. She was the First Wing Commander in the Corps for 2015-16.
Scott Gonsoulin
Graduated from A&M in 2007 with a degree in Accounting and got his Master’s from A&M in
Finance. He was a member of the Caldwell Young Life Team for 3 years (Team Leader for 2),
and President of the Titans of Investing Finance Course in the spring of 2008 at A&M. After
graduation, he joined the 2008 Teach for America Corps. He taught 8th grade for 2 years at
Gompers Middle School in South Los Angeles. Scott works for Mitchell Clark & Company
doing personal financial planning and lives in Brenham, Texas. He stated that his education at
Texas A&M prepared him to meet the diverse academic, professional, and personal challenges
he has encountered since graduation.
Brendan Gould
Graduated from A&M in 2017 with a degree in Economics. Brendan was the Commander of
Company F-1 in the Corps of Cadets, a member of OR Simpson Honor Society, and a delegate
to the Nichols Rising Leaders Conference at A&M.
Rebecca Grace
Graduated from A&M in 2015 with a degree in Biology. She was on the Philanthropy committee
of the Pre-Med Society dedicated to spreading awareness and raising money for Alzheimer’s.
Rebecca stays busy with Camp for All and Special Olympics.
Reese Graves
Graduated from A&M in 2001 with a degree in Biomedical Science. Following graduation,
he attended medical school at UT Southwestern Medical School in Dallas. He completed his
residency training in family medicine in Waco, Texas. Reese is a faculty physician training
family medicine residents at Baylor Family Medicine Residency in Garland, Texas. He lives
in Richardson, Texas with his wife Jennifer and their three children. He stated that the Brown
Scholarship was one of the primary factors that directed him to Texas A&M and that his time
there was the most influential of his life.
Jacob Gruener
Graduated from A&M in 2017 with a degree in Chemical Engineering. He was a Student
Advisor for the Honors Dorm and played in the Concert, Hullabaloo, and Jazz Bands,
Valerie Halsey
Graduated from A&M in 2015 with a degree in Chemical Engineering. She interned last summer
for Procter and Gamble in Cincinnati and will be interning again this summer with them.
Madeline Hansalik
Graduated from A&M in 2017 with a degree in Math. Madeline was a member of the recruiting
committee for the National Aggie Scholar Ambassadors, member of Kappa Theta Beta, and
was one of five math majors selected to attend the Nebraska Conference for Undergraduate
Women in Mathematics. She was accepted into the REU Program and spent last summer
doing research at the University of Connecticut. Her team proved new results and wrote two
papers, one of which is in preprint, and the other has been submitted for publication. Madeline
was also in a program called Discover, Explore, and Enjoy Physics where they built demos of
physics/astronomy concepts for physics festivals and she played the clarinet in the Texas A&M
Symphonic Band.
Andrew Harrell
Graduated from A&M in 2009 with degrees in Mathematics, German and Physics. Andrew is in
his 2nd year of medical school at the Baylor College of Medicine and has decided to participate
in the MD/MBA program. He will take a leave from medical school to complete his MBA at
Rice University and then return to Baylor College of Medicine. He lives in Houston, Texas.
Nicholas Harrison
Graduated from A&M in 2014 with a degree in Computer Science. Nick was a member of
the Engineering Living & Learning Community (ELLC) and did Big Event and was on the
intramural football, soccer and volleyball teams.
Grant Helmreich
Graduated from A&M in 2009 with a degree in Nuclear Engineering and Chemistry. Grant
was on a team at A&M that was chosen by faculty and industry experts as having the best
Nuclear Engineering Senior Design Project. He got his Masters in 2010 from A&M in Nuclear
Engineering, with a focus in Materials Science and will continue at Texas A&M to earn a Ph.D.
in Nuclear Engineering. He has interned at Los Alamos National Laboratory, published two
articles at American Nuclear Society Conferences and is working on a journal publication of two
articles related to his Master’s Thesis. He stated that his education at A&M has enriched him
both personally and academically and has prepared him for a career of cutting-edge scientific
research in the field of Nuclear Materials Science by continually challenging him to grow and
expanding his scientific horizons. Grant lives in College Station, Texas.
Nicholas Hiemstra
Graduated summa cum laude from A&M in 1997 with a degree in Finance. He was a member
of the CBA Fellows Program, Vice Chair of MSC Hospitality and was a Fish Camp and Howdy
Camp counselor. Nick was in the Who’s Who in American Colleges/Universities, received the
MSC Award of Excellence and was a Big Brother at local elementary schools for all 4 years.
Currently, he works for Nuevo Partners, a small broker company for natural gas liquids. He
lives in Houston, Texas with his wife April and daughter Nicole and son Brandon. He stated that
his education at A&M is best described as both academic and real world. While the classes and
professors were all excellent, it was the leadership lessons he learned while working with people
in various organizations that best prepared him for successful roles in business.
Nathan Hinds
Graduated from A&M in 2016 with a degree in Chemical Engineering. Nathan joined the
Christian Fraternity BYX and served in recruitment at A&M. He is interning with Chevron in
Houston as a Health, Environment, and Safety Intern working with process safety.
Richard Hofstra
Graduated from A&M in 2014 with a degree in Electrical Engineering. Ricky is a staff member
and the on campus committee leader in Freshmen Leaders in Christ. He was a member in
Engineers Without Borders and Christian Engineering Leaders.
Nathan Hogg
Graduated from A&M in 2014 with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. He joined the
American Society of Mechanical Engineers at A&M, was an Assistant Director for MSC FISH,
a Fish Camp Counselor for Camp Loftin, and is attending A&M Church of Christ.
Timothy Holm
Graduated summa cum laude from A&M in 2007 with a degree in Russian and minors in
Sociology and History. Tim spent 5 consecutive summers working at Pine Cove Christian
Camps of Tyler, Texas. He lived and worked in St. Petersburg, Russia from October, 2008
to October, 2009 serving in the offices of Christian Camping International – Russia and did
extensive traveling throughout the former Soviet Union training Russian speaking camp leaders
and working at Christian youth camps. He is back in Houston looking for a teaching job.
Joseph Hood
Graduated from A&M in 2017 with a degree in Political Science. Joseph served in the TAMU
Senate. He was involved in the Freshmen Leadership Organization, MSC Aggie Leaders of
Tomorrow, and went to Berlin, Germany with the Cornerstone Program. Joseph was an Impact
Counselor and shared the Gospel to the incoming class of 2018 at A&M.
Jeremy Hubble
Graduated from A&M in 1997 with a degree in Political Science and received his Masters in
Computer Science from the University of Chicago in 1999. He works at Stanford University
with bioinformatics databases (Tuberculosis, E. Coli and Stanford Microarray databases). He
and his wife Kimberly live in Sunnyvale, California. Jeremy stated that “Exploration freedom”
would be a two-word sentence about what A&M has meant to him. Bicycle commuting has
become an important part of his life since he started at A&M. Involvement with clubs and
organizations such as the Genetics Club and the Engineering Council ended up sewing the fruits
of his current career. The freedom to explore educational opportunities was invaluable. One of
his favorite courses was an independent research elective course.
Jaime Hudspeth
Graduated in 2005 from A&M with a degree in Marketing. She lives in Kilgore, TX. and works
as an Operations Team Leader at Target.
Collin Hunt
Graduated from A&M in 2014 with a degree in International Studies. Collin spent time in Aggie
International Ambassadors helping partner with other cultural organizations on campus to put on
events. He served for two years in student director positions in the MSC L.T. Jordan Institute. He
was the head of the Greece Leadership Program, and the following year, he was in charge of the
International Service Program for Belize. He is interning at AEI in Washington D.C. using Arabic
to research smuggling networks in North Africa, and is a staff writer for GWU’s International
Affairs Review. He stated that Texas A&M has meant a great deal to him: the sense of community
is the first thing that comes to mind. He has been in some of the most random places, at the top of
the Duomo in Florence, a departure lounge in the UAE, or in the middle of a US Soccer supporter’s
section, and met many Aggies. They are some of the friendliest and most welcoming people in the
world. It really is an instant friendship. Being an Aggie also comes with an obligation for selfless
service. If there is a way to make a difference in his community or in the world, he wants to help
make it.
Allison Iler
Graduated from A&M in 2014 with a degree in Electrical Engineering. Allison is our first Joe
H. Reynolds Scholar. This recognition is given to a student that best reflects the principles that
Joe H. Reynolds based his life upon – God, Country, & Integrity. She did a study abroad with
the A&M Electrical Engineering Department in Rio de Janiero, Brazil. In the future, she hopes
to work in power distribution or alternate energy sources making electricity cheaper and more
accessible to areas that don’t have it.
