Conservative Leadership at
Texas A&M University

Official Chapter of the Texas Federation of College Republicans

Founded In 1963, The Texas A&M College Republicans brings Aggies Together Through Political Discussion, Civic Engagement, Professional Development And Community.

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“I must study politics and war that my sons may have liberty to study mathematics and philosophy…in order to give their children a right to study painting, poetry, music, [and] architecture.” - John Adams, Letter to Abigail Adams, May 12, 1780

ABOUT TAMUCR

Texas A&M College Republicans is not just a political action club but a leadership and professional development organization for Conservatives. Founded in 1963, TAMUCR brings together Aggies interested in politics, public service, and leadership. Beyond our regular meetings, members can take part in socials, campaign volunteering, networking events, debates and policy discussions. We are also expanding opportunities for members through a book club, community service, writing workshop for our media section, alumni mentorship and professional-development with guest speakers working in law, finance, tech, government, journalism, etc. We help secure internships for our members, plan trips to the Texas Capitol to observe sessions, and participate locally with the Brazos County GOP and Bryan-College Station Young Republicans.

WHAT WE BELIEVE

We believe in national sovereignty, secure borders, and the rule of law. We favor rebuilding America’s industrial base, strengthening domestic manufacturing, and reducing strategic dependence on foreign nations. We place importance on strong families, healthy communities, and the institutions of religious and civil society, and we support public safety through robust law enforcement and effective prosecution of crime. We are also dedicated to the future. The Constitution empowers Congress to promote the advancement of the arts and the sciences, and we believe in using those towards establishing a new American frontier, including space exploration, nuclear energy, and desalination. All the while, we are committed to carrying the torch of our Founding Fathers and protecting our rights to life, liberty, and property.

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Upcoming Events

SAT, OCT 10
6:00 PM
FORMAL W/ REPUBLICAN WOMEN'S GROUP

TUES, OCT 20
8:30 PM
GENERAL MEETING W/ STATE REP. PAUL DYSON
MSC 2404

FULL SCHEDULE
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BECOME A DUES PAYING MEMBER
$25.00
One time

ELIGIBILITY TO RUN FOR LEADERSHIP POSITION AND ACCESS TO DPM DISCORD

MEMBERSHIP

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Membership Director
Allan Sundag

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MEET THE OFFICERS

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President
Michael Crow

Vice President & Activities Director
Caden Malunowe

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Treasurer
Kolton Scharbrough

Public Relations & Political Director
Sam McMahan

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