Francie is a Class of 2027 Business major and Spanish minor from San Antonio, Texas. She plans to attend law school and pursue a career in fashion law. Outside of the Aggie Lyceum Student Chapter, she serves as a Civic Conversations Facilitator with the Aggie Lyceum, an ACE Group Fitness Instructor at Texas A&M Rec Sports, and is active in Kappa Alpha Theta and the TAMU Pre-Law Society. As President, Francie oversees the chapter's vision, programming, and executive board. She is excited to help build a community where students can grow as thoughtful leaders through civic friendship and meaningful dialogue!

Saveli is a class of 2028 Double Major in Honors English and Philosophy, with minors in Psychology and Professional Writing from Round Rock, Texas. He plans to attend law school and pursue a career in Corporate and/or Immigration law in the future. Outside of the Aggie Lyceum Student Chapter, he serves as the Chair of Client and Community Affairs for 180 Degrees Consulting, Managing Editor for the Journal of Law and Society, and Fundraising Liaison for Mock Trial. He also works as a tutor for the Ignite Fellowship through Teach for America. As Vice President, Saveli supports all president initiatives while also filling in whenever the President isn’t available to lead meetings, discussion, and initiative. He is excited to build a community for people to contribute in meaningful discussion and help the Texas A&M community thrive through civic leadership, developing those necessary skills through this organization.

Allie is a Class of 2028 Accounting major from Dallas, Texas. She will obtain her master’s degree through the Professional Program in Accounting (PPA) and pursue a career as a Certified Public Accountant. Outside of the Aggie Lyceum Student Chapter, she currently is on the Scholarship Committee of Kappa Alpha Theta, a member of Developing Business Leaders, and active in philanthropy. As Treasurer, Allie manages the chapter’s finances. She is eager to advance initiatives in nonpartisan discourse, fundraising, and friendship!

Joshua is a Class of 2028 International Affairs Major from Mountain View. California. He plans to serve in the United States Army as an officer. Outside of the Aggie Lyceum Student Chapter, he is a student in the Corps of Cadets as well as an active member of the Corps Marathon Team and Tennis Team. As Director of Logistics, Joshua coordinates the technical details of each event to ensure a smooth and engaging experience. He is ready to create a space where future leaders can congregate together.

Sarah is a Class of 2027 Terry Scholar and Psychology major with minors in Philosophy and Legal Foundations pursing a career in public law. Outside of Aggie Lyceum Student Chapter she is a court appointed special advocate, serving as president of LGBTQ Aggies, and tutors PHIL 240. As the Director of Administration she ensures compliance with university regulations, record keeping of meetings and assists with correspondence.

Sarah Elmeery is a Class of 2027 Psychology major from Fulshear, Texas. After graduation, she plans to attend law school and pursue a career in medical and health law. Outside of the Aggie Lyceum Student Chapter, she serves in Women in Public Service, Aggie Minority Women in Law, the Pan Honors Freshman Leadership Organization (PHFLO), and as the Psychology Honors Student Representative. Sarah believes some of the most meaningful growth happens through conversation, and as Director of Membership, she is excited to help create a welcoming environment where every student feels encouraged to belong, contribute, and lead.

Lanie is a Class of 2028 communications and French double major with a minor in Spanish from Austin, Texas. She intends to pursue a global career in communications and public relations, uniting her love of language, culture, and connecting with people. Outside of the ALSC, Lanie is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta, a proud Fish Camp counselor, and is active at St. Mary’s Catholic Church. She also serves as an undergraduate teacher’s assistant in Strategic Communications. In the past, Lanie has served the Class of 2028 on the Class Cabinet as both Chief of Staff and Vice President of Communications. As Director of Public Relations, Lanie is responsible for connecting the ALSC to the larger student body and managing its brand. She is passionate about respectful civil discourse and hopes to bring people on all sides of the political spectrum together through her work with the ALSC!

Prachi Arora is a Class of 2029 Political Science major with minors in Criminology and Philosophy from Dallas, Texas. After graduation, she plans to attend law school and pursue a career in criminal law. Outside of the Aggie Lyceum Student Chapter, she serves on the Residential Housing Association Executive Board, writes for The Battalion, and is a Civic Conversations Facilitator with the Aggie Lyceum. As Director of Social and Service, Prachi coordinates the chapter’s social and service events, creating opportunities for members to connect, build friendships, and serve the community together.

Dr. Jennifer Mercieca is the Director of the Aggie Lyceum, Professor of Communication & Journalism, and the Claude H. Everett, Jr. '47 Endowed Chair in Liberal Arts at Texas A&M University. An internationally recognized expert in political communication, rhetoric, and citizenship, her work explores how communication shapes democracy and civic life. Through the Aggie Lyceum, she helps prepare students to become thoughtful leaders and engaged citizens.