Giving

Through five gifts supporting study abroad, leadership development and experiential learning, Raymond ’87 and Rhonda Pittard are helping Aggie engineers become global citizens and innovative problem-solvers.

Drs. N.K. and Veena Anand have established an endowed fellowship at Texas A&M University to support graduate students in mechanical engineering while honoring their parents.

When a cancer diagnosis threatened his dreams at Texas A&M, civil engineering student Abraham Hurt discovered the lifesaving power of Aggies who lend a helping hand.

A formative career left Texas A&M alumnus Dan Clark ’90 with an abundance of knowledge and a desire to give back to the university’s mechanical engineering department.

The Sallie and Don Davis ’61 Career Development Professorship in Mechanical Engineering II was established to support the teaching, research, service and professional development for mechanical engineering professors.

To former students Kim ’83 and Robert Brown ’82, remaining connected to Aggieland is far more than a gameday visit; it is a commitment to touching the lives of Aggie engineers through generous scholarships.

Various acts of generosity will fund a heat exchange device at Texas A&M, which is a crucial piece of a chemical engineer’s educational career.

The North American Association of Utility Distributors supports industrial distribution students at Texas A&M pursuing careers in the electric utility supply chain.

Texas A&M alumnus and H+M Industrial EPC CEO seeks to further industry connection by establishing a scholarship to support an Aggie’s engineering education.

Six recent graduates of Texas A&M’s Graham Petroleum Ventures Program (PVP) established a scholarship for Aggie petroleum engineers in a remarkable act of selfless service.