2016Impacts
Every gift makes an impact. Here’s a look at how some of your gifts are benefiting Texas A&M University students, faculty, colleges and programs.

An Instrumental Relationship
A $10 million naming gift from the Ed Rachal Foundation for the new John D. White ’70–Robert L. Walker ’58 Music Activities Center brings construction of the facility one step closer to breaking ground.
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Scholarships for the Ages
A dual cash and estate gift from Reta Haynes creates the Haynes Scholars Program, a merit-based scholarship program that supports six students currently and will support dozens of high-caliber undergraduates in the future.
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Brownsville Boost
A gift from Kelly and Mike Hernandez III '83 creates the Brownsville Scholars Program to benefit 10 first-generation students from Brownsville, Texas, in its inaugural year.
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Constructing Opportunities
A faculty fellowship endowed by George Seagraves II '80, a retired executive of homebuilding giant D.R. Horton, helps a professor in the College of Architecture fund student endeavors.
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