Benjamin Jack
Graduated from A&M in 2017 with a degree in Electrical Engineering. Benjamin joined Christian
Engineering Leaders, did undergraduate research, and played intramural soccer. He was accepted
into Boeing’s accelerated hiring program and will be in the software and avionics group in
Huntsville, Alabama working on their Space Launch System. Benjamin was awarded the IEEE
Power and Energy Society Scholarship at A&M. He stated that going to A&M has meant so
much to him and more than he ever really thought it would. He would not have come to A&M
without the Brown Scholarship and he is glad he got the scholarship and came to A&M. He has
gotten to see a lot of different places and meet a lot of different people while receiving an excellent
engineering education. To him, one of the biggest differences he found at A&M is the Christian
influence on and around campus. He believes it is a big part of what makes A&M special and
something you can’t find at many other universities. He hopes that he can follow in the footsteps
of Aggies ahead of him to follow Christ and lead others. It is a great challenge, but something he
is glad he has the opportunity to do.
Derek Janak
Graduated from A&M one year early in 2017 with a degree in Electrical Engineering. Derek was
involved in the Memorial Student Center and as a Sophomore Advisor in the Honors Housing
Community. He interned with Texas Instruments.
Alexander Jang
Graduated from A&M in 2014 with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. Alex was a member of
the Wind Symphony Concert Band, the top performing band ensemble at A&M and the TAMU
Percussion Studio which brings innovative percussion performances to the university. He also
volunteered with Engineers Without Borders, was selected to be a member for ASPIRE, and
worked on a MEU Research Team studying the prospects of water reclamation.
Caroline Janssen
Graduated from A&M in 2014 with a double major in Business and Finance. Caroline is the
Director of Internal Affairs for the Maroon Coats and is 1 of 17 top student leaders representing
A&M as an ambassador to over 300 donors at university banquets, tours, and award presentations.
She is the Director of the Consulting Guild for the Horizons Program at A&M identifying high-
potential sophomores and provides them counseling and resources. She was named one of ten
executives for The Big Event and joined Kappa Alpha Theta. Caroline works at Bain & Co. in
Dallas, TX.
Kelli Key
Graduated from A&M in 1997 with a degree in Genetics. She got her doctorate in Animal
Breeding in 2004. Kelli is a Science Market Segment Manager in Education Technology with
Texas Instruments in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area. She and her son live in Bedford, Texas.
Timothy Kinsey
Graduated from A&M in 2001 with a degree in Economics. He joined the Air Force and is a
pilot. He flies remotely piloted aircraft and is stationed in Las Vegas. Timothy, his wife Marti
and daughter live in Las Vegas, NV.
Bennett Kirchhofer
Graduated from A&M in 2014 with a degree in Electrical Engineering. He was involved in
research under Dr. Chin Su, Ph.D. at A&M. He works as an Associate Engineer in the Electrical
Engineering Standards and Materials group at CenterPoint Energy in Houston. He stated that
going to A&M was an incredible experience that few people get to experience in their lives. He
made lifelong friends, received an education that is without equal, and took part in traditions
that connected him to fellow Aggies all over the world. Attending Texas A&M is something he
would recommend to anybody.
Christopher Kirkland
Graduated from A&M in 2014 with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. At A&M, Christopher
joined the Polymer Nanocomposites Lab, Leaders in Freshman Engineering, and Engineers
Without Borders. He traveled with Engineers Without Borders to San Mateo, Belize as part
of an assessment trip to determine possible projects in the area and will be returning as one
of the leaders on the Belize team. He has prepared and analyzed foam and cloth test samples
to establish coating properties and fire retardant abilities at the Polymer Nanocomposites
Laboratory at Texas A&M.
Connor Knight
Graduated from A&M in 2017 with a degree in Petroleum Engineering. He was a member of
the Society of Petroleum Engineers at A&M.
Rebecca Knott
Graduated from A&M in 2016 with a degree in Biomedical Engineering.
Emily Kossa
Graduated from A&M in 2016 with a degree in Molecular and Cell Biology. Emily was named
the Gathright Scholar for the sophomore class of the College of Science and was also on the
Dean’s List. She joined the AggieTeach program, did research for a professor for two semesters,
and was a member of the Dean’s Student Advisory Panel for the College of Science.
Andrew Kostrzewa
Graduated from A&M in 2016 with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. Andy did research
at A&M under Dr. Duncan Maitland researching how medical devices affect blood flow. He
interned at Prelude Dynamics in Austin this summer and worked with Engineers Without
Borders. Andy stated that going to A&M was one of the best choices he has made. It is a
place that has allowed him to try new things, meet new people, and learn about his interests
and passions in a way that he is very thankful for. He will be graduating in May 2016 with full
confidence in his engineering knowledge and interpersonal skills that he knows will give him
the potential to do great things. He hopes to have his own medical device company in the future.
James Kress
Graduated from A&M in 2008 with a degree in Chemical Engineering and got his MBA from
A&M in 2010. He was the Director for Aggie Fish Club and a senior member of the Old Army
Gentlemen’s Society. He lives in Fort Worth, Texas and is a project manager in the midstream
group at EOG Resources. He stated that the education he got from A&M (as much outside of
the classroom as inside of it) has allowed him to have a job that he loves and a future that he can
be excited about. He says that Mr. Brown was a cornerstone for this possibility!
Tim Kroeger
Graduated from A&M in 2015 with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. Tim was involved
with Engineers Without Borders, OPAS, and the Texas A&M Symphony Orchestra. He was first
chair Violist in the orchestra and also a member of the orchestra club. He did in-depth diesel
engine research under Dr. Jacobs and wrote a thesis last year on torque phenomena in direct
injection diesel engines for the Undergraduate Research Scholars program and won 2nd place
in engineering at Student Research Week. Tim was accepted into the Undergraduate Summer
Research Grant program and conducted research for the 10-week summer session.
Kathryn Kudlaty
Graduated from A&M in 2014 with a degree in Biomedical Engineering. At A&M, she joined
the Pre-Medical Society, participated in small groups at Grace Bible Church, and continued her
involvement in the Biomedical Engineering Society. She was Vice President of Activities in
the Honors Student Council. Kathryn is currently in medical school and lives in Arlington, TX.
Nicholas Lancaster
Graduated magna cum laude from A&M in 2004 with a degree in Aerospace Engineering.
After graduation, he was hired by Lockheed Martin-MS2 in Moorestown, NJ where he worked
for 3½ years. He was hired into the Engineering Leadership Development Program (ELDP)
where he received specialized training (technical and leadership) and a M.S. degree in Electrical
Engineering at the University of Pennsylvania. He then transferred to Lockheed Martin-MFC
in Dallas, Texas. He is the Systems Engineer for a missile development program. He and his
wife and son live in Dallas, Texas. He stated that his education at A&M has allowed him to
excel in the workplace and achieve levels of responsibility beyond what is normally given to
engineers his age. Not only was he technically prepared by A&M, but his leadership skills were
also developed and have been indispensable to him in the workplace.
Katy Gilstrap Lane
Graduated from A&M in 2002 with a degree in Mathematics and received her Masters in Recreation,
Parks & Tourism Sciences in 2010. She lettered on the Women’s Cross Country and Track teams and was
a Co-creator of Aggies CAN which is an annual food drive organized by student athletes the weekend of
a home football game which still exists today. Katy was the junior and senior Class Treasurer, received
the Buck Weirus Spirit Award in 2000, and the Texas A&M University MSC Director’s Award in 2002.
She works as the Operations Manager for Our Living Yearbook which works with private schools to
bring them revenue by teaching them how to take and manage photos. She and her husband Keith and
their son Jack and daughter Sydney live in Allen, Texas. She stated that the time she spent at Texas A&M
fueled her desire to pursue a life of integrity and service. She met amazing individuals who continue
to impact her life on a daily basis. She is incredibly thankful for the opportunities afforded through the
Brown Foundation Scholarship. Without the generosity of the Brown family, she would not have been
able to grow as a leader and learn how and why to give back to Texas A&M, her fellow students, and
her community. She is forever grateful for the tremendous impact the Brown family made on her life.
