Chairship
Hannah Kmiecik ’26
(She/Her)
Chair
Major: Nutrition
Hometown: Houston, TX
Dawson Carpenter ’26
(He/Him)
Vice-Chair
Major: Electrical Engineering
Hometown: Sulphur Springs, TX
Executive Directors
Peyton LeBlanc ’27
(He/Him)
Speak
Major: Computer Science
Hometown: Baton Rouge, LA
Caleb See ’27
(He/Him)
Becoming Leaders of Tomorrow (BLT)
Major: Animal Science
Hometown: Snook, TX
Jacob Moss ’27
(He/Him)
Culture Through the Arts (CTA)
Major: Engineering
Hometown: Del Rio, TX
Zoe Kraemer ’27
(She/Her)
FLO Member Outreach (FLOMO)
Major: Animal Science
Hometown: Odessa, TX
Ella Mirabelli ’27
(She/Her)
Serving Our Community With Kindness (SOCK)
Major: Education
Hometown: Katy, TX
Mason Mock ’27
(He/Him)
Development
Major: Computer Science
Hometown: San Antonio, TX
Group Leaders
Serving Our Community Kindly (SOCK)
Dylan Kinley ’27
(He/Him)
Major: Computer Science
Hometown: Dallas, TX
Sub-subcommittee: Logistics
Maddison Keenan’27
(She/Her)
Major: Public Health
Hometown: Katy, TX
Sub-subcommittee: Volunteering
Sophia Peden ’27
(She/Her)
Major: Communication
Hometown: Austin, TX
Sub-subcommittee: PR and Marketing
Becoming Leaders of Tomorrow (BLT)
Grace Johnson ’27
(She/Her)
Major: Animal Science
Hometown: McKinney, TX
Sub-subcommittee: Logistics
Olivia McLendon ’27
(She/Her)
Major: Allied Health
Hometown: Lexington, TX
Sub-subcommittee: Outreach
Andrew Alley ’27
(He/Him)
Major: Mechanical Engineering
Hometown: Katy, TX
Sub-subcommittee: Activities
Culture Through the Arts (CTA)
Brent van der Linden ’27
(He/Him)
Major: Anthropology
Hometown: Orange County, CA
Sub-subcommittee: Activities
Kerrigan Clifford ’27
(She/Her)
Major: Management
Hometown: The Woodlands, TX
Sub-subcommittee: Logistics
Damaris Lopez ’27
(She/Her)
Major: Food science & Technology
Hometown: Silsbee, TX
Sub-subcommittee: Communications
Josue Cortes ’27
(He/Him)
Major: Biology
Hometown: Mexico City, Mexico
Sub-subcommittee: Marketing
FLO Member Outreach (FLOMO)
Ann Marie Baxter ’27
(She/Her)
Major: Mechanical Engineering
Hometown: Austin, TX
Sub-subcommittee: Dance and Show
Parker Biehle ’27
(He/Him)
Major: Finance
Hometown: Houston, TX
Sub-subcommittee: Logistics
Shailee Patel ’27
(She/Her)
Major: Biomedical Sciences
Hometown: Plano, TX
Sub-subcommittee: PR and Marketing
Speak
Jamison Lee ’27
(She/Her)
Major: Political Science
Hometown: Fort Worth, TX
Sub-subcommittee: Speaker Relations
Mari Wilcock ’27
(She/They)
Major: Biological and Agricultural Engineering
Hometown: Greenville, TX
Sub-subcommittee: Marketing
Caroline Trumley ’27
(She/Her)
Major: Biomedical sciences
Hometown: Grand Haven, MI
Sub-subcommittee: Hospitality
Marek Martin ’27
(He/Him)
Major: Accounting
Hometown: Plano, TX
Sub-subcommittee: Operations
Development
Anthony Foti ’27
(He/Him)
Major: Computer Engineering
Hometown: Waco, TX
Sub-subcommittee: Finance
Adam Pulay ’27
(He/Him)
Major: Computer Engineering
Hometown: Plano, TX
Sub-subcommittee: Finance
Kenley Gerhart ’27
(She/Her)
Major: Marketing
Hometown: Clyde, TX
Sub-subcommittee: Operations
Bennett Moorman ’27
(He/Him)
Major: Interdisciplinary Engineering
Hometown: Aledo, TX
Sub-subcommittee: Outreach
Tinley Winters ’27
(She/Her)
Major: Psychology
Hometown: Deer Park, TX
Sub-subcommittee: Outreach
Why did you apply for MSC ALOT Staff?
