Texas A&M Foundation

Did you know that fellowships have the power to shape lives? For over 90 years, the James C. Nagle Endowed Fellowship has provided generations of Texas A&M civil engineers with unparalleled opportunities. Now, these Aggies share how the fellowship has impacted their careers. Learn more about the fellowship's legacy here: https://bit.ly/4doS18D

Why did this Aggie veteran become a beekeeper? ?? For Steve Jimenez '06, beekeeping provided both peace and purpose. That's why he created Hives for Heroes, a national nonprofit to give other veterans the same opportunity. Now they're giving back to Texas A&M with an endowed Aggie Veteran Honor Scholarship. Learn more about Hives for Heroes: https://bit.ly/4cM0pPE

At just 12 years old, Holly Ridings '96 witnessed the Challenger tragedy and vowed to make space safer. After becoming NASA's first female chief flight director, she's living her childhood dream and putting the skills she honed at Texas A&M University into action. Read more about Holly's inspiring story here: https://bit.ly/3SXZWCm

Once you join the Aggie Network, the possibilities of who you'll meet are endless! ?? From Fish Camp sweethearts to roommates who have stayed close for over 50 years, these Aggies have shown that the friendships forged at Texas A&M last a lifetime. Discover more stories of lifelong Aggie connections here: https://bit.ly/3X5kCea

In small towns across the state, Texas A&M is reshaping rural medicine. The College of Medicine's Rural Medicine Program is creating a health care talent pipeline for Texas' rural communities. It offers opportunities for medical students to complete rotations in 33 counties, giving them hands-on experience and fostering a passion for rural medicine. Help contribute to Texas health care here: https://bit.ly/4bUWzCx

?? It's Pass It Back Day, Ags ?? Today, Aggies give back to make a big impact! A gift of any amount to The Association of Former Students supports academic scholarships, student organizations like the Corps of Cadets, A&M Clubs, local Musters and so much more. Donate ?? tx.ag/PassItBackDay Gig 'em, Aggies, and let's Pass It Back! #PassItBackDay

Discover the dedication and care that go into one of Texas A&M’s most sacred traditions, Silver Taps. Each month, staff from Student Assistance Services and students from Traditions Council honor and welcome the families of honorees. And thanks to a new Silver Taps Hospitality Endowment given by the Dallas A&M Club, these teams can better ensure families feel supported during difficult times. Explore the significance of this fund here: https://bit.ly/3WORMgt

To recipients of his President's Endowed Scholarship, Marvin “Bud” Dealy Jr. ’50 is more than just a name. He's a friend. Even years later, Mr. Dealy keeps in touch with his recipients, unwavering in his kindness, optimism and generosity. More than a benefactor, he has been a steadfast cheerleader in their lives. Discover one of their stories here: https://bit.ly/3Sc7mRU

Have you ever wondered what’s the best way to hit a baseball? Former Aggie baseball player Matt Juengel ’12 and a group of Texas A&M engineering students led by Texas A&M associate professor of aerospace engineering Dr. Darren Hartl ’03 ’09 teamed up to answer this question! Check out their answer here: https://bit.ly/4dCrvJl

Inspired by her granddaughter's passion for rodeo, Betty Settlemeyer established an endowment for the Texas Aggie Rodeo Team. Thanks to her gift, the team can continue building their legacy of excellence while ensuring future generations can pursue their rodeo dreams in Aggieland. Read more inspiring donor stories here: https://bit.ly/4fKx7ms