Michael Lang
Graduated from A&M in 2002 with a degree in Economics and received his Masters in
Economics in 2004 from A&M. He works for RRC, Inc. in Bryan, Texas. He and his wife live
in Navasota, Texas.
Austin Lee
Graduated from A&M in 2006 with a degree in Biology. During his time at A&M, he did a study
abroad in Taiwan doing research on a protein involved in the SARS virus. He also completed
an Honors thesis his senior year. He finished medical school at the Baylor College of Medicine
in 2010. He says that he cannot thank the Brown Foundation enough for all that it has done for
him. Austin lives in Kingwood, Texas.
Ashley Leibham
Graduated from A&M in 2016 with a degree in Chemistry. Ashley was in the American Chemical
Society Chapter at Texas A&M as well as being a part of the Honors Community. Last summer,
she participated in the A&M REU program doing research with Dr. Bergbreiter and will present
a paper and poster at the end of the summer.
Brian Lemke
Graduated from A&M in 2014 with a degree in Computer Science. At A&M, Brian participated
in Upsilon Pi Epsilon and Texas Aggie Game Developers Club, along with various athletic
clubs. He is currently working at CAPSHER Technology in College Station, TX.
Melissa Leroy
Graduated from A&M in 2016 with a degree in Petroleum Engineering. Melissa was involved with
the Society of Women Engineers, the Society of Petroleum Engineers, Engineers Without Borders, and
the MSC Visual Arts Committee. Melissa won the undergraduate division of the Gulf Coast regional
student paper contest and will be going to Dubai in September, 2016 to compete in the international
contest. Melissa stated that attending Texas A&M has been the most phenomenal experience for her.
Since the day Mr. Brown was kind enough to offer her the scholarship, she feels like the opportunities
haven’t stopped presenting themselves to her and she certainly hopes she has made the most of each one!
She has been able to travel abroad to Italy and Qatar. In her time with the MSC, she has been mentored
by wonderful advisors with incredible life stories and has had the opportunity to meet and work with
some truly inspirational students – all travelling down different life paths and working towards making
an impact in our world. As an Engineering student, she has been able to compete against other students
and other schools in global contests and see the industry first hand through internships. Attending Texas
A&M has been such a life changing opportunity and she believes it has helped mold her into the person
she is today. She will never stop being thankful for being able to call herself an Aggie!
Daniel Leung
Graduated from A&M in 2017 with a degree in Industrial Distribution. Daniel was the Craig
and Galen Brown Presidential Endowed Scholar. He was selected as the most outstanding
freshman in Squadron 17 and was also chosen to be the Guidon for the squadron, which is the
top position for a sophomore in the Corps. Daniel was the 1st Sergeant of the Ross Volunteer
Company for 2016-17.
Justin Lewis
Graduated from A&M in 2017 with a degree in Electrical Engineering. Justin interned at
EControls in San Antonio last summer and took classes at a local community college.
Jeffrey Light
Graduated from A&M in 2002 with a degree in Construction Science. He received the Most
Outstanding Graduate Award for the Department of Construction Science and was selected as
the Gonfalonier for the College of Architecture at A&M. Jeff lives in Pflugerville, TX and is a
Senior Project Manager with Hoar Construction, LLC. He states that he realizes more now than
ever that he was fortunate to attend Texas A&M. He believes his experiences and education
while at A&M were special, and they have been instrumental in shaping who he is as a person
today and who he will be in the future. He said it was hard to put into words how it feels to be
filled with such pride and love for an institution, his fellow alumni, and its’ benefactors. He said
it is a feeling he will always cherish and be thankful for.
William Lyles
Graduated from A&M in 2016 with a double major in Computer Engineering and Applied
Mathematics. William will be interning this summer with Microsoft.
Andrew MacDonald
Graduated from A&M in 2013 with a degree in Molecular and Cell Biology. He is in his 2nd
year of medical school at UT Houston. Andrew is volunteering at the Harris County Jail as
a Chaplain through the Archdiocese of Galveston. He converted to Catholicism last Easter.
Andrew is involved in an organization called the Primary Care Innovation Center which targets
the 1% of people in the Harris County healthcare system that are frequently using the emergency
room as primary care and receive very poor health outcomes. He connects the patients to
doctors and the specialists they need.
Sarah Mannen
Graduated summa cum laude from A&M in 2011 with a degree in Mechanical Engineering.
She will be starting graduate school at the University of Illinois. Sarah stated that she really
enjoyed her time at A&M. Not only did she receive a great education, but also felt like part of a
community that cares about each other. Even though the Aggie family is large and diverse, we
share the same values such as hard work, integrity, and respect. Additionally, A&M afforded
her a variety of opportunities outside the classroom that made her college education more well
rounded and better prepared her for her future studies and career. She was able to participate in
research as an undergraduate, and as a result decided that she wanted to attend graduate school.
She was able to spend a semester as a co-op, which is a great way to see the more practical side
of engineering. Even though she is moving on, she will always remember the great experiences
she had there.
Matthew Mayfield
Graduated summa cum laude from A&M in 1997 with a degree in Animal Science. He was
a Buck Weirus Spirit award winner at A&M. After graduation, he attended medical school
at UT Southwestern Medical School in Dallas, Texas and completed his orthopedic training
at the Campbell Clinic in Memphis, Tennessee and Children’s Hospital in Boston. Matt is an
orthopedic surgeon at Azalea Orthopedic and Sports Medicine in Tyler, Texas. He stated that
his Texas A&M education from an academic standpoint prepared him to study with some of the
best minds in the world in his field. Outside the classroom, he gained the confidence to lead
and succeed.
Katye McClendon
Graduated from A&M in 2004 with a degree in Mathematics. She lives in Temple, Texas.
Jonathan McGregor
Graduated from A&M in 2010 with a degree in English. He earned the Graduating Senior Award from
the English department as well as the department’s Research Essay Prize for his paper “Wisdom’s
Sister: Milton’s Muse in Biblical and Theological Context”. Jonathan won the Charles GordoneAward
for undergraduate fiction for his short story “Ray County.” He was named a University Scholar and
an Honors Undergraduate Research Fellow. As a Research Fellow, he completed a thesis entitled “A
Novel Approach: Religious Epistemology in Marilynne Robinson’s Gilead” under Dr. Hugh McCann
in the Philosophy department. He was inducted into the Phi Beta Kappa and Phi Kappa Phi honors
societies, and was selected to participate in the Cornerstone Liberal Arts Freshman Honors Program.
He lives in St. Louis, Missouri with his wife Jennifer and is a Ph.D. student in English and American
Literature at Washington University in St. Louis. He stated that at A&M, he met his wife, made his
best friends, and discovered his vocation. He certainly learned a lot in the classroom, but A&M’s
biggest strength is its people. He said there is no one who he would rather surround himself with
during a crucial time in his personal development than the Fightin’ Texas Aggies.
Travis McLaren
Graduated from A&M in 2000 with a degree in Agribusiness. He is an Operations Manager
with Verizon in charge of Expense Reduction and Utilities for their Fios TV/Internet/Phone
product and lives in Irving, Texas with his wife Kristin. He stated that attending A&M opened
a new world to him. He met people from all over Texas, the U.S, and many other countries.
He made many lifelong friends, and developed a hunger for learning and study that has been a
tremendous benefit in his career.
Colt Melton
Graduated from A&M in 2004 with a degree in Biology. After graduation, he went to the
University of Texas Medical School in Houston and became a doctor in 2008. He lives in
Chicago, Illinois and works at the University of Chicago where he is training in Emergency
medicine and taking part in the Physician Scientist Development Program.
Jerry Michael
Graduated from A&M in 2008 with a degree in Biochemistry. He was a University Scholar,
served as a Sophomore Advisor in the Lechner Freshman Honors dorm, and served as the
Management Executive Officer of the Conference on student government associations. Jerry
volunteered as a bilingual teacher’s aide through the Helping One Student to Succeed Program
with Bryan ISD, volunteered for the Hematology/Oncology division of Cook Children’s Medical
Center in Fort Worth, Texas, and performed research with Dr. Cirrillo and Dr. Kladde. He is
going to medical school at UTHSCSA and lives in San Antonio. He stated that his education
at A&M has meant everything to him. A&M prepared him well for medical school and also
taught him important life skills such as leadership, reliability, and time management. He will
always value the education he received at A&M and thanks the Brown Foundation for making
this education possible for him.
David Migl
Graduated in 2012 from A&M with a degree in Molecular and Cell Biology. He will be
attending Harvard University for a Ph.D. in Biophysics. Harvard is covering his full tuition and
providing him with a stipend for the five to six years it will take him to complete the program.
