Texas A&M School of Law - Office of Admissions

Grad pics were taken, memories were made, and the countdown to commencement suddenly got very real.

Here’s to the laughs, the late nights, and the final moments before crossing the stage last Saturday. 🤎👍

Purpose-driven and community-focused, Rene’s journey to Texas A&M Law was rooted in something bigger—and it shows.

As a former educator and first-generation law student, Rene understood the power of a supportive environment. At Texas A&M Law, he found that—and then became part of what makes it so impactful for others.

Through his involvement in organizations like the Negotiation Team, Tax Law Society, LLSA, SBA, and as an Admissions Ambassador, Rene brought leadership, perspective, and authenticity to every space he entered. Whether in the classroom, at an internship, or during a board game night with his 1L section, he built connections that mattered.

His journey is a testament to resilience, growth, and the importance of community—and his success is well-earned.

Thank you for everything you’ve given to Admissions—these last three years have flown by having you in office, and we look forward to continue seeing you at Admission events however now as an Aggie Lawyer!

We’ll miss your presence and perspective, but we’re excited to see you continue making an impact in Dallas. Keep leading the way. 👏

Congratulations, Rene!!🎓

Some people choose a law school—Bryan chose a community, and then helped build it.

From day one, Texas A&M Law was his top choice, and over the past three years, he’s made that decision count. As a leader across organizations like the Latinx Law Student Association, Aggie Health Law Association, and the Journal of Property Law, Bryan brought passion, humor, and authenticity to everything he touched.

Whether he was mentoring students as a Professional Identity TA, advocating through the Criminal Defense Clinic, or simply holding it down in the law library during finals week, Bryan made sure no one felt like they were doing law school alone.

Thank you for being such a vital part of the Admissions team—you’ve been the kind of ambassador every prospective student hopes to meet. We truly couldn’t do this without you.

We’ll miss your leadership, your energy, and yes… even your library cameos. But we know the impact you’ve made here is just the beginning.

“What a wonderful three years…” — and we couldn’t agree more. 🔥

Congratulations, Bryan!!

Some journeys are defined by achievement—others by impact. Brooke managed to do both.

From her very first visit to campus, Brooke felt the strength of the Texas A&M Law community—and over the past three years, she’s helped turn that feeling into a reality for others. Through her work on Law Review, involvement in environmental and advocacy clinics, and leadership within student organizations, she consistently showed up with purpose, professionalism, and heart.

Her dedication to growth and service extended beyond the classroom, culminating in her continued work with Phelps Dunbar, where she’ll begin her post-grad career.

The care and authenticity you brought to every interaction—especially with prospective students—left a lasting impression that goes far beyond your time here.

We’ll miss you dearly, but we’re so excited to see everything you accomplish next. Southlake is lucky to have you. ✨

Congratulations, Brooke!!

Big opportunities? Carson didn’t just find them—she created them.

From dominating in Mock Trial to earning Order of Barristers, serving on the Board of Advocates, contributing to the Journal of Property Law, and leading within the Student Bar Association, Carson made the most of every corner of Texas A&M Law. And somewhere in between it all, she took her talents to Puerto Rico—because of course she did.

Carson chose Texas A&M Law for opportunity, and in return, she became part of what makes those opportunities possible for others. Her presence, leadership, and dedication have left a lasting impact not only on her peers, but on our Admissions team as well.

Thank you for everything you’ve given to this community—you’ve been such an integral part of Admissions, and we truly couldn’t succeed without ambassadors like you.

We’ll miss your drive, your energy, and your ability to make things happen—but we have no doubt you’ll continue doing just that in Dallas at Walters, Balido & Crain.

“Why let someone else do for you what you can do for yourself?” — Elle Woods

Yeah… that checks out. 🤝

Congratulations, Carson!!

From mock trials to real-world dreams—this soon-to-be graduate is definitely ready for the next chapter!! 🎓

A bittersweet day 🤎

Our 3Ls are closing this chapter, and it’s hard to imagine these halls without them. They’ve brought so much life and heart to Aggie Law — and it won’t be the same without them.

We’re beyond proud of all they’ve accomplished and can’t wait to see where they go next. The best is still ahead. 🎓✨

Guess who made a campus visit today 🐾👑 Gig ’em, Reveille!