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July 12, 2020Kathy ‘90 and Tim Terzis ‘89: Franchisees with a Philanthropic Purpose
As proud Aggie parents, successful Sport Clips franchisees, and selfless supporters of the College of Liberal Arts, Kathy and Tim Terzis help keep the spirit of Aggieland thriving.
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June 12, 2020
Brian Smith ‘92: A selfless liberal arts graduate and successful C.E.O.
This C.E.O. learned hard work young and pairs his excellent work ethic with his liberal arts education both in his career and philanthropy.
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May 12, 2020
Sarah Hlavinka ‘86: A successfully selfless Aggie businesswoman
From small town Texas to New York City to the Lone Star State’s capital, this successful Aggie businesswoman has put her liberal arts education to good use in both business and philanthropy.
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April 12, 2020
Charles “Eddie” Burge ‘65: The power of an Aggie’s legacy
In honor of Muster, April’s Series of Service feature is in memoriam of one of the College of Liberal Arts’ greatest friends and leaders who passed away last year.
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March 12, 2020
G. Philip Huey ‘52: A home-grown Aggie philanthropist
G. Philip Huey ‘52 built a successful career at the Dallas Park & Recreation Department after graduating from Texas A&M University. Today, he gives back to his alma mater by supporting the College of Liberal Arts.
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February 12, 2020
Sam Buford ‘68: A successful lawyer with a passion for liberal arts
Sam Buford ‘68 attended Texas A&M University before the College of Liberal Arts existed on campus. Today, he encourages bright students like his daughter to study the liberal arts.
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January 12, 2020
Joe Garnett ‘82 on jump-starting a law career at the College of Liberal Arts
After growing up in Texas A&M’s backyard, this successful lawyer proudly gives back to the university that launched his law career.
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December 12, 2019
Nikki Suarez ‘14: Liberal arts is the invaluable part of a college degree
This servant-hearted Aggie is on her way to becoming a U.S. ambassador and is passionate about being a voice for underrepresented students.
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November 12, 2019
Charles Gregory ‘64: “I thought Texas A&M was where everyone would go if they could”
As we close in on the Vision 2020 campaign, Charles Gregory ‘64 reflects on the importance of supporting the liberal arts to place Texas A&M among top ranked public universities.
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October 12, 2019
Helen Jenswold: ‘Texas A&M molds people into leaders’
As businesses owners, Helen and her late husband Roger ‘52 had great success. Helen credits the liberal arts with preparing them for their careers.