He is starting his first laboratory rotation in July in which he will study proteins involved in
inflammation and cancer and find new ways to design pharmaceuticals to treat these conditions.
After he graduates, he plans on working in the biotechnology industry as a research scientist.
Hope Miller
Graduated from A&M in 2017 with a degree in Accounting. Hope was a member of the
Freshmen Leadership Organization MSC FISH and the Traditions Council, a Staff Assistant for
Big Event, and a member of Tell Your Story, which hosted a leadership forum in the spring. She
also participated in Global Business Brigades and served as President for a brigade to Panama.
Hope was involved in Business Honors and was a Peer Leader to a group of ten freshmen where
she mentored them and led a weekly class. She was a Fish Camp Counselor and received the
Gathright Scholar for Mays – Class of ’17. She will attend law school after graduation.
Lorna Min
Graduated from A&M in 2017 with a degree in Biochemistry. Lorna was the Secretary of
AMSA, one of the pre-med organizations on campus, played the flute in the band, and did
research in Dr. Ryland Young’s lab studying how viruses kill bacteria. She volunteered at Scott
and White Hospital and tutored students at Aggieland Tutoring.
Brian Minyard
Graduated from A&M in 2000 with a degree in Biochemistry. After graduating, he went to the
University Of Texas Law School and received his law degree in 2003. He is the Counsel for
Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP in Houston.
Kyle Mitchell
Graduated from A&M in 2016 with a degree in Chemical Engineering. Kyle was a manager
in MSC OPAS and was also involved in Tau Beta Pi, Omega Epsilon Chi, American Institute of
Chemical Engineers, and the University Scholars Program.
Justin Montgomery
Graduated from A&M in 2013 with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. Justin is a University
Scholar, won a travel grant from NSF for his undergraduate research, and won the Edwin S.
Holdredge Award for having the highest GPA among Mechanical Engineering seniors. He
received the Craig C. Brown Outstanding Senior Engineering Award in 2012. Justin completed
his Master’s degree at MIT in 2015 and will start work on a Ph.D. in Computational Science and
Engineering at MIT this fall.
Daniel Mulvahill
Graduated from A&M in 2005 with a degree in Agricultural Engineering and received an M.A.
in Intercultural Studies at Columbia International University. While at A&M, he received the
Craig C. Brown Outstanding Senior Engineering Award and the Phi Kappa Phi Outstanding
Junior of the Year Award from the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. Daniel was a
Gathright Scholar and University Scholar. He, his wife Rebekah and family live in Houston.
Daniel states that his education at Texas A&M provided him with the academic foundation, the
engineering skills, the friends, and the life experience he needed to achieve all that God has
planned for him.
Megan Mumford
Graduated from A&M in 2015 with a degree in Political Science. Megan is a Research Assistant
for Project for Equity, Representation and Governance and Co-Chair of the Recruitment
Committee for the Liberal Arts Advisory Council at A&M. She was an inductee into Phi Eta
Sigma and was selected as a University Scholar. This year, Megan traveled with the Gymnastics
team to Minneapolis where both the men’s and women’s teams won the Club Nationals. She
is President of the Texas A&M Sport Clubs Association that organizes and funds 34 nationally
competitive sports teams across the university and the Director of Development for the
MSC Wiley Lecture Series. This summer, she spent five weeks in the Dominican Republic
volunteering with Save the Children.
Joseph Nathan
Graduated from A&M in 2010 with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. At A&M, he was a
President’s Endowed Scholar and was on the College of Engineering Dean’s Honor Roll. He
works for Schlumberger as a field engineer doing subsea oil well testing on oil rigs off the
northwest coast of Australia. He stated that during his time at A&M, he not only received
an excellent education in engineering, but he also learned how to be a much more successful
individual. The character lessons he learned are invaluable and will help him tremendously as
he starts his career with Schlumberger in Australia.
John Nelson
Graduated from A&M in 2006 with a degree in Spanish. He lives in Chicago, Illinois.
Anthony Neumann
Graduated from A&M in 2010 with a degree in Applied Mathematical Science. He passed
three Society of Actuaries exams and was chosen to raise the 12th Man Spirit Flag before the
SFA football game in 2010 as a result of his attendance at Texas A&M sporting events. This
summer, he is doing a professional internship at American General Life Insurance Company in
Houston, Texas and is continuing his master’s degree at A&M which is being fully funded by
the Statistics Department. He will finish his master’s degree in 2012. He stated that going to
A&M has been a life changing experience. He had fallen in love with the place before he ever
set foot on campus his freshman year, and even though he is starting his 6th year as a student, he
still gets a feeling of excitement and awe when he drives into town or walks around campus. He
lives in College Station, Texas.
Tina Nguyen
Graduated from A&M in 2007 with a degree in Biomedical Engineering. She received the Craig
C. Brown Outstanding Senior Engineering Award, was a President’s Endowed Scholar, National
Merit Scholar, and was a Ray and Dorothy Galvin Scholar in the Engineering Scholar’s Program.
Tina received the Foundation Excellence Award and was a Houston Endowment Scholar. She
lives in Houston, Texas and is finishing her last year of dental school at the University of Texas
Dental Branch for a D.D.S. degree where she received an Omicron Kappa Upsilon dental honor
society scholarship. She stated that her education at A&M has been the foundation of how she
treats and cares for her patients as a dentist. At A&M, she met some of her closest friends who
share her values for honesty and hard work.
Megan Nitcher
Graduated from A&M one year early in 2017 with a degree in Biology. She was on the
Biomedical Engineering Society and hopes to join the rowing team at A&M.
Nicole Norwood
Graduated from A&M in 2016 with a degree in Biomedical Engineering. Nicole was in Aggie
Guide-Dogs & Service-Dogs, the Biomedical Engineering Society, and was a recruiter for
National Aggie Scholar Ambassadors. She was Treasurer for Engineering World Health. She
stated that Texas A&M has given her many opportunities that have shaped her as a person
and a future engineer. What initially drew her there, were the fun traditions and the kind
people. However, she has been able to explore her various interests in both general courses and
extracurricular activities, and while she never saw herself as a leader, she has taken on several
leadership roles throughout college. Through undergraduate research, studying abroad, and
even course studies, she has developed a better sense of herself, as well as strong relationships
with people who share a similar mindset and offer a unique perspective.
Janet Thompson Pate
Graduated from A&M in 1996 with a degree in Biochemistry. After graduation, she spent one
year working in a Biochemistry Lab at Baylor College of Medicine under Dr. Steve Elledge. She
then went on to Baylor College of Medicine and graduated in 2001. She completed her residency
program in Pediatrics through Baylor College of Medicine and Texas Children’s Hospital in 2004.
She was awarded “Best Pediatric Resident” during her intern year. Janet just opened her new
practice in 2017 in Bellaire, Texas. She, her husband Bryan and two sons Joshua and Nathaniel
live in Bellaire, Texas. Janet volunteers through Casa El Buen Samaritano Clinic where she teaches
the United Way funded Christian Family Based Nutrition Class. She stated that her education at
A&M provided her with an excellent education for pursuing a higher degree. Even more, it taught
her about the depth of friendships, school pride and spirit and the importance of working together
with classmates to learn. She experienced the true meaning of community.
Elizabeth Minor Paul
Graduated from A&M in 2005 with a degree in Speech Communications and lives in Millersville,
Pennsylvania.
Christine Petrich
Graduated from A&M in 2006 with a degree in Psychology. She was on the Dean’s list, was
in the honor society at Phi Beta Kappa, and was in the Psychology honor society. Christine
received University honors and received the Gold Crown for her yearbook contribution. She
received her medical degree from Baylor College of Medicine and is currently completing
a Psychiatry residency training program at Harvard Medical School. She, her husband Paul
and their son Logan live in Boston, Massachusetts. She stated that A&M had such massive
and varied opportunities that she never felt limited in what she could accomplish as a student
there. When she was not sure what her next step might be, there were always multiple options
presented to her. Even in the huge sea of faces, she always felt supported, and that support
helped her to make the best of her time in college.
David Pham
Graduated from A&M in 2005 with a degree in Psychology. David is in his last year of medical
school at Texas A&M and lives in Temple, Texas.
Bryan Quarles
Graduated from A&M in 1996 with a degree in Genetics. He graduated from medical school in
June of 2001 and is now a Radiologist at Texas Radiology Associates in Plano, Texas. He and
his wife Liz live in Allen, Texas.
