- Aggie Muster Committee
- Aggie Recruitment Committee
- Alternative Spring Break
- Building Young Leaders Together (formerly High School Leadership Conference)
- CARPOOL
- COSGA
- Environmental Issues Committee
- Fish Aides
- Gilbert Leadership Conference
- GUIDE
- Parents' Weekend
- Replant
- Texas Aggies Making Changes
- The Big Event
- Traditions Council
Aggie Muster Committee
Aggies gathered together on June 26, 1883 to live over again their college days, the victories and defeats won and lost upon the drill field and classroom. Eventually the annual gathering evolved into a celebration of Texas Independence on San Jacinto Day – April 21st. Over time the tradition has changed but its very essence has remained “If there is an A&M man in one-hundred miles of you,you are expected to get together, eat a little, and live over the days you spent at the A&M College of Texas.” Muster is celebrated in more than four-hundred places world-wide, with the largest ceremony on the Texas A&M campus in College Station. The Muster Committee is responsible for organizing and planning every aspect of the tradition, from speaker to barbeque, awareness to the roll call this committee continues the livelihood of this great tradition year after year.
Aggie Recruitment Committee
Aggie Recruitment Committee hosts Seniors Experiencing Aggie Life (SEAL) Conference in the fall for high school seniors. During winter break committee members recruit in at least three high schools in their hometown area. In the spring, ARC hosts Whoopin' Weekend and brings up to 300 sophomores, juniors, and seniors to campus to help start their college search and to help them become aquainted with college life and life at Texas A&M.
Aggie Recruitment Committee Website
Alternative Spring Break
The purpose of ASB is to move enthusiastic, giving students from being heartfelt volunteers toward becoming active, life-long, participatory citizens and agents for social change, committed to social justice.
Alternative Spring Break Website
Building Young Leaders Together
The purpose of Building Young Leaders Together (formerly the High School Leadership Conference) is to enhance the development of high school leaders through inspirational speakers, interactive teamwork and leadership building exercises. To motivate students to realize the value of effective leadership and to incorporate these skills into their respective schools, as well as prepare them for leadership opportunities after high school.
Building Young Leaders Together
CARPOOL
CARPOOL will facilitate a safe and reliable commuting environment in the Bryan/College Station area by providing a free non-judgmental ride home to intoxicated students and students rendered incapable of transportation due to other circumstances.
COSGA
COSGA is a committee within Student Government whose purpose is to plan and put on a student government conference each spring here at A&M. The conference brings in hundreds of student leaders from colleges across the nation, so that they may learn and exchange ideas that relate to student government issues and leadership. The COSGA committee that facilitates this conference is composed of students at A&M who work together throughout the year to plan the conference. It is a truly rewarding experience, and allows those involved to have the opportunity to meet people from all over the country.
Environmental Issues Committee
As a representative of Texas A&M, we actively strive to provide and support: programs which enhance environmental education and awareness, programs which reduce the community's impact on the environment, and sound environmental legislation on and off campus, in order to improve quality of life
Fish Aides
Fish Aides focuses on giving TAMU Freshmen a solid start in SGA. We focus on enhancing leadership qualities through service on and off campus, SGA office hours, speakers, workshops, retreats,and social events.
Gilbert Leadership Conference
The Gilbert Leadership Conference exists to serve the students of Texas A&M University by providing freshman the opportunity to develop themselves as leaders, to network and interact with one another, and to understand the leadership opportunities that are available across campus to them in their time at A&M. In keeping with the traditions of Student Activities and Texas A&M University, the conference focuses on character, service, and involvement as well as to help better the student body of Texas A&M.
GUIDE
GUIDE is made up of half upperclassmen and half freshmen. Having upperclassmen that were not freshmen in GUIDE provides for a more well rounded team of mentors. Members are paired into one on one Guide-fish partnerships. The Guide will be a basis of support for the freshman during their time at Texas A&M and serve as an aide in the development of their Aggie Spirit. The organization is also split into 6 teams of 5 to 6 Guide-fish pairs. This structure allows freshman to have a one-on-one relationship, small group interaction, and the entire organization as a way of getting connected at Texas A&M. GUIDE strives to develop freshmen and aide in their transition from high school to college by building meaningful mentor relationships, building friendships within the organization, active participation in service, and fostering the Aggie Spirit within all of GUIDE's members.
Parents' Weekend
It is the Mission of Parents’ Weekend Committee to serve the students as well as the parents of Texas A&M by providing a weekend of thanks to the parents of Texas A&M University. This is done through a number of events that show the parents of Texas A&M what Aggieland is all about. The events are scheduled both by our committee and the other organizations of Texas A&M University. We strive to facilitate these events in order to please the students and parents of A&M.
Parents' Weekend Committee Website
Replant
Aggie Replant is a student-run, environmental service organization that unites Texas A&M students and the community through education and our annual Replant Day in the fall. Replant Day brings together over 1,000 students to plant trees in the Bryan/College Station area. This year, Replant Day will be held on October 25, 2008.
Texas Aggies Making Changes
Texas Aggies Making Changes (TAMC) works to resolve issues of concern facing Texas A&M University students by implementing programs for the benefit of the student body. TAMC - Mission Statement: Texas Aggies Making Changes (TAMC) works to resolve issues of concern facing Texas A&M University students by implementing programs for the benefit of the student body. TAMC allows for increased involvement in the Student Government Association and provides leadership development opportunities.
The Big Event
The Big Event provides the students of Texas A&M University with the opportunity to say "thank you" the community of Bryan/College Station for their continued support throughout the years. This past year, over 10,600 students volunteered to complete over 1,040 jobs, performing tasks that range from painting, to yard work and cleaning. Already the largest one-day, student-run service project in the nation, The Big Event has expanded to 71 other schools across the nation. The Big Event Committee is responsible for planning and organizing all events surrounding this day, allowing students to work with residents in their community.
Traditions Council
Traditions Council is a Student Government Committee dedicated to the preservation and promotion of the traditions of Texas A&M University through education and awareness.