Ryan Rieger is a leader of character who has great respect for his fellow students and Texas A&M University. Ryan is currently serving as the caucus leader for the College of Liberal Arts in the 60th Session of Student Senate. This is his second session in the Texas A&M Student Senate. As an experienced senator Ryan has met with numerous members of administration and has dealt with important key issues regarding this university. In the past two years Ryan has worked hard to get students new buses, better dining options, an improved basketball ticket pull system, improved on-campus safety, and a new fee evaluation process.

Ryan is also a proud member of the Corps of Cadets Company D-2 and has a strong sense of duty to country and state. After his Fish year in the Corps of Cadets, Ryan enlisted in the U.S. Army as an infantryman, and he currently serves as an assistant platoon leader in the Texas National Guard. He has proven that he can handle stressful situations and make tough decisions under pressure. On numerous occasions in infantry school, the National Guard, the Corps of Cadets, and ROTC, Ryan has successfully led groups of soldiers and peers through rigorous training. Ryan has all of the necessary qualities needed to lead the students of Texas A&M.

Ryan looks forward to improving the communication between the Student Government Association and the student body. Ryan wants to keep you informed about issues that will affect you as a student. Ryan has a clear vision for this university. Ryan wants to serve you and ensure that your time spent in Aggieland is cherished forever. Vote for experience, vote for leadership, vote for Ryan Rieger.

Website: www.RyanRieger.com
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Howdy. My name is Mark Gold, and I am a junior Biomedical Science major from Palestine, TX. I came to Texas A&M with my heart set on two things…being a baseball player and a yell leader. However, my high school batting average never got above .100, and I’m afraid my arms would fall off if I tried to keep up with our football score doing push-ups. From the moment I stepped onto this campus it was clear to me exactly why so many people consider Texas A&M to be the best University in the nation.

I never imagined I could be sitting with my peers for hours in silence while the names of fallen Aggies were read at Muster; or join over ten thousand Aggie students as they give up an entire Saturday morning to clean their city simply to say “Thank you;” or develop the life-long relationships that I now claim because someone was willing to reach out and give me a chance. Because of this display of honor, service, love & respect, I am proud to call 46,000 people my family and College Station my home. I love students because they have changed my life forever.

This is why I am seeking to serve as Student Body President; for the opportunity to represent you in humility and respect. I believe in Texas A&M because I believe in the students that make it the greatest University in the nation. Thank you for everything you have done in my home. I love students because they have changed my life forever.

This is why I am seeking to serve as Student Body President; for the opportunity to represent you in humility and respect. I believe in Texas A&M because I believe in the students that make it the greatest University in the nation. Thank you for everything you have done in my life, and I hope to have the opportunity to serve you in return.

Thank you,
Mark Gold 2009
www.markgoldsbp.com