From a family, to a home, to a safe space—this organization has given me more than I could’ve ever imagined. I want to pay forward the amazing experience I’ve had as a freshman and staff member in MSC ALOT!!
I have a passion for this organization, the people in it, the opportunities for growth it provides, and the programs it puts on. MSC ALOT has truly changed who I am, both as a leader and an individual, and my goal in applying for staff is to provide all members of ALOT – freshmen, staff, bigs – with all the resources and support they need to have the most amazing year possible!
MSC ALOT provided me an amazing family and a unique way to grow my leadership skills, and I’m excited to help provide an even greater experience for the Class of ’24.
The experience I got as a freshmen was amazing and impactful, and I genuinely felt like I was included, accepted, and valued by everyone. I joined staff to have the ability to give this class of freshmen the same experiences and feelings that I had.
My freshman year in MSC ALOT gave me so many opportunities to grow personally as well as professionally all while giving me a strong support system. This year I want to help facilitate those same opportunities for the Class of 2024 so they can make the most of their first year at A&M.
The MSC ALOT ’23 staff are such an inspiration to me! They helped me grow as both a leader and a person, and I cannot wait to help the freshmen of TAMU ’24 do the same!!
MSC ALOT has helped (and still continues to help) shape me into the person I am today. I joined staff to help give freshmen an even more amazing experience than I received through love, service, and community.
I love this FLO and the people in it with all my heart, & I have single handedly witnessed just how much someone can grow and flourish in MSC ALOT. I loved it so much I’ve been in it all four years of college 😉
I found my home and an amazing support group from ALOT last year and I want to be able to create that amazing community for the freshmen this year!!
I joined staff because I wanted to serve the freshman and help them grow into the leaders they set out to be.
I joined the MSC ALOT staff because I wanted to invest in freshmen and make an impact that was greater than myself.
I wanted to make sure freshmen had a great year like I did.
I joined to help the freshmen feel comfortable in their own skin and to feel like they belong.
There are some truly incredible people that go through MSC ALOT, and I wanted to help the freshmen grow and feel like they belong somewhere.
I joined MSC ALOT Staff because my experience as a freshman an TAMU was so positively influenced by this organization and I wanted the opportunity to serve the Class of ’24 in the same way!
To give back all the support, love, and provide a family for those who need it.
I wanted to help freshmen because honestly the difficulty of freshmen year is overlooked. The transition from high school to college is a lot (lol) and I wanted to help as many fishies as I can because I know I definitely struggled.
I joined MSC ALOT staff so that I could help the freshmen grow as people, leaders, and hopefully help them find a home away from home.
I was looking to find to my group of people at TAMU. And update, I found them.
I joined MSC ALOT staff because I wanted to be able to help the freshman in their transition into college! And to make sure they have somewhere that they feel safe and welcomed!
I joined MSC ALOT as a staff member for the chance to give back to an organization that became my family at A&M. Additionally, I want to work with freshmen to help them build their own great community and experiences.
My freshmen year I really gained a lot of knowledge and strength in my skills through MSC ALOT. Not only that but I met some amazing mentors and friends and can only hope to give back all I learned and more.
I loved my freshman year in MSC ALOT and want to help facilitate a year that brings similar opportunities to TAMU 24!
I joined MSC ALOT staff because I wanted to see my freshman grow as leaders in the Aggie community.
I wanted to be here for the freshman. I want to be a support for them like i had while in MSC ALOT. There are is a lot that happens during freshman year and i want to be a person that can listen and help with those things!
I want to give the incoming freshmen an even better experience than I got when I was a freshmen.
I want to give the class of 2024 all the love and support I received during my freshman year at A&M! I adore everything MSC ALOT stands for and it’s ability to produce driven leaders that go on to do incredible things.
I joined MSC ALOT staff to help freshman build impactful programs and grow in their leadership abilities!!