Former Students

Texas A&M agribusiness graduate Art Castillo ’16 donated his find to a nearby museum, where it will remain as a valuable teaching tool for future generations of Texans.

The Association commissioned the landmark to recognize all who have been and will be awarded its highest honor.

The Aggie Women Network, a member of The Association of Former Students, honors one A&M faculty member each year as an Eminent Scholar.

Former student Ray Rothrock and other donors are instrumental in helping elevate the university as a cybersecurity leader through $10 million combined gift.

Mays, founder and CEO of Clear Channel Communications, was a fervent supporter of business education at his alma mater.

Cigna CEO David Cordani ’88 uses servant leadership to help employees and wounded veterans run their best race yet.

Tarrant County Judge David L. Evans '71 has been honored with the creation of an Endowed Dean's Scholarship.

Texas A&M graduate Darcie Little Badger’s “A Snake Falls To Earth” earned a 2022 Nebula Award.

Only 318 of Texas A&M’s over 555,000 former students have been recognized with the Distinguished Alumnus Award.

In memory of his late wife, Wayne Roberts '85 has made the lead gift for the transformative 20-acre project in the heart of campus.