Rishika Raja
Graduated from A&M in 2017 with a degree in Biomedical Engineering. Rishika was involved
on campus in the Student Engineering Council, as a Fish Camp Counselor, and as a Big Event
Staff Assistant.
Eric Redondo
Graduated in 2016 with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. During his sophomore year at
A&M, he worked in a chemistry lab on a project involving hydrogen production as a form of
renewable energy. This past summer, he worked in a mechanical engineering lab modeling and
simulating an origami inspired self-folding sheet. He stated that the main thing going to A&M
has meant to him is that he gets to be a part of the Aggie family. Whether he is at a football
game, walking around on campus, or at the library late at night, he always feels comfortable as
if he is truly at home among family. Everyone is so friendly and easy to get along with, even
people he doesn’t know. That feeling extends far beyond campus. Every time he meets an
Aggie alum, it feels like they have an instant bond and he loves that.
Jarah Redwine
Graduated from A&M in 1998 with a degree in Agricultural Engineering and received her
Master’s in 2001 in Agricultural Engineering from A&M. She is an engineer at CH2M Hill in
Houston, TX.
Joseph Reed
Graduated from A&M in 2012 with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. He is Vice-President/
President Elect for Pi Tau Sigma, the National Mechanical Engineering Honor Society, and
was inducted into Tau Beta Pi. This summer, he will be working at Natural Resources in Las
Colinas, TX.
Christi Reid
Graduated from A&M in 2004 with a degree in Petroleum Engineering. She excelled in all
of her classes at A&M, grew spiritually through the Logos Bible studies at Central Baptist
Church, and became active in the student chapter of the Society of Petroleum Engineers. Christi
works for Maralex Resources, Inc. as an Engineer drilling, completing, and producing natural
gas wells and lives in Bayfield, Colorado. She stated that her education at Texas A&M was
extremely valuable to her and prepared her well for her career in the oil industry. She said she
is thankful to God for the opportunities and friends she had at A&M and also to Mr. Brown for
his participation in her education.
Jack Reid
Graduated from A&M in 2015 with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. Jack served as Local Project Lead
for Engineers Without Borders at A&M and started doing research under a nuclear engineering professor.
He was one of three mentors for Invisible Jungle, the student-run microbiology station and was selected as a
University Scholar. Jack is currently at MIT in Technology and Public Policy and Aeronautics. Jack stated
that above a place to take classes, above a place to get a diploma or a job, A&M has been a home to him to
develop as a person. The size of the school and the diversity of its opportunities enabled him to pursue both
a mechanical engineering and philosophy degree simultaneously, to engage in undergraduate research and
thereby confirm his desire to go to graduate school, and to travel abroad and see other cultures first hand.
Additionally, the Aggie family and traditions of the university kept him engaged with those around him and
gave him a sense of belonging. From standing through football games to attending Big Event to attending
Aggie Muster in Qatar on the other side of the world, he has always felt that he was a part of something
larger than just himself while there. Those two facets of growth, as an individual and as a member of a
community, are equally important and will fundamentally inform his decisions in the years to come.
Ryan Rihani
Graduated from A&M in 2012 with a degree in Biomedical Engineering. Ryan was the Team
Leader and Top Researcher in the Michael E. DeBakey Undergraduate Research Program. He
received the Craig C. Brown Outstanding Senior Engineering Award, the Dean’s Honor Award
for Outstanding Academic Achievement, and the C. M. Holmes Memorial Achievement Award
in 2011. He will be starting medical school at the University of Texas-Houston Health Science
Center in August. His goal is to become a cardiothoracic surgeon and establish one of the best
cardiology clinics in the world.
Matthew Riley
Graduated from A&M in 2016 with a degree in Industrial Engineering. Matt was an Eagle
Scout, National Merit Finalist, and a National AP Scholar. He was inducted into the Phi Kappa
Phi (junior), Tau Beta Pi (sophomore), and Phi Eta Sigma (freshman) Honor Societies. He
was chosen as a Dwight Look College of Engineering Distinguished Student for academic
excellence and was a member of the Industrial Engineering Honor Society. Matt has been an
active member of the Student Engineering Council and active volunteer with the TAMU Big
Event. He was the Bandleader of the TAMU Small Ensemble and enjoys playing bass guitar at
various venues. He has studied abroad at the University of Salamanca in Spain in 2014 and at
Lancaster University in England in the fall of 2015. Matt will intern with AirBorn, Inc. in the
summer of 2015.
Christina Schmidt Rohlf
Graduated from A&M in 2015 with a degree in Biomedical Engineering. Christina was a
member of Society of Women Engineers, Biomedical Engineering Society, and the Christian
Engineering Leaders. She was admitted to the Phi Eta Sigma Honors Society last year.
Tyler Romero
Graduated from A&M in 2016 with a degree in Computer Engineering. Tyler was involved in
the Big Event Committee and has been invited to apply for Business Fellows. He is applying for
grad schools and plans on pursuing a Master’s degree in Computer Science. He was awarded
a recipient of the Craig C. Brown Outstanding Senior Engineer Award for 2015-16. He stated
that for the last four years, Texas A&M has been his home away from home. During that time,
A&M has fundamentally transformed him. When he arrived as a freshman, he was unsure of
himself, unsure of how to connect with other people, and unsure of what he wanted to do with
his life. Aggieland helped him to know himself, guided him to form meaningful relationships,
and allowed him to find his passion for Computer Engineering. He would not trade his time
at Texas A&M for anything, and in retrospect, there is no college that he would have rather
attended.
Janice Rosado
Graduated from A&M in 2014 with a degree in Computer Science. At A&M, Janice was
President of Aggie Women in Computer Engineering, a Computer Science and Engineering
Department Ambassador, and a Counselor for the Honors Invitational Program. Janice was a
student technician at KAMU TV Station/ TTVN Web Conferencing where she managed and
built web conferences for Texas A&M teleconferences. This fall, Janice will be getting her
Master’s Degree in the Cybersecurity Program at George Washington University. She has been
selected as a Cyber Corps Scholar.
Lauren Elizabeth Russell
Graduated from A&M in 2016 with a degree in Biomedical Science. Elizabeth volunteered with St.
Mary’s Church and Starlight Aggies at A&M and will be applying for a MD/PhD in May. Elizabeth
has been working with the Elizabeth House Maternity Home organizing events. She stated that
when she received an invitation to interview for a Brown Foundation Scholarship as a senior in
high school, Texas A&M was nowhere near the top of her college list. But her experience at the
interview with Mr. Brown completely changed her mind! She is so glad that she met him because
he was the first one to show her what sets A&M apart from any other university in the world. In
the last four years, she has received a superior education, participated in exciting research, studied
abroad, made lifelong friendships, and become a part of the truly incredible Aggie family. As a
graduating senior, she is looking forward to the future, but can hardly believe that her time at A&M
is coming to a close. She has enjoyed being there more than she ever thought should could, and she
is so happy that she is an Aggie. Elizabeth will enter medical school next year
Alexis Crawley Ryan
Graduated summa cum laude from A&M in 2007 with a degree in Biomedical Engineering. Alexis
was in the Engineering Scholars program and was a finalist for the Brown Foundation-Earl Rudder
Memorial Outstanding Student Award for the College of Engineering. She was involved in the
Memorial Student Center Council and served as Executive Vice President for two years. After
graduating from A&M, she went to medical school at Baylor College of Medicine and graduated
in 2011. She received honors in basic sciences and also received the Joseph Barnhart Award for
Orthopedic Research. Alexis finished her fellowship in Neuroradiology at Stanford in June 2017
and will be starting as a Radiologist at Kaiser Permanente in Northern Virginia/DC in October.
She and her husband are expecting their first baby, a little boy, at the beginning of August. She
stated that her time at A&M was a wonderful experience. At A&M, she received a world class
education both inside and outside the classroom that has proved invaluable.
Andrew Sanchez
Graduated from A&M in 2013 with a degree in Chemical Engineering. Andy was the Corporate
Relations Chair on the Student Engineers Council and the Big Event Participation Coordinator
on the Philanthropy Committee. He starred in a senior directed skit, A&M’s production of
Prelude to a Kiss, as well as a play in the 2012 Student New Works Festival. Last fall, he had
two poems published in the independent journal, Vandal. Andy received the Craig C. Brown
Outstanding Senior Engineering Award in 2013.
