2021

David Campbell ‘21

July 29, 2021 by amy.thompson

Cadet David Campbell ‘21 is from Seattle, Washington and is an Applied Mathematics major, minoring in Computer Science. He is the son of Mark and Laura Campbell. He currently serves as the Second Regiment Chaplain as well as the Division Officer (Commanding Officer) of Navy/Marine ROTC (NROTC) Division 4.

David is originally a member of Company N-1, and represented Texas A&M and the Corps of Cadets at the Tulane Drill Competition in 2019 as a member of the Corps Color Guard. During his time in the Corps, David has “had the pleasure of meeting other outstanding cadets in N-1, 2nd Regiment, NROTC, and the Color Guard.” He is thankful for the Corps cultivating an atmosphere that fosters self-discipline that will benefit him moving forward in his Naval career.

David will commission into the U.S. Navy upon graduation in December 2021 and hopes to become a helicopter pilot during his service. We are incredibly proud of David and are thankful for his dedication to the Corps and his fellow cadets. We wish him the best of luck and success in the future!

Sara Goetzinger ‘21

July 29, 2021 by amy.thompson

Sara Elizabeth Goetzinger ‘21 is a Meteorology major, minoring in Mathematics, from Fairfax, Virginia. She is the daughter of Jennifer and Steve Goetzinger.

Sara is a member of Squadron 11 and currently serves as the First Wing Commander. She has previously served as First Wing Sergeant Major and was also a member of the Nichols’ Rising Leaders Conference Staff. Off the Quad, Sara has been involved with the Eucharistic Ministry at St. Mary’s Catholic Center.

Sara encourages future and current cadets to take advantage of each opportunity to develop themselves, serve the community, and enjoy the company of those around them during their time on the Quad.

“Every day on the Quad is a blessing and the memories I have made here are ones I will cherish forever,” Sara said. “I truly believe that the Corps of Cadets changes lives and I would not be the person I am today without this organization.”

After graduation in December 2021, Sara will commission into the U.S. Air Force with hopes of becoming a Weather Officer. She will also marry her fiancé, Kyle Holman, Third Regiment Commander, in June 2021. We are very proud of Sara and are thankful for her dedication to the Corps. We are confident that she will continue to succeed in all of her future endeavors.

Cohen Copek ‘21

July 29, 2021 by amy.thompson

Cohen Copek ’21 is an Industrial and Systems Engineering major from Clearwater, Florida. He is the son of Chris and Jill Copek.

During his four years as a member of Company D-1, Cohen has served as the Team Leader, First Sergeant and presently, as the Company Commander. Additionally, he served as Guidon Bearer of Rudder’s Rangers and Squad Leader for the Ross Volunteer Company. Cohen also participated in a Corps excursion to England and France. A member of Army ROTC, Cohen earned Air Assault wings and an Air to Ground Operations Certification in a summer leadership course in the Philippines.

Off the Quad, Cohen has been involved in various organizations including Sophomores Advancing in Leadership (SAIL), Passages, Turning Point USA, and the Institute of Industrial and Systems Engineers. One of his most memorable experiences was leading college groups on an immersion trip to Israel.

Upon graduation in May 2022, Cohen will commission into the U.S. Army as a Second Lieutenant. We are extremely proud of Cohen and are confident that he will succeed in all of his future endeavors. We wish Cohen the very best of luck as he prepares to embark on an Army career!

Jaimie Lee Colon Borrero ‘21

July 29, 2021 by amy.thompson

Jaimie Lee Colon Borrero ‘21 is a Spanish major, minoring in Psychology and Hospitality Management, from Ponce, Puerto Rico. She is the daughter of Edithness and Roberto Colon. She is the Commanding Officer of Squadron 6 in the Corps of Cadets.

Jaimie is a member of the General O.R Simpson Honor Society due to her academic success, is a member of the Arnold Air Society, and is the Air Force ROTC Logistics Readiness Commander. Throughout her time in the Corps, Jaimie has learned valuable lessons, made incredible friendships, and has spent much time serving the community of Bryan/College Station. “The Corps experience has completely changed my life forever,” she said. “I am thankful for the amazing members of Savage Six for their courage in life, savagery in battle, and service in all we do.”

Off the Quad, Jaimie has participated in the Puerto Rican Student Association, Latin Fusion Dance company, and has also served as a volunteer tutor at the Brazos Interfaith Immigration Network. As a first-generation college student, Jaimie is extremely passionate about academics. She maintains a 3.8 CGPA and is a Regent’s Scholar. Along with completing her degree, Jaimie is currently pursuing a teaching certification in Bilingual Education and hopes to make a positive impact on the next generation of bilingual students. She works for the Texas A&M Hotel and Conference Center as a front desk agent, where she enjoys learning about the hospitality industry, working with Aggies who embody the core values, and making meaningful connections with former students.

After graduation in May 2021, Jaimie will commission in the United States Air Force to serve as a Force Support Officer. She hopes to earn a Master’s degree in Business Administration and own a business that provides services in child development, psychology, education, or hospitality. We are extremely proud of Jaimie’s hard work and dedication, and are confident in her future success. We wish Jaimie success and happiness in all of her future endeavors! Gig ‘em, Jaimie!

Aaron Shaji George ‘21

July 29, 2021 by amy.thompson

Aaron Shaji George ‘21 is a Material Science and Engineering major from Missouri City, Texas. Born in Al-Dammam, Saudi Arabia, Aaron’s journey as a cadet began when his parents, Shaji and Jolly George, made the decision to move to the United States. Aaron is a member of 1st Wing Staff and currently serves as a Corps Housing Officer and Logistics Officer.

On the Quad, Aaron is very active within the Corps of Cadets. Originally a member of Squadron 17, Aaron served as the unit’s Scholastics Corporal, a Recruiting Corporal, and as a Fire Team Leader. Aaron has also served as the outfit’s Inspector General Sergeant, Discipline Sergeant, and Logistics Sergeant. As a junior, he was inducted into the Ross Volunteer Company and, as a senior, currently serves as the Company’s Operations Officer.

Off the Quad, Aaron has been a Fish Camp counselor, Big Event Staff Assistant, Muster Host, and currently works as the Plank Leadership Learning Center Team Lead on campus.

Upon graduation in May 2022, Aaron hopes to attend graduate school and work in Houston near his family after finishing his degree. “It’s been a rewarding and humbling experience so far, and I cannot wait to see what God has in store for me!” he said. We are thankful for Aaron’s dedication to the Corps and are confident in his future success. Good luck and best Wishes, Aaron!