MSC FISH

FISH provides leadership opportunities aimed at enhancing its members' purpose and identity by engaging in community service and program development. MSC FISH is a Freshman Leadership Organization at Texas A&M that focuses on using the power of community service to develop leadership traits within its members. FISH is comprised of 64 freshmen members, with a staff of 16 Assistant Directors and 7 E

xecutive Directors. The FISH staff helps freshmen become acquainted with the campus and community while serving as mentors. Throughout the year each freshman has an opportunity to interact and work with both fellow freshmen and staff members in the planning and implementation of various programs. All of FISH meets once a week on Wednesday nights for General Committee Meetings, focusing on leadership and personal development . MSC FISH is anchored by four sub-committees, which work to put on all of our programs. The four sub-committees are Service and Hosting, Development, Leadership, and Kyle Field Day. Each sub-committee consists of 20 freshmen, 4 Assistant Directors, and 1 or 2 Executive Directors. The social part of FISH is rooted in eight schools of fish. Each school is lead by an Assistant Director partnership and is made up of ten freshmen: five guys and five girls. Schools go on roadtrips, hangout during the week, compete against other schools in FISH competitions, and a wide variety of other activities.