Sean Sannwaldt
Graduated from A&M in 2015 with a degree in History. Sean was a volunteer with the Aggie
Orientation Leader Program at New Student Conferences this summer. He is pursuing his
Master’s Degree in International Affairs from the George Bush School at Texas A&M and taking
classes that focus on national security issues and the Middle East.
Erika Schmidt
Graduated from A&M in 2009 with a degree in Business Administration. She is going to law
school and lives in San Francisco, California.
Amanda Schulz
Graduated summa cum laude from A&M in 2010 with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. She
received the Edwin S. Holdredge Award in Mechanical Engineering which is given to the senior
with the highest GPA. She lives in Los Angeles, California and is a Business Development
Engineer at SpaceX, an aerospace company. She primarily manages and coordinates proposal
efforts. She loves her job because she gets to blend her technical knowledge and verbal skills
that provide new and interesting challenges every day. Amanda stated that what she loved the
most about her time at A&M and still loves today is the feeling of being part of the Aggie Family.
The more she meets people who attended other universities, the more she can appreciate what a
unique and special place Texas A&M is, and how true it is that you never stop being an Aggie,
you only become a former student.
Zane Schwarzlose
Graduated magna cum laude from A&M in 2009 with a degree in Agribusiness. He is currently
going to graduate school at the University of Texas in Austin studying website design and
database management. He lives in Bryan, Texas. He stated that attending A&M taught him that
the best education can be found in helping others.
Meghan Shanks
Graduated from A&M in 2017 with a double major in Math and Computer Science. Meghan
was Treasurer of the Fencing Club and competed in a few competitions with the club. She
helped recruit new students with National Aggie Scholar Ambassadors. She sang in the St.
Mary’s choir and did algebra research with Dr. Sarah Witherspoon.
Nathan Shaub
Graduated from A&M one year early in 2017 with a degree in Business. Nathan studied at the
WHU School of Management in Vallendar, Germany.
Steven Shepherd
Graduated from A&M in 2011 with a degree in Aerospace Engineering. He is a Software
Developer at Dublin Solutions in Charlotte, NC.
Hunter Skoog
Graduated from A&M in 2014 with a degree in Biomedical Engineering. Hunter was the Yell
Leader for 2012-13. He was in the University Traditions Council, Parson’s Mounted Cavalry,
and the Biomedical Engineering Society at A&M. Hunter is in his 2nd year of medical school
at A&M.
Kristen Paris Slaughter
Graduated from A&M in 1998 with a degree in Biomedical Science. She received the Buck
Weirus Spirit Award, was Fish Aide Co-Chair, SGA Programs VP, and SGA Executive Vice
President. After graduation, she became a Microsoft Certified Solutions Developer and did
software development consulting and traveled the nation for about 5 years. She and her husband
live in Richardson, Texas and have two children. She currently does IT work for her husband’s
company. Kristen stated that there is a certain sense of involvement and leadership that Aggies
possess. The skills she learned have helped her go on to lead groups and get involved in church,
her community and schools later in life. Sometimes, she can spot someone who was a student
leader at Texas A&M just by their attitude and willingness to lead!
Timothy Slininger
Graduated from A&M in 2012 with a degree in Chemical Engineering. He works for Samsung
Austin Semiconductor in the diffusion department and lives in Austin, TX. Tim stated that going
to A&M was not only a great education with many opportunities that lead him to a rewarding
job, but also gave him confidence and social skills. It showed him what it means to be part
of something so much bigger than him. Going to A&M was one of the best decisions he ever
made, and has helped shape him into a better person. He is truly proud to say he is and will
always be a Proud Fightin Texas Aggie. Whoop!
Emily Sloan
Graduated from A&M in 1999 with a degree in Biochemistry and Genetics. After graduation,
she went to medical school at UT Houston and graduated in 2003 and moved to Dallas to do
her pediatric residency at Children’s Medical Center. When she finished in 2006, she started
working at Los Barrios Unidos Community Health Center. Emily has also gotten involved with
mission work/non profits in Guatemala and Kenya. Emily lives in Dallas, Texas.
Dana Gerland Smith
Graduated summa cum laude from A&M in 2000 with a degree in History. She was named the
2000 Sr. Gathright Scholar for Liberal Arts. Dana earned her secondary teaching certificate in
Social Studies Composite and taught at the high school level for 3 years. She is married and has
two children and lives in La Grange, Texas. She stated that one of the biggest ways that she had
ever challenged herself was going away to A&M from a very small 1A high school—what an
adjustment! But, through the classes, relationships, and successes that she experienced during
her time at college, she learned a great deal about herself and gained a level of confidence that
has served her well since then.
Christopher Seth Smitherman
Graduated from A&M one year early in 2017 with a degree in Biomedical Science. Seth was
a tour guide and intern at the Visitor’s Center and a member of the Aggie Experience Council.
He was part of a group called EpiAssist, which gave graduate students a real-world public
health experience. Through that program, he was able to volunteer with local and regional
health departments. Seth was a REU research intern with the Geography and Public Health
department. After graduation, he will get his MPH in Epi at the School of Public Health at Texas
A&M.
Kristina Yancey Spencer
Graduated from A&M in 2010 with a degree in Nuclear Engineering. She received the Aggie Spirit Award
and the Gathright Award. Kristina also co-founded a student chapter of Women in Nuclear Engineering
during her senior year. She graduated with Foundation Honors, University Honors, Research Fellows Honors
and the Engineering Scholars Program Honors. Kristina is a Fulbright Scholar and went to Switzerland
and did research at the Paul Scherrer Institute and has now returned to A&M to get a master’s in Nuclear
Engineering. Kristina just received a fellowship from the National Science Foundation’s Graduate Research
Fellowship Program and will start receiving funding from them when she begins her doctorate at A&M. She
stated that before she started college, she thought she had to go to an Ivy League university to have a good
college experience. She is forever indebted to the Honors Program and Mr. Brown for persuading her to go to
A&M because what she found there was greater than anything she would have experienced at an Ivy League
University. A&M is unlike any other college in America, from its traditions, to the Aggie Network, to the
heart of service that is unparalleled. A&M is her home.
Adam Springer
Graduated from A&M in 2017 with a degree in Civil Engineering. Adam was the Squadron 21
First Sergeant in the Corps of Cadets for 2015-16.
David Stapenhorst
Graduated from A&M in 1997 with a degree in Bioengineering. He received his Doctor of
Medicine from Texas Tech University in 2001 and completed his general surgery residency
through Texas Tech at University Medical Center. David completed his two year fellowship in
plastic and reconstructive surgery at the University of Texas-Houston in 2008. He opened up
his own plastic and reconstructive surgical practice in Sugar Land, Texas. He and his wife Erin
live in Bellaire, Texas.
Garrett Starling
Graduated from A&M in 2004 with a degree in Biomedical Science. He graduated from medical
school at the University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio and is now an instructor
there. He and his wife Lyndsey live in San Antonio, Texas.
Daniel Steck
Graduated from A&M in 2011 with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. He maintained a 4.0
GPA his entire collegiate years. Daniel was named a NASA MUST (Motivating Undergraduates
in Science and Technology) Scholar and a ConocoPhillips SPIRIT (Safety, People, Integrity,
Responsibility, Innovation, and Teamwork) Scholar. He worked for Phillips 66 as a field
engineer in 2011-12 and will start graduate school in the fall of 2012 at A&M. He stated that
going to A&M has meant being part of a tradition of professional, intellectual, athletic, and civic
excellence. He lives in College Station, Texas.
Christine Elkins Stephenson
Graduated magna cum laude from A&M in 2010 with a degree in Biomedical Engineering. She was
accepted into Texas A&M’s College of Veterinary School. After graduation, Christine did research
in the Equine Reproduction Lab, worked for HealthPoint Biotech, and is currently doing research
in the Gastrointestinal Laboratory while working on a paper classifying the intestinal microbiota of
puppies. She and her husband live in Bryan, Texas. She stated that her education at A&M has been
one of the most valuable experiences of her life. Her degree in Biomedical Engineering challenged
her personally as well as giving her the tools to design and create novel medical technologies and
therapies. She derives a deep satisfaction knowing her biomedical work is a step toward bringing
people longer and healthier lives. Her biomedical engineering background transitioned well into
research, and the analytical thinking skills she honed gave her a unique perspective for tackling
medical problems in the veterinary field. The more she learns in Vet School, the more excited she is
to apply her newly learned skills and make a difference in the world. Without her education at Texas
A&M, she would not know the amazing fulfillment that comes from doing something you love.
