CADET INTERNSHIP SPOTLIGHT

Throughout this summer, several of our cadets have participated in unique internship opportunities across the nation. Using what they have learned as members of the Corps of Cadets , these students are putting their skills to work in various positions in the public and private sectors.

Here’s a quick look at what some of our cadets are doing this summer:

KASEY ANDREWS ‘23 | B-BATTERY

Kasey Andrews ‘23 is currently interning with the Office of Congressman Nathaniel Moran in Washington D.C. This opportunity was presented to Kasey as part of Texas A&M’s Agriculture & Natural Research Policy Internship Program (ANRP) , which enables students to earn academic credit through their participation in policy based internships.

JOEY WELSH ‘24 | COMPANY S-2

Joey Welsh ‘24 is currently working as a Sales Intern with Sewell Cadillac of Houston. Through this opportunity, Joey has learned more about the auto sales industry and gained hands on experience with product presentations, auto financing, sales and customer service.

LUCAS TROSPER ‘24 | 1ST WING STAFF

Lucas Trosper ‘24 is also participating in the Agriculture & Natural Research Policy Internship Program (ANRP). Within his work as an intern with the U.S. Beet Sugar Association, Lucas is interacting daily with professionals in the industry and gaining valuable experience for his future in the field.

ASHLEY WILLIAMS ‘24 | SQUADRON 20

Ashley Williams ‘24 is using her summer break to intern with Liberty Youth Ministries. Throughout her internship experience, Ashley is assisting in the coordination and facilitation of Liberty Youth’s Summer Youth Camp, learning more about event planning and creating life-long bonds with the camp’s students.

We are very proud of each of our cadets who are taking advantage of their summer vacations to better themselves and their communities! They are all fantastic representatives of the Corps , and have helped maintain our reputation of developing well rounded leaders for success in every industry.

The Texas A&M Corps of Cadets remains the number one producer of military officers for the country, outside of the three service academies.

In August & December of 2022, the Corps commissioned 87 new officers . This May alone, we commissioned 149 cadets into the Armed Forces – an indication of the confidence the Department of Defense has in the Corps to produce some of our nation’s finest military officers. These newly commissioned officers will now enter the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force and Space Force as Second Lieutenants and Ensigns.

We should all be proud of the tradition of service to our great nation that our cadets continue to display –a tradition that spans over 145 years.