Cadet Profiles

Martha Andrea Villarreal ‘18

July 22, 2021 by amy.thompson

Martha Andrea Villarreal ‘18 is a nutritional sciences major with a focus in pre-medical sciences. She is the daughter of John and Martha Villarreal and calls Laredo, Texas her home.

Currently, Martha serves as the commanding officer of Squadron 18. She has also represented Squadron 18 as their first sergeant, platoon sergeant, scholastics sergeant, fire team leader and scholastics corporal.

Martha is a member of the Pre-Med Fellows Program on campus, as well as the O.R. Simpson Honor Society. She has previously been involved with the TAMU Emergency Care Team and served as the “Kiss the Pig” Campaign Chief for the Brazos Valley Pink Alliance.

As a cadet, Martha has received various awards. Her sophomore year she was named Most Outstanding Academic Cadet in Unit, Most Outstanding Cadet in Unit and Most Outstanding Cadet in Major Unit. Martha was also awarded a General Rudder Corps Scholarship and recognized as a distinguished student.

Upon graduation, Martha aspires to attend medical school in order to be a physician in the United States Navy. Matha is a hard working cadet who strives for success in all her endeavours. Best wishes, Martha, make us proud!

Sydney Anderson ‘18

July 22, 2021 by amy.thompson

Sydney Anderson ‘18 is a civil engineering major from Yoder, Colorado. She is the daughter of Angela Golding.

Sydney currently serves as the first sergeant of Parson’s Mounted Cavalry. She is a member of company D-1 and is a past member of SQ-11. She is an active participant of many events and programs within the Corps and traveled to South Africa last summer on a Corps of Cadets excursion. Off the Quad, Sydney is involved in the American Society of Civil Engineers.

Sydney is the recipient of the Joyce & Don Dunlap ‘58 Scholarship and the Wilfred A. ‘29 and Tomye Hazel Fischer Scholarship — both scholarship awarded within the engineering department.

Upon graduation, Sydney plans to work for Kimley-Horn, a civil engineering consulting firm. She has accepted a full-time job offer and is eager to start her journey as an industry professional. Sydney is a hard-working cadet who is dedicated to the betterment of her University, the Corps and her future. I know she will make us proud!

Jessica Scheibe ‘18

July 22, 2021 by amy.thompson

Jessica Scheibe is a nursing major from Cypress, Texas. She is the daughter of Michele and Gary Scheibe.

Jessica serves as the executive and financial officer of company A-2. She is also a member of the O.R. Simpson Honor Society and Rudder Rangers. Off the Quad, Jessica is involved in the undergraduate curriculum committee for the College of Nursing and is a member of Christian Health Care Leaders.

Jessica will graduate in December with her nursing degree. She will continue to attend Texas A&M throughout the spring as a non-degree seeking student. She will be commissioned as a Nurse Corps Officer in the Army when she completes Army ROTC Advanced Camp next summer.

“Jessica is just an all-around great Cadet,” said Cadet Training Officer, LtCol Fleming — and I couldn’t agree more. Jessica has given her all to bettering her fellow cadets, her university, her country and herself to the highest degree possible.

Bradley Sauer ‘18

July 22, 2021 by amy.thompson

Bradley Sauer ’18 is a political science major from Harker Heights, Texas. He is the son of Jeff and Sarah Sauer.

Although D-2 is his home outfit, Brad serves as the 2017-2018 Corps Commander. He served as the 2016-2017 Corps Sergeant Major and is a former member of the OR Simpson Honor Society. Brad has also participated in the Army Ten Miler and the Ranger Challenge. Off the Quad, Brad is a member of the Student Leader Committee and the MSC Board of Directors.

Brad has many accomplishments to be proud of. He is an Eagle Scout and has received the Corps Academic Achievement Award. He is a member of the Sons of the American Revolution for outstanding military proficiency and has earned the German Armed Forces Proficiency Badge.

Upon graduation, Brad will commission in the U.S. Army as an active duty armor officer. Brad is an exceptional cadet, I know he will make us proud in his future endeavours. Best of luck, Brad!

Coy M. Williams ’18

July 22, 2021 by amy.thompson

Coy M. Williams ’18 is a Civil Engineering major from Highlands Ranch, Colorado. He is the son of Janet and Mike Williams.

Throughout his four years in the Corps, Coy has been a member of Squadron 11. During his sophomore year, he served as a team leader and was a member of the Guidon family. He was also the Public Relations, Scholastics, and Career Readiness Corporal. In his junior year, Coy was a Platoon Sergeant as well as the outfit Training Sergeant. Currently, Coy is the Commanding Officer of Squadron 11.

On the Quad, Coy is a member of the O.R. Simpson Honor Society and is a Corps of Cadets Distinguished Student. Off the Quad, Coy is a member the American Society of Civil Engineers and was a delegate at the Nichols Rising Leaders Conference. He is also a Civil Engineering Dean’s Honor Roll Student.

This past summer Coy interned with Kimley-Horn, a civil engineering consulting firm, doing primarily land development work. In this internship, he worked on public and private projects, ranging from small one-acre sites and bike lanes to large 30 story apartment buildings. Coy is going back next summer for another internship and plans to work for Kimley-Horn after he graduates in December of 2018.

Coy says the best advice he received in the Corps was “days go slow, weeks sneak by you, and the months fly by.” He uses this advice to put all of his energy into each and every day. Another important lesson he learned in the Corps, is that without the support of your people, you cannot accomplish anything as a leader. Coy does his best to live by these two pieces of advice in his daily life.

Coy says that coming to A&M from out of state he did not realize the power of the Aggie Network. He says that being in the Corps is a whole different level of the Aggie Network and something that he is truly grateful for. Coy hopes that it is something that he is able to show future generations of Aggies.