TAMU SACNAS aims to build a safe space among the Chicano and Native American community while providing professional development and mentoring opportunites.

Professional Development

TAMU SACNAS members gain skills to improve their academic performance and ready them for professional careers. Members are prepared for interviews, conference presentations, and even graduate school.

Leadership

Past TAMU SACNAS members at the Memorial Student Center Open House teaching incoming students about SACNAS and inviting them to our chapter.

Outreach

SACNAS members engage elementary school students in Wildlife and Fisheries Science demonstrations at Franklin ISD STEAM night.

Service

SACNAS members engage in service to build stronger, healthier communities. SACNAS members volunteered with Children Youth and Families at Risk partnered with 4-H to introduce minority students to the Texas A&M Campus and discuss college opportunities.