Howdy,

We’re so glad you’re here and interested in the Aggie Men’s Club. Normally, this page includes a long write-up about what AMC is, our purpose statement, and a bunch of other core values that have probably been on the website for years. But if you’re actually reading this first paragraph, I want to write something that makes you want to keep reading—because I promise not to do that. Whether you’re just checking us out, considering membership, a current candidate, an active, or even an alumnus, I hope this gives you a real picture of what AMC is—and what it could mean to you.

I’m from Atlanta, Georgia, and I accepted my offer to Texas A&M two days after the deadline. To be honest, I didn’t want to be here. I spent all of freshman year wishing I was at Auburn or UGA. I had no idea what a “Men’s Org” was—it sounded kind of weird. I’d heard AMC described as a “non-Greek, Christian fraternity,”which didn’t help much either. I didn’t live in Callaway, Hullabaloo, or the Commons. But AMC pursued me. The guys took the time to explain what the Aggie Men’s Club is, how it works, and—more importantly—what it means to be part of it. During rush, it struck me how the conversation wasn’t about what AMC could do for me, but rather what, through AMC, I could do for others. For the first time in my life, I was surrounded by guys who weren’t focused on themselves and our hope is that we can recreate this process for ya’ll this upcoming year.

Through this group, I’ve been shown the love of Jesus and have been encouraged to pursue Him above all else. AMC has taken me across the world—from Guatemala to Europe—to serve others. It’s challenged me spiritually through Bible studies, book studies, accountability, and Christ-centered brotherhood. This group has played a foundational role in my growth as a disciple, a man, and a leader. Everything from Formals and date parties, to spending time in a barn and ski trip, AMC has given me a community like nothing I’d experienced before coming to Texas A&M. These memories and relationships have shaped not just my college experience, but also the community we’re building here on campus.

I also want to take a moment to acknowledge Kairos Christian School and The REACH Project—two organizations that are close to our hearts. Kairos is more than just our philanthropy; it’s become a second home. Located in the heart of Antigua, Guatemala, Kairos is a Christ-centered school that shares our mission of service and Kingdom-minded work. Our relationship with them deepens every year as we continue to grow together in purpose and impact. The REACH Project is one of the most meaningful things we do locally. Through it, we have the opportunity to serve the custodians and essential Aggies who truly help this campus—and this country—run. From meal distributions to annual banquets, honoring and serving these individuals is a core part of who we are as a club.

If any of that sounds interesting, I want to personally invite you to join us for our recruitment and selection events. If you have any questions at all, feel free to email me at president.aggiemensclub@gmail.com.

Thanks and Gig ‘Em Carpe Diem

Christian Marzio | XXXIX Aggie Men’s Club President Texas A&M ‘26