Global Aggie Medallion
Global Engagement now offers graduating students the chance to showcase their commitment to creating an internationally-aware community during their time at Texas A&M University. The Global Aggie Medallion is a piece of graduation regalia available for free to any graduating student who has participated in international activities or interacted with our office in a meaningful way.
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ABOUT THE DESIGN
Launched in the fall of 2024, the medallion signifies our students' commitment to creating a global community that fosters intercultural knowledge and competence both domestically and abroad. The blue ribbon represents Earth as a "blue planet" filled with water that flows all around our continents. This connection of water and land is symbolized by the ribbon attaching to the medallion and leads to the globe in the center which reminds us that we are all part of one world community.
WHO IT'S FOR
- Students graduating this semester
- Undergraduate students
- Graduate students
Students graduating this semester will receive a notification email from either our Education Abroad office or our International Student & Scholar Services office around mid-April.
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HOW TO QUALIFY
In order to qualify for a Global Aggie Medallion, students must be graduating this semester AND meet at least one of the following requirements:
- Participated in an Education Abroad program during their time at Texas A&M University
- Be an international student
- Be an Aggie Global Guide
PICK UP FOR MAY 2025 GRADUATES
April 30 - May 2 & May 5-6 | Pavilion 111 | 1:00 - 4:00 p.m.
INSTRUCTIONS
- Bring a form of ID (student ID, driver's license, or passport)
- Must be graduating this semester
- Must have filed for graduation by April 29, 2025
- Students must pick up in person and cannot send a friend or family member to pick up on their behalf
IMPORTANT NOTE: Graduating international students who have RSVP'ed for the upcoming International Student Graduation Reception on May 6th will also have the option to pick up their Global Aggie Medallion on May 6th at The Association of Former Students.