Madison HightowerMajor: Animal Biology; Minor: Chemistry From: Houston, Texas Senior; Summer 2020 I am most excited to meet new Islanders; to be able to share my experience and hopefully pass on that excitement I felt as a first-year Islander! |
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Mayra NajeraMajor: Education From: Dallas, Texas Junior; May 2021 A piece of advice I would give to a first-year student is, enjoy college! Go to every activity you can. You’re not getting any younger! (But make sure to do your school work!)
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Chris RodriguezMajor: Criminal Justice; Minor: Health Science From: Edinburg, Texas Senior; May 2020 I am most excited to share my experience and the knowledge of being an islander at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi. I am excited to guide and inspire future Islanders. |
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Erin StockerMajor: Biomedical Science From: Bridport, Vermont Junior; May 2021 If I could give one piece of advice it would be that you may not know anyone yet, but stay true to yourself and you’ll make a ton of amazing friends. |
Anchor Leaders make up the bulk of the staff for Aloha Days and they are split between three Islands; Izzy, Shaka, and Momentum. They are responsible for leading small group sessions and being available to answer any questions the campers might have about Aloha Days, school, classes, and university life! Even after camp is over and the school year has begun Anchor Leaders are still available for students!
The Crew Leaders are the backbone of Aloha Days. They are responsible for helping the Student Coordinators make sure camp runs smoothly and are available to assist if something goes wrong. Crew Leaders help with the presentations, free time activities, and anything
