Environmental Issues Committee
The Environmental Issues Committee (EiC) actively strives to provide and support: programs that enhance environmental education and awareness, programs that reduce the community’s impact on the environment, and sound environmental legislation on and off campus, in order to improve the quality of life for everyone in the Texas A&M University Community.
Freshmen Leadership Advisory Council (FLAC)
High School Leadership Conference (HSLC)
High School Leadership Conference is a committee within the Student Government Association that reaches out to high school juniors and seniors through their annual Spring LEAP workshops at local high schools and their annual High School Leadership Conference held over a weekend in November. The committee holds steadfastly to their mission statement of “building ourselves as leaders by creating developmental opportunities for high school students to learn, grow, and develop themselves.”
Gilbert Leadership Conference
The Gilbert Leadership Conference gives approximately 30 freshmen the opportunity to develop themselves as leaders, to network and interact with one another, and to understand the opportunities that are available to them in their time at A&M. The conference focuses on character, service, and involvement, as well as helping to better the student body of Texas A&M. The conference is named after David Gilbert, a student leader from A&M who made the most of every opportunity given to him in his freshmen and sophomore years. The intent of the program is to encourage freshmen to maximize their leadership experience at Texas A&M, just as David Gilbert did.
Replant
Replant Day is a one-day environmental service project which strives to improve the Bryan/College Station Community, bring students together through tradition, and provide an avenue for environmental service and action through a yearly tree planting event. Replant Day is coordinated and put on by the Replant Committee, a Texas A&M University recognized student organization.
SGA Diversity Commission
The SGA Diversity Commission provides a cohesive and welcoming environment for diverse campus interaction, facilitates effective communication on diversity issues throughout the entire Texas A&M campus, generates public awareness on the importance of diversity, and leaves no one behind from feeling part of our campus community.
The Big Event
The Big Event is the largest, one-day, student-run service project in the nation where students of Texas A&M University come together to say ‘thank you’ to the residents of Bryan and College Station. For the past 25 years Aggie students have participated in this annual event to show their appreciation to the surrounding community by completing service projects such as yard work, window washing, and interior/exterior painting. Although The Big Event has become the largest one-day, student-run service project in the nation, our message still remains the same – simply “thank you.”