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Texas A&M Corps of Cadets Completes 46th Annual March to the Brazos

April 25, 2022 by amy.thompson

Last Saturday morning, 2,000 members of the Corps stepped off for the 46th annual March to the Brazos. Each year, the Corps of Cadets conducts the March to the Brazos to raise money for designated non-profit organizations. On Saturday, the Corps of Cadets marched the 18-mile round trip in support of 4 local non-profit organizations: Scotty’s House, the Brazos Valley Food Bank, Twin City Mission and Habitat for Humanity.

While cadets marched to raise awareness for these 4 non-profits on Saturday, they spent the last school year volunteering with and assisting these non-profits. From organizing collection drives for canned food and clothing, to raising awareness on the impacts of child abuse, our cadets have provided hands on support.

This year, the Corps of Cadets raised a grand total of $33,572.68 that will be distributed amongst the four non-profits. The Corps’ top fundraising outfit, Company E-1, raised over $5,000 for Habitat for Humanity.

Though this year’s fundraising efforts have come to a close, the Corps of Cadets continues to encourage those that are interested in donating to learn more about these non-profits at https://corps.tamu.edu/mttb/.

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Corps Announces 2021-2022 Awards

April 11, 2022 by amy.thompson

The Corps of Cadets announced major flag and individual awards during Family Weekend 2022.

MAJOR FLAG AWARDS

Outstanding Corps Color Guard Award

1st Brigade Color Guard

Outstanding Major Unit Staff Award

3rd Wing Staff

The Commandant’s Flag
1st Place Company K-2
2nd Place Squadron 3
3rd Place Company E-2

The Robert M. Gates Public Service Award
1st Place Squadron 17
2nd Place Squadron 8
3rd Place Squadron 6

The J.J. Sanchez Recruiting and Retention Award
1st Place Squadron 2
2nd Place Company K-2
3rd Place A Company

The George P.F. Jouine Award
1st Place Company I-1
2nd Place Company D-1
3rd Place A Company

The Bruno A. Hochmuth Award
1st Place Company S-2
2nd Place Squadron 11
3rd Place A Company

The Taylor A. Gillespie Most Improved Outfit Award
1st Place Company K-2
2nd Place A Company
3rd Place Company E-1

The President’s Flag

3rd Regiment

The General George F. Moore Outstanding Unit Award
1st Place A Company
2nd Place Company K-2
3rd Place Company S-2

INDIVIDUAL AWARDS

Mascot Corporal Recognition Award

Samuel L. Scroggins (E-2)

The Lulie Hughey Lane Scholarship

Thomas Greve

The Glasscock Liberal Arts Award

Samantha Schramm

Department of the Army Superior Cadet Awards

Senior–Jared Lockhart

Junior–Travis Arey

Sophomore–Ben Powell

Freshman–Mark Cecil

The Ensign Mike Beach Memorial Scholarship

Joshua Vernon

Outstanding Corps Staff Officer Award

George Hass

Outstanding Sophomore Awards

Adam Tate (Best Drilled)
Maisey Martinez (Most Outstanding)

Outstanding Freshman Awards

Cole Hudson (Best Drilled)
Olivia Baptiste (Most Outstanding)

