Howdy! I joined TAMU in August 2021, coordinating the Child Psychiatry Access Network in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Health! I graduated in ’17 with my BS in Public Health from Sam Houston State University and my Master of Public Health in ’21. I previously coordinated six doctoral programs for the College of Education at SHSU and served as the president of the Population Health Graduation Organization. After living in Huntsville for over eight years, I am thrilled to have made my way to Aggie Land, where I am building new friendships with amazing women in our community. In addition to all the busyness in my life, I am a boy mom to rambunctious full-of-life kiddo, KJ, who keeps me on my toes! I have a heart of service and could not be more excited to serve on the board as the First VP/Programs and Co-Chair of the Community Outreach interest group!

Howdy! I am Raquel Masco - native Texas girl and resident of Bryan/College Station! I am Founder & CEO/Parenting Consulting Facilitator of SingleMoms Created4Change
Advocacy and Empowerment Center a nonprofit for single mothers and married
mothers functioning as single parents established in 2011. SMC4C serves women and
their families in the Brazos Valley and beyond. I am also Founder & CEO of Raquel
Produces Productions (est 2020) which published CultureMark Magazine a Black
culture publication for the Brazos Valley. Raquel Produces Productions also hosts a
LiveChat on Facebook BlackVoicesToday as well as Podcast - Culture Chatter. In May
of 2021, I took on a full time position as Graduate Program Assistant in the Department
of Biochemistry and Biophysics at Texas A&M University! I help run the department's
Ph.D. program. I am still active with SMC4C on a part-time basis. I am the proud mother
to my beautiful son Tré who has been my co-host on a monthly podcast episode Mom &
Son Chat featured on Culture Chatter. Tré lives in Denton with his partner Jordan and
my 4 fur grandkids (2 dogs 2 cats). I am active within the community through acting and
directing with one of the local community theaters and with various organizations
including Elder Aid Board of Directors and on national level with the Patient Leadership
Council of the Arthritis Foundation. Supporting the Aggie LGBTQ is also a passion of
mine. I am honored and excited to have been given the opportunity to serve as the
2022-2023 President of the wonderful TAMU Women's Club! I look forward to an
amazing and progressive year.

Howdy TAMU Women’s Club. I earned both a BS and MS from Texas A&M University in the 1980s and then returned several years later to work for the Texas A&M Transportation Institute.
That job, along with raising four children, kept me very busy until the kids started leaving the nest. As an empty nester, I decided to take on new challenges and activities, and joined the Women’s Club Gourmet Club and Book Club. I am honored to serve the organization this year as the Membership Chair.

Howdy! I'm Patti Morton Gibbs, '92. I earned my BBA in Management and went on to earn my MS and MEd in Teaching and Learning with Technology and School Counseling. After 28 years as a business educator, and special education counselor, I decided to start a second career with the Texas Workforce Commission. I also have worked with the Distance Education Call Center for TCALL at TAMU with TWC's adult literacy. It is an honor to continue to network with fellow Aggie Women, and I look forward to serving with you all remotely. In addition, I hope to attend events in Aggieland as often as I can. It is my second home for sure! As a mother of two and a "Gia" to 4, my life is very full. Thank you for the opportunity to serve as your secretary and Gig 'em!

Howdy!  I am a native Texan and joined Texas A&M in April of 2022 as an Academic Advisor for the Engineering Technology and Industrial Distribution Department.  I graduated with my Bachelor of Science from Sam Houston State University in ’06 and completed my Masters of Education at the University of Massachusetts at Boston in ’11.  Previously, I was an Anatomy and Physiology Lab Manager at Richland College, one of six colleges under the Dallas College system in Dallas, Texas.  As a Lab Manager I coordinate the day-to-day operations of the Anatomy and Physiology Learning Lab and adjunct taught general biology and anatomy and physiology.  I am honored and excited to serve as the Treasurer of the TAMU Women’s Club and looking forward to connecting with a great group of women! 

I met my Aggie husband in 2010.  We moved back to BCS in 2014.  I still enjoy the occasional adventure.

Susan earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Education from University of Texas at
Austin in 1975, and a M.Ed. in Educational Leadership from University of
Houston in 1993. She worked as a teacher and Elementary School Principal for
29 years and retired in 2007. Susan’s volunteerism experience includes the
following: Voices for Children of the Brazos Valley, member of the board for 7
years; Kappa Alpha Theta Facility Corporation Board for 11 years; Brazos County Master Gardener since 2009.