Texas A&M Foundation

More than 250 students have served as Maroon Coats since the organization’s founding in 2008.

Says one donor: “We want future generations to enjoy the same Aggie experience we did."

Texas A&M is participating in a project to scan 20,000 preserved specimens to produce high-resolution data that can be used for research and conservation.

Hughes is a 2019 Distinguished Alumnus of Texas A&M and a 2013 Outstanding Alumnus of Mays Business School.

The four new positions are part of an organizational restructure which will enable more philanthropic alignment and engagement across Texas A&M’s colleges and branch campuses.

The endowment will create The Stephanie Duprie Routh ’93 and Todd Routh ’86 First Generation Program.

The center has been renamed in honor of the gift by Ellie and Don Knauss.

Michael Pia comes to the Foundation from the Teacher Retirement System of Texas where he served in the Investment Management Division.

The recognizes outstanding graduating Aggie seniors who succeeded in college despite experiencing personal or family financial challenges.

The Aggie Barn has served as the gateway to Aggieland for those driving south on Highway 6 since its first maroon and white makeover in 1980.