Terry Easterly graduated from Texas A&M University in May, 1978 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in English and a minor in Sociology.  She and her husband operated a family business in Bryan before her employment with the Department of Student Activities in the Division of Student Affairs in 2002.  Terry transferred to the College of Agriculture & Life Sciences in May, 2006 to become the Administrative Assistant in the Office of Student Diversity.  She is married to Jimmy Easterly, 71 and they have two children, Jason ‘02 (m: Melissa Roberts ‘