Zachary Stone
Graduated from A&M in 2015 with a degree in Biomedical Engineering. Zach was a volunteer
with Breakaway, joined the Brothers Under Christ Fraternity, and was inducted into the Phi Eta
Sigma Honor Society and the National Society of Collegiate Scholars. Zach was involved in a
research project with Dr. Applegate. He stated that Texas A&M has meant a lifetime of friends
and memories to him.
Bradford Stricklin
Graduated from A&M in 2015 with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. He was Vice-President
of the Residence Hall Association, the Director of Development for the MSC, and helped raise
funds to put on programs. Bradford served as the technology chair for the Lechner/McFadden
Hall Council and was a Development Committee member of the Wiley Lecture Series. He
won the Buck Weirus Spirit Award and was one of 16 freshmen selected to represent A&M at
University City in Doha, Qatar last spring. Bradford is currently attending graduate school at
A&M working towards his master’s degree in the mechatronics lab under Dr. Won-Jong Kim.
He is also working for Dr. Sivakumar Rathinam who does control of unmanned vehicles.
Andrew Sutter
Graduated from A&M in 2016 with a degree in Biomedical Engineering. Andrew is applying
for medical school and hopes to spend another four years at A&M.
David Taylor
Graduated magna cum laude from A&M in 1999 with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. He
was on the Dean’s list. After graduation, he graduated cum laude from Harvard Law School.
He currently is a Senior Associate with Baker Botts in Dallas, Texas. He and his wife Rachel
and daughter live in Plano, Texas. He stated that obtaining a degree from A&M put him on the
path towards professional success, preparing him to be successful at Harvard Law School and
in his career as an attorney. He made lifelong friends, developed leadership skills, and most
importantly met the love of his life there! Texas A&M made him who he is today, and he is
proud of the work Texas A&M did!
Ethel Taylor
Graduated from A&M in 2002 with a degree in Animal Science and graduated with a DVM
in 2004. Ethel received the L.T. Jordan Fellows Award to conduct research in Morocco, a
Summer Research Scholarship for research on anesthesia in donkeys, and a Geraldine Dodge
Foundation Frontiers in Veterinary Medicine grant to promote safe care and handling of donkeys
in veterinary settings. She completed a two-year Epidemic Intelligence Service program at the
CDC and is back in Texas as a CDC Preventative Medicine Fellow assigned to the Texas A&M
Health Sciences Center and the Williamson Counties and Cities Health District. Ethel states
that the education she received at A&M was invaluable to her current career. In the seven years
since she graduated from vet school, she has had the opportunity to meet veterinarians who
trained at other schools, which made her appreciate the hands-on experience and mentorship
Texas A&M offered. She met other Aggies through her work, and the camaraderie shared by
Aggie grads has given them common ground to build on immediately. She lives in Austin, TX.
Tyler Terrill
Graduated from A&M in 2013 with a degree in Biomedical Engineering. Tyler was President of
the Honors Student Council and was a member of the Pre-Med Society. Tyler got married this
summer and will be going to medical school at UT Southwestern this fall.
Allison Fisseler Thompson
Graduated from A&M in 2009 with a degree in Accounting. She was part of the Professional
Program in Accounting at Mays Business School, a five-year program that allowed her to
graduate with both a BBA in Accounting and MS in Finance. The program included time set
aside for an internship, where she worked with PricewaterhouseCoopers. Allison was also able
to sit for the CPA exam in her final semester and she passed all four sections before she had even
graduated. She lives in Houston, Texas and works for PricewaterhouseCoopers in the Internal
Audit Group. She stated that her time at A&M prepared her for the “real world” in every
way, academically, professionally, socially and personally. Texas A&M gave her the unique
opportunities to travel abroad, meet and interact with people of all kinds, pursue professional
experiences at every level, and grow into the person she is today.
Justin Thompson
Graduated from A&M in 2011 with a degree in Aerospace Engineering. He received the
American Legion Military Excellence Award for 2007-08, the Sq. 12 Best Sophomore for 2008-
09 and was named a Distinguished Student for spring and fall 2010. He stated that A&M meant
a lot to him; it is the place where he prepared for the future and became the man he is today.
It is an experience that he will never forget. He works for the Naval Air Systems Command
in Maryland as an Aerospace Engineer in the Propulsion and Power division, specializing in
auxiliary power. Justin lives in Tullahoma, TN. with his wife and daughter.
Rachel Thompson
Graduated magna cum laude from A&M in 2010 with a degree in Civil Engineering. She received
her master’s in Environmental Engineering from Texas A&M in December 2011. She was on the
Dean’s List, part of the Engineering Scholar’s Program, and a member of Chi Epsilon Honor Society.
In the fall of 2011, Rachel will be volunteering with Engineering Ministries International in their
Costa Rican office which provides clients with free design services to help them fulfill their visions.
She stated that she hopes to make an impact in the lives of others as a way of paying forward all
that she has been given. Rachel stated that going to A&M has been such a blessing. During her
time there, she had many amazing opportunities to grow in so many different areas of her life. She
received an education and training that has prepared her to be a successful and professional engineer.
She learned a lot about who she is as a person and what she has to offer those around her. She has
made friends with people from all different backgrounds and cultures and has learned the value and
importance of diversity. She has discovered a passion for working with and serving others. She
truly feels that her time at A&M has prepared her to be successful in LIFE, not just in her profession.
Ryan Trantham
Graduated from A&M in 2015 with a degree in Biomedical Science. Ryan received an award
for Outstanding Leadership for his work as the ILAP Director for the MSC L.T. Jordan Institute
and was recently selected as Vice Chair for the Institute for the upcoming year. He was
selected the 65th MSC President/CEO for 2014-15 and took over his position on Muster. Ryan
volunteered in the research lab of Dr. Welsh over in the VIBS department, remained active in
the Biomedical Sciences Association, and became involved with Aggies for Christ. He enjoyed
teaching international students English through iHouse.
Tessa Toups Trapp
Graduated summa cum laude from A&M in 1998 with a degree in Industrial Engineering.
She received her Masters in Industrial Engineering with a 4.0 from A&M in 2000. At A&M,
Tessa completed an engineering co-op with Nibco, Inc., as an undergrad, spending 2 semesters
working at their Nacogdoches location and one semester working at their headquarters in
Elkhart, Indiana. She, her husband Keith and daughters Temple and Teagan live in Kingwood,
TX. Tessa stated that A&M was a wonderfully comfortable, encouraging, and stimulating place
to mature into an adult. She believes the learning environment at A&M played a major role in
making her confident, independent, productive, and compassionate, and these traits have carried
over into every activity she does today.
Regan Turner
Graduated from A&M in 2003 with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. He received the Craig
C. Brown Outstanding Senior Engineering Award, served as Deputy Corps Commander and the
chairman of the Muster Committee. After graduation, he joined the Marine Corps as an infantry
officer where he stayed for 7 years. He served as an infantry platoon commander in Afghanistan
and Iraq, and then spent 3 years training new Marine Officers at The Basic School and the Infantry
Officer Course in Quantico, VA. before leaving active duty to go back to school. He stated that
his proudest accomplishment from the entire period was that he brought all of his Marines
home safely from both tours. While living in the Washington DC area, he served as the Muster
Committee Chairman for the 2009 and 2010 DC Muster. He is currently a graduate student at
the Harvard Kennedy School of Government and Harvard Business School, where he is enrolled
as a joint master’s student in the Master in Public Policy in Business Administration programs.
He will graduate in 2013 with both degrees. Regan lives in Cambridge, Massachusetts. He
stated that his education at A&M prepared him for the challenges he faced in the Marine Corps
and taught him the value of public service. Moreover, the incredible friends he made there
have been his biggest supporters and inspiration through many difficult times in his life since
graduation. The academically rigorous program in the College of Engineering helped to prepare
him for graduate school at Harvard, and his studies through the study abroad program and Bush
School exposed him to a set of interests and areas for future exploration that continue to guide
his academic work. Through it all, the amazing support of the Brown Foundation allowed him
to pursue his studies and introduced him to an incredible network of Aggies. He would not be
where he is today without Craig Brown and the Brown Foundation’s generosity.
