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21 Dec. 2025 Flags Across Bryan 2026 Dec. 21, 2025 11:30 a.m. - Sep. 05, 2026 11:30 p.m.
17 Jun. 2026 Royce Hickman Leadership and Community Service Jun. 17, 2026 Royce Hickman has been a part of the Brazos Valley for most of his life. If you know him, then you know he is proud to call Bryan/College Station his home. Before retiring, Royce Hickman was the President of the B/CS Chamber of Commerce for 19 years. He grew up in this area, and has done his part to help it grow ever since. Royce has been part-owner, Vice President and Treasurer of Brazos Blue Ribbon Bakery, Business Administrator for Kingwood United Methodist Church, Boardf member and President of The Association of Former Students and President of the Houston A&M club and the Friends of Sterling C. Evans Library.
24 Jun. 2026 Melissa Green Officer Installation Jun. 24, 2026 Bryan Rotary will instal its new offices and Board Members on Wednesday, June 24th at noon at the Phillips Event Center. It will be the last meeting presided over by Melissa Green as president and the reigns will be handed over to Mark Browning.
01 Jul. 2026 General Joe Ramirez Leadership in a Dynamic Environment Jul. 01, 2026 Brigadier General Joe Ramirez, Jr. is a native of Houston and a graduate of Texas A&M University, where he was a member of the Texas Aggie Band in the Corps of Cadets. General Ramirez holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Physical Education from Texas A&M (1979); a Master’s Degree in Management from Webster University in St. Louis, Missouri (1993); and a Master’s Degree in Strategic Studies from the United States Army War College in Carlisle, Pennsylvania (2000). During his 31 years of military service, General Ramirez commanded soldiers around the world and served in leadership positions in various joint and operational commands. He was the Deputy Chief of Staff for United States Central Command during Operations Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom and was the Deputy Division Commander for the 2nd Infantry Division in the Republic of Korea. His most recent assignment was Deputy Director for Strategy, Plans, and Policy for US European Command in Stuttgart, Germany. Prior to being named Vice President for Student Affairs, General Ramirez served as the 45th Commandant of Cadets at Texas A&M from 2010-2021. As the Commandant, General Ramirez oversaw the largest collegiate Corps of Cadets outside of the three military academies. Under his leadership, the Corps of Cadets experienced the largest growth it has seen since the early 1970s, increasing in size from 1800 cadets to over 2550 cadets in just 7 years. In addition, the overall cumulative Corps GPA increased from an overall 2.6 to a 3.2. Under his tenure, the Corps also increased in diversity, including the first African American Corps Commander, the first female Corps Commander, the first female Mascot Handler, the first female Commander of Parsons Mounted Cavalry, and the first Hispanic Yell Leader. In addition, he helped oversee the largest number of officers commissioned into the Armed Forces from Texas A&M since the Vietnam War in the early 1970s. He is also an active member in the local community, serving on numerous boards, including the Boys & Girls Club of Brazos Valley, Heart of Texas American Red Cross, Brazos Valley Museum of Natural History and the Bryan/College Station Chamber of Commerce.