2021

Abbey Riggs ’21

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Abbey Riggs ‘21, daughter of Leslyn and Mike Riggs ‘74, is a Recreation, Park, and Tourism Sciences major from San Antonio, Texas. Abbey hails from Squadron 11 and currently serves as the PR/Recruiting Officer on 1st Wing Staff. She spent the spring of 2020 interning at the Disneyland Hotel in Anaheim, California where she gained experience in her field.

Abbey will graduate in May 2021 and plans to pursue a career in event and hotel management. She is grateful for the valuable life lessons and friendships she’s made in the Corps of Cadets and encourages any incoming student to join. Abbey looks forward to what God has in store for her next! We are proud of her and wish her the very best in her future endeavors. Good luck and Gig‘em, Abbey!

Caleb Urbano ’21

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Caleb Urbano ‘21 is from Victoria, Texas and is a Physics major, minoring in Mathematics and Applied Learning. He is the son of Heather Miori and John Michael Urbano, and step son to Mark Miori and Amanda Urbano.

Caleb is the current Career Readiness Officer for Squadron 16 and member of the O.R. Simpson Honor Society. Off the Quad, Caleb serves as the Vice President of Membership for The Maroon and White Leadership Program, while also working as a Supervisor at the Aggie Call Center which raises money for The Association of Former Students.

Caleb will finish his academic coursework in August of 2021, and when finished with a semester of clinical teaching, plans to graduate in December of 2021. After graduation, he intends to teach 8th grade mathematics in a high-needs school district. Though the location has yet to be determined, Caleb is excited to utilize the experience he has gained from the Corps and Texas A&M to positively impact his future students.

“I found a community of incredible people in the Corps that made improving myself the default state. I’ve certainly been tested in ways I never would have thought were possible, and there’s certainly been some bumps along the road, but I’ve come out of it all far stronger than I was going in. I owe most of that to the community I’ve found within the Corps. I’m glad to have joined the Corps. I know I wouldn’t be where I am today without it,” Caleb says.

Caleb has been a highly successful cadet and represents the very best of our Corps. He will no doubt continue to impact others as he continues his journey to become a teacher. We are all proud of Caleb and wish him continued success in all of his future endeavors.

Cameron Box ’21

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Cameron Box ‘21 is an Industrial Distribution major from San Antonio, Texas and is a member of Company F-1.

Cameron has served as a Fire Team Leader, a Training Sergeant, and the Corps Marathon Team Co-Captain. He currently serves as a Platoon Leader for Company F-1. Additionally, Cameron is a Platoon Sergeant for the Ross Volunteer Company. Off the Quad, Cameron has been a member of Sophomores Leading And Motivating (SLAM),  and served as a Fish Camp Counselor for the past three years.

After he graduates in December 2021, Cameron plans to commission in the United States Navy with the intent to go to flight school and become a Naval Aviator.  “The opportunities and lessons here at Texas A&M have enabled me to tackle adversity and challenge me throughout my college career. Most of all, the Corps has prepared me to lead by example and succeed as an officer in the Navy,” he says.

We are proud of Cameron and all that he has accomplished in the Corps and Texas A&M. We know he will continue to excel in all that he does in the future, and wish him nothing but success in his future endeavors. Best wishes, Cameron!

Keller Cox ’21

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Keller Cox ’21 is the son of Kristin and Robert Cox. He was born and raised in Houston, Texas, and he is currently pursuing his undergraduate degree in Construction Science with a minor in Business.

Keller is originally a member of Squadron 17 in the Corps, and has served Squadron 17 as a Songfest Chair and the Head Public Relations Officer. This last year, he served as a Junior Yell Leader and will serve Texas A&M as the Head Yell Leader for the 2020-2021 school year. Off the Quad, Keller has been a member of Fish Aides, the Aggie Muster Committee and the Aggie Men’s Club.

Outside of Texas A&M, Keller has worked as a camp counselor at a summer camp in Hot Springs, Arkansas called Brookhill Ranch. When he is not in the classroom or fulfilling his role as a Yell Leader, Keller loves picking up a guitar to write and sing Texas country music.

Since he arrived at Texas A&M as a fish in the Corps, Keller’s goal has been to make the most out of his time here and to leave Aggieland better than he found it. He is doing his best to stay positive during these challenging times and knows that the challenges he is facing now will prepare him to lead others well in the future – especially during difficult times.

Upon graduation, Keller will move to Austin, Texas to work in the commercial construction industry, and also hopes to break into the Austin music scene as a rising Texas country music artist. We are proud of Keller and thankful for all that he has done and continues to do as a member of the Corps of Cadets. We wish him nothing but success in all of his future endeavors.

Kyle Medlock ‘21

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Kyle Medlock ‘21 is a Biomedical Sciences major, with a minor in Public Health, from Abilene, Texas. He is the son of Walt Medlock ’94 and Karen Medlock ’94.

Kyle, a member of A-Battery in the Aggie Band, now serves on the Combined Band Staff as the Combined Band Drum Major. He is also the Combined Band Training/Operations/Logistics Officer and Combined Band Chaplain. On the Quad, he is a member of the Ross Volunteer Company, the O.R. Simpson Honor Society, and plays guitar in the Aggieland Orchestra. Off the Quad, Kyle volunteers with Meals on Wheels, CHI St. Joseph hospital, and is a delegate for the College of Biomedical Sciences. He also devotes much of his time to St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church, as well as St. Mary’s Catholic Church, where he teaches a high school youth class.

Kyle plans to graduate in May 2021 with hopes of attending medical school and serving  as a physician in the military. He says, “Being a member of the Corps of Cadets and the Fightin’ Texas Aggie Band has shown me both the hard lessons and the profound blessings of life. The environment here enables endless possibilities as long as you are willing to remain dedicated through whatever life may throw at you.”

Kyle serves as an outstanding example for all our cadets in the Corps! We wish him nothing but continued success in all of his future endeavors, and know he is going to continue to make all of us proud! Gig ‘em, Kyle!

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