John Tyler
Graduated from A&M in 2008 with a degree in Biology. He was a member of the Corps of
Cadets and the Ross Volunteer Company. John was the Corps Staff Scholastics Officer, the
RV Company Administrative Officer, and a member of the RV Firing Squad when he was a
senior. He lives in Houston, Texas and is a third year medical student at UT-Houston. He will
begin his career with an Internal Medicine residency that will start in July of 2012. He stated
that his education at A&M has meant everything to him. He will forever identify himself as an
Aggie and will have more loyalty to A&M than any other institution with which he will ever be
involved. Mr. Brown’s generosity in his scholarship was invaluable and Mr. Brown will never
fully appreciate how much of a positive impact he had on him.
Korie Turner Vakey
Graduated from A&M in 2002 with a degree in Biomedical Science. She graduated from the
University of Texas Medical School in San Antonio, Texas in 2008 and moved to Nashville to
start her Anesthesiology residency at Vanderbilt University Medical Center. In 2012, Korie
and her husband moved back to Houston and she is a Pediatric Anesthesiology Fellow at Texas
Children’s Hospital.
Brandon Vaughn
Graduated summa cum laude from A&M in 1997 with a degree in Chemistry. He was an Aggie
Wrangler from 1994-97. Brandon is currently a Senior Biopharmaceutical Representative with
Amgen, Inc. He, his wife Amy and three children live in Iola, Texas. He stated that going
to A&M was a dream come true for him. A&M was the only school he applied to after high
school, and the financial assistance he received from the Brown Foundation, as well as the
President’s Endowed Scholarship Program helped him continue his goal of getting a degree
from A&M. Now that he is in the professional world, being an Aggie is part of who he is. He
is an Aggie to his customers and friends. It helps define him. He also said that being an Aggie
means he is hopelessly addicted to A&M sports, and living so close to College Station means
that he can feed his addiction year round.
Katie Walker
Graduated from A&M in 2015 with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. At A&M, she was
named an Addison Wesley/Benjamin Cummings Mechanics Scholar for performing well on a
Physics challenge exam. She was named Officer of the Year and was Co-Chair in the Society
of Women Engineers for the annual High School Conference, Girl Scout Day, and mentoring
programs. She was awarded the recipient of the Craig C. Brown Outstanding Senior Engineering
Award for 2015-16. Katie said, “To me, Texas A&M has meant a bright future founded in
an amazing college experience. While there, I have gained not only a new set of technical
skills, but also an appreciation for how to treat people well. These have both been through
lessons inside and outside of the classroom, from professors and classmates alike. Knowing the
technical fundamentals that will get you a job, having the soft skills that will turn that job into a
career, and having access to the incredible Aggie Network is a great combination to have in your
pocket as you move forward as an adult. Thanks to A&M, I have these and, as naturally follows,
a newfound confidence for my future, as well as memories to last a lifetime.”
Amanda Wallin
Graduated from A&M in 2017 with a degree in Biomedical Engineering.
Brett Warren
Graduated from A&M in 2004 with a degree in Petroleum Engineering. He was inducted into
the Honorary Petroleum Engineering – Pi Epsilon Tau. El Paso Energy sponsored him into the
UT MBA program. Brett lives in Houston, Texas and works for El Paso Energy.
Minda Wei
Graduated from A&M in 2016 with a degree in Electrical Engineering. She was an advisor in the
Honors Program. Minda stated that going to Texas A&M has given her countless opportunities
and has exposed her to such a great diversity of people. The education she received there has
been excellent, and she will forever cherish the friendships she has built. She has been able to
travel the world and also discover the things she is truly passionate about, both academically and
personally. If Mr. Brown had not convinced her to go to A&M, she can wholeheartedly say that
she would not be the person she is today. She said she would not trade her experience at Texas
A&M for anything! Gig ‘em!!
Justin Weiss
Graduated from A&M in 2004 with a degree in Biology. Justin received his nursing degree and
is currently a nurse case manager at Gardendale Hospice. He lives in Pflugerville, Texas.
Ryan Whitmire
Graduated from A&M in 2015 with a degree in Petroleum Engineering. His desire is to be part
of an organization that is driving innovation, generating jobs, and directly improving the lives
of others.
Conner Wilson
Graduated from A&M in 2017 with a degree in Civil Engineering. Conner was involved with
Christian Engineering Leaders where they developed their members as Christians, leaders, and
as Engineers. He was also involved in Impact as a counselor. This organization mentored
freshmen at retreat in the summer before school started. Conner stated that going to A&M has
been one of the best decisions he has ever made. The thing that has meant the most to him in
his time there, has been the people he has met and the relationships he has formed. People there
are simply different, in a great kind of way. They want to get to know you, help you succeed,
and challenge you to grow. Everything about the culture he has experienced at the university
encourages growth, whether that be social, academic, spiritual, and as a leader. The leadership
opportunities there have been incredible. Being involved on campus has allowed him to take on
positions of leadership and be mentored by more experienced leaders. He is so happy he went
to A&M and is in the position he is in.
Evan Wilson
Graduated from A&M in 2016 with a degree in Chemical Engineering. At A&M, he was part
of the Aggie Leaders of Tomorrow - Freshman Leadership Organization, CARPOOL, a Fish
Camp Counselor, in the A&M Honors Program, and part of the Retreat Programs at St. Mary’s
Catholic Church.
Ethan Windsor
Graduated from A&M in 2012 with a degree in Nuclear Engineering. He will be going to
graduate school to get a Ph.D. in Nuclear Engineering at A&M.
Michelle Wise
Graduated from A&M in 2015 with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. Michelle was accepted
into the Student Engineer’s Council and became a Marketing Director for the Engineering Career
Fair. She was appointed Co-Chair of the SEC Society and Graduate Relations Committee at
A&M, and was a member of the Society of Women Engineers. She played on an intramural soccer
team, and traveled to the A&M Qatar campus. Michelle stated that Mr. Brown’s generosity and
compassion inspired her to attend Texas A&M, and choosing to do so was the best decision she ever
made. During her four years there, she has expanded her perspective of the world, made lifelong
friends, developed her personal philosophy of life, and laid a foundation for a lifetime of learning.
The opportunities she has had the privilege to encounter allowed her to accomplish and experience
more than she ever could have imagined. More than the advancement of her scholastic career,
studying at A&M has also enriched her life in terms of building personal relationships, establishing
a strong value system, and learning how to find happiness. Being an Aggie feels like home to her,
and she is extremely glad and appreciative that she was given the chance to join the Aggie family.
Benjamin Wiseman
Graduated from A&M in 2016 with a degree in Electrical Engineering. He was the Fundraising
Director of Engineers Without Borders, involved with the Institute of Electrical and Electronic
Engineers organization, and his church. He served as Webmaster for Engineers Without Borders
and was accepted into Eta Kappa Nu. He is currently getting his master’s degree in Electrical
Engineering at A&M and hopes to work full-time at ERCOT after he graduates.
Kyle Woerner
Graduated from A&M in 2005 with a degree in Biomedical Engineering. He was a fish camp
counselor and co-chair, a visitor’s center tour guide and won Tour Guide of the Year in 2005.
He was a member of Old Army Gentlemen’s Society as well as on committees for other student
government associations including Big Event and COSGA. Kyle was accepted into medical
school at The University of Texas Health Science Center in Houston and he graduated with
his medical degree in 2009. During medical school, he sat on the Social Committee, was Co-
Founder of the Sports Medicine Student Association and was a leader in the annual Retreat for
incoming students. He also worked closely with Dr. Stanley Schultz on founding an organization
to increase awareness for global health, focused specifically on children in 3rd world countries.
He is currently a 3rd year resident in Orthopedic surgery (a 5 year program) with plans to do a
fellowship in Hand and Microvascular surgery afterwards. He won the Academic Achievement
Award this year for scoring greater than the 90th percentile on their in-training exam. He is
married and lives in Pearland, Texas. He stated that going to A&M was a defining moment in
his life. He is tempted to say it defines who he is, but he thinks the reality is that Texas A&M
brought out in him defining characteristics that he already had; Integrity, Honor, Loyalty, Family
and being a Gentleman. When he met Craig, he could tell that he had those characteristics and
that he saw something in him. Due to the contributions of the Brown Foundation, he was able to
nurture the best parts of himself and strive to be the best man he could be without the pressures
of finances becoming the focus. He is forever indebted to Craig and his huge heart for education
and the Aggie Spirit.
Timothy Woolsey
Graduated from A&M in 2013 with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. Tim was President of
the American Society of Mechanical Engineers and served as the Webmaster for Ol’Ags. Tim
works for Chevron in their Subsea Engineering Department.
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