He Made History As A Student In The '70s. Now He's Leading As An Employee.

Fred McClure broke ground in 1976 when he became the Texas A&M’s first Black student body president. He went on to serve three U.S. presidents and hold numerous leadership positions in the 45 years that followed.

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