First-Generation Coordinating Committee
Texas A&M has a rich history of programs that support first-generation students. One of the most important responsibilities of the Routh First-Generation Center is to coordinate with other first-generation programs and those that serve large numbers of first-generation students. The First-Generation Coordinating Committee brings together representatives from each undergraduate college, student affairs, academic affairs, McAllen, and Galvestion on a biweekly basis. If you have any questions about the committee, you may contact lety-palomin@tamu.edu
The Committee Charge
The First-Generation Coordination Committee will serve as a communication hub and consensus building body for all first-generation programs and initiatives at TAMU. The committee will discuss first-gen student issues and logistics, examine first-gen campus data, and advocate for needed change and support.
Committee Membership
The Committee Charge
The First-Generation Coordination Committee will serve as a communication hub and consensus building body for all first-generation programs and initiatives at TAMU. The committee will discuss first-gen student issues and logistics, examine first-gen campus data, and advocate for needed change and support.
Committee Membership
- Leticia Palomin, RFGC
- Alexia Williams, RFGC
- Kyandra Greene, RFGC
- Alondra Rojas, ARCH
- Cruz Rios, DMS
- Casey Gros, SFAID
- Danisha Stern, ENGR
- David Wentling, ARCH
- Donald Curtis Jr., PHLT
- Eva Magallan, NURS
- Kelley O’Neal III, SEHD
- Krista McBrien, GALV
- Libby Daggers, NSFP
- Leroy Dorsey, CLAT
- Lisa Stewart, GALV
- Lucia Lopez, HECM
- Nate Poling, CTE
- Nicole Munyon, SFAID
- Samuel Merriweather, ENGR
- Sara McCoy, RESL
- Shaton Harris, LAUNCH