BRYAN-COLLEGE STATION, Texas – A total of 34 Texas A&M student-athletes from 11 sports are scheduled to earn degrees at Fall Commencement exercises Dec. 16-17 inside Reed Arena.
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"Becoming a Former Student is an incredible honor that this group has earned through their phenomenal dedication and fortitude in the classroom and on this campus," Director of Athletics Ross Bjork said. "During their time here, they have become equipped with the core values of Texas A&M, and I know they will have a great and positive impact on the world. Thank you to our Center for Student-Athlete Services for the guidance and support they have poured into our student-athletes. Their work is invaluable to the success of Texas A&M Athletics. Congratulations to all of our graduates and their families!"
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Among the 34 graduates, equestrian's Rhian Murphey will receive her master's degree in psychological science.
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Football leads the way, graduating eight student-athletes followed by women's track & field and equestrian which boasts seven graduates each.
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"The ultimate goal when student-athletes arrive at Texas A&M is to earn a degree," Deputy Athletics Director for Administration and Student-Athlete Experience Joe Fields said. "The Center for Student-Athletes Services and the entire athletics department are proud of our student-athletes who have accomplished this great feat, all while navigating unprecedented changes. Their hard work athletically and dedication to their education is a testament to what it means to be a true Aggie. Congratulations to the class of 2022 as receive their diplomas."
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More information on commencement ceremonies can be found here.
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"Becoming a Former Student is an incredible honor that this group has earned through their phenomenal dedication and fortitude in the classroom and on this campus," Director of Athletics Ross Bjork said. "During their time here, they have become equipped with the core values of Texas A&M, and I know they will have a great and positive impact on the world. Thank you to our Center for Student-Athlete Services for the guidance and support they have poured into our student-athletes. Their work is invaluable to the success of Texas A&M Athletics. Congratulations to all of our graduates and their families!"
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Among the 34 graduates, equestrian's Rhian Murphey will receive her master's degree in psychological science.
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Football leads the way, graduating eight student-athletes followed by women's track & field and equestrian which boasts seven graduates each.
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"The ultimate goal when student-athletes arrive at Texas A&M is to earn a degree," Deputy Athletics Director for Administration and Student-Athlete Experience Joe Fields said. "The Center for Student-Athletes Services and the entire athletics department are proud of our student-athletes who have accomplished this great feat, all while navigating unprecedented changes. Their hard work athletically and dedication to their education is a testament to what it means to be a true Aggie. Congratulations to the class of 2022 as receive their diplomas."
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More information on commencement ceremonies can be found here.
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Fall 2022 Graduates
| First Name | Last Name | Sport | Major |
| Â Cason | Sherrod | Baseball | Sport Management |
| Trevor | Werner | Baseball | Kinesiology |
| Grace | Boston | Equestrian | Psychology |
| Mackenzie | Chapman | Equestrian | Agriculture |
| Alexandra | Durkin | Equestrian | University Studies - Business |
| Emmy Lu | Marsh | Equestrian | Animal Science |
| Rhian | Murphy | Equestrian | Psychological Science – Master's |
| Lauren | Reid | Equestrian | Economics |
| Reanna | Santos | Equestrian | Agribusiness |
| Ryan | Campbell | Football | Supply Chain Management |
| Earnest | Crownover | Football | University Studies - Business |
| Kyle | Fitzgerald | Football | Finance |
| Brian | George | Football | University Studies - Liberal Arts |
| Haynes | King | Football | Management |
| Layden | Robinson | Football | Communication |
| Ainias | Smith | Football | University Studies - Business |
| Andre | White | Football | Agricultural Leadership & Development |
| Mark | Schnippenkoetter Pena | Men's Swimming & Diving | Supply Chain Management |
| Nikolas | Mirabelli | Men's Track & Field | Health |
| Moitalel | Mpoke | Men's Track & Field | University Studies - Leadership |
| Rheagen | Smith | Soccer | Entrepreneurial Leadership |
| Jai | Smith | Soccer | University Studies - Business |
| Makinzy | Herzog | Softball | Recreation, Park and Tourism Sciences |
| Destiny | Cox | Volleyball | University Studies - Journalism Studies |
| Chloe | Ceyanes | Women's Swimming & Diving | Community Health |
| Aimee | Wilson | Women's Swimming & Diving | Anthropology |
| Isabella | DiLaura | Women's Tennis | Management |
| Jada | Chambers | Women's Track & Field | University Studies - Global Arts, Planning, Design and Construction |
| Emily | Chastain | Women's Track & Field | Business Honors & Finance |
| Rachel | Hall | Women's Track & Field | Sport Management |
| Lauren | Lawless | Women's Track & Field | Agriculture - Ph.D |
| Jania | Martin | Women's Track & Field | University Studies - Sports Conditioning |
| Tierra | Robinson-Jones | Women's Track & Field | University Studies - Leadership |
| Kennedy | Smith | Women's Track & Field | Sport Management |
FOLLOW THE AGGIES
For complete coverage of Texas A&M Athletics, be sure to follow the Aggies on social media at @12thMan (Twitter), @12thman (Instagram) and @AggieAthletics (Facebook) or visit the official home of Texas A&M Athletics at 12thMan.com.