Outstanding Scholastics Officer & Outstanding Scholastics Sergeant

Officer–Nicholas Heinrich-Barna

Sergeant–Joshua Pigg

Outstanding Drill and Ceremony Cadets

Overall in Corps

Senior–Amber Le

Junior–Elizabeth Weaver

Daughters of the American Revolution Medal

La Villita Chapter

Army–Clay Parham

Marine Corps–Campbell Hartigan

William Scott Chapter

Navy–Anna Starr

Air Force–Jonathan Curtis

Veterans of Foreign Wars ROTC Medal

Army

Senior–Logan McNaughton

Junior–Jed Kennis

Sophomore–Nick Nolan

Navy

Senior–Colin Fedor

Junior–Justin Olds

Sophomore–Victoria Fasano

Air Force

Senior–Molly Smith

Junior–Ryan Dahl

Sophomore–Micaiah Wood

American Legion Award for Military Excellence

Army

Senior–Arthur Walzman

Junior–Michael Apodaca

Naval

Senior–Hayden Johnson

Junior–Keegan McDonough

Air Force

Senior–Paul Birmingham

Junior–Brodie Freijy

American Legion Award for Academic Excellence

Army

Senior–Eric Vaughn-Matthews

Junior–Katie Humphreys

Naval

Senior–Taylor Neymeyer

Junior–Sarah Beason

Air Force

Senior–Michael Garner

Junior–Ryan Bietz

Military Officers’ Association of America Award

Army–Jesse Mayer

Marine Corps–Garrett Cramm

Navy–Srinidhi Nagireddy

Air Force–Zachary Watson

The Bruce Dean Goodrich Award

John Pitre

Zachary L. Davis Award

Tyler Fanning

Col Glenn Starnes ’81 Memorial Award

Wayne Staub

Hellcat 9 ’68 Boots and Saber Award

Eric Chavez

Wofford Cain Boot and Saber Award

Jake Leible

Hadder Hussein

Matthew Chang

Bryce Buchanan

Charles Slaughter

Scott Lenox

Daniel Proudman

Benjamin Spangler

Joseph Andruss

Seth St. Onge

Alexander Partida

Austin Macfadyen

LTC James Wyatt Boots & Saber Award

Callie Guest

Dallas A&M Club Senior Boots Award

Jayda Kile

Jack Rowland

The Kelly Castleberry Memorial Award

Cameron Paladino

President’s Medal

Grayson Winchester

Military Order of the World Wars Award

Army

Junior–Pete Hagan

Sophomore–Tabitha Pravinkumar

Freshman–Tristan Lanclos

Marine Corps

Junior–Camron Smith

Sophomore–Matthew McGee

Freshman–Netin Akyildiz

Navy

Junior–Wyat Tharrington

Sophomore–Tyler Fanning

Freshman–Brady Evans

Air Force

Junior–Nils Ljung

Sophomore–Genevieve Pace

Freshman–Marshall Murden

The Military Order of Foreign Wars of the United States Award

Army–William Rast

Air Force–Slater Eatwell

Outstanding Academic Cadets

Senior–Leondard Vargo

Junior–Justin Compton

Sophomore–Jared Foltyn

Freshman–Tristan Lanclos

Olin E. Teague Soldier Statesman Award

Army–Jacob Mitchell

Marine Corps–Jayden Weaver

Navy–Brandon Parrish

Air Force–Mark Hill

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Norman J. York II ’57, USA

March 30, 2022 by amy.thompson

Norman J. York ’57 received his BS in education from Texas A&M and an MBA from Boston University. He was a member of E Infantry, the Fightin’ Texas Aggie Band, and a Singing Cadet. He joined the Texas National Guard, where he served for eight years, the last two as Battalion Sergeant Major of the First Battalion of the 143rd Regiment of the 36th Infantry Division. York is president of York Career Development, Inc., founded in 1997 and formed The Leadership Forum organization which he chaired for 10 years.  Norman has written and published four books: Using Your Inner Power to Find Meaningful Work, Thriving in The Changing Workplace, The Successful Entrepreneur, Second Edition, and Recareering for the Second Half of Life. Norman held board positions as treasurer for Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Society, chairman of the Senior Aggie Leadership Council of Austin, and the Corps Development Council.

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Colonel Julia Arthur ’81, USA

March 30, 2022 by amy.thompson

Colonel Julia Arthur ’81 received her BS in agricultural economics from Texas A&M. She earned a varsity letter and was a member of the Southwest Conference champion rifle team in ’80 and ’81. She was a member of the fourth fish class of women in the Corps and went on to serve as 1ST Sergeant and Commanding Officer of Company W-1. A Distinguished Military Graduate, Arthur was commissioned in the Army Finance Corps. As a reserve officer she was an instructor for the Army Command and General Staff Officers Course and retired as the Deputy Chief of Staff Comptroller at the 75th Division. She owned and operated Campbell-Wise Travel for 25 years. She is currently the budget officer at the US Army Institute of Surgical Research where she was selected Civilian Employee of the Year in 2018. She has served on the board of directors of the Corps of Cadets Association. She is a charter member of the Women’s Former Student Network and is an Aggie Corps Recruiter. An avid golfer, Arthur has served as events director and president of the San Antonio chapter of the LPGA Amateur Golf Association.

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Lieutenant General Loyd S. “Chip” Utterback ’75, USAF

March 30, 2022 by amy.thompson

Lieutenant General Loyd S. “Chip” Utterback ’75 received his BBA in management from Texas A&M and MAS from Embry Riddle University. At A&M he served as Commander of 1st Group, was a member of Squadron 2, and a Ross Volunteer. A Distinguished Military Graduate, he commanded USAF units at all levels including a fighter squadron, three fighter wings, two numbered Air Forces, served as a United States Senior National Representative to NATO, and was dual-hatted as the Commander of 13th Air Force and Air Forces Pacific. Additionally, he led negotiations on defense policy reforms in Asia resulting in major international agreements. A career fighter pilot, Utterback led his units in combat in the Middle East. His decorations include the Distinguished Service Medal and the Distinguished Flying Cross with "V" device for valor. Following military retirement, he served as President/CEO of a six-corporation conglomerate providing senior living services and health care to veterans and their families and as CEO of one of the largest Alzheimer’s and dementia research and care foundations in the nation.

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