Macy E.

Name: Macy Eaves

Class: 2012

Hometown: Stephenville, TX

Major: Agriculture Leadership & Development

Favorite Aggie Tradition: Muster

Useful College Advice: Get Involved! Contrary to popular belief, the college experience extends far beyond the classroom. Being involved on campus allows you to meet so many wonderful people and will also give you the opportunity to make a difference here at Texas A&M University.

Favorite Organization Involved With: College of Agriculture & Life Sciences Student Council

Interesting/Little Known Fact: I get embarrassed VERY easily

Favorite Everyday Phrase: “We aren’t meant to be Loved by everyone, but to Love everyone”

Where is your favorite spot on campus and why? I would have to say the Memorial Student Center (MSC) even though it is temporarily closed for renovation. Along with the tradition and respect present, the MSC is always a fun place to relax and socialize with friends.

Favorite Dream Vacation: A week in New York City

Favorite College Job/Internship: Working for Dr. Skaggs, Associate Dean for Student Development in the College of Agriculture & Life Sciences

Greatest Pet Peeve: Selfishness

Ideal Post-College Career: I would love to work on Capitol Hill for a large Agriculture firm such as the United States Department of Agriculture.

Which classes do you think have helped you for your future? Hands down, each of my Ag classes have helped me the most. I have had the opportunity to take a wide variety of classes within the College of Agriculture & Life Sciences hoping to gain a better understanding of the many different areas in the Agriculture Industry.

Best Life Advice told to you: “Anything worthwhile is never going to come easy”

Favorite Out-of-Texas experience? As Mentioned before, New York City! I love the city life, and of course there is no better shopping than in the Big Apple!
One thing you would like people to know about A&M: As an Aggie, you are apart of something much larger than yourself. Everyone is always so friendly and inviting, everyone as a place in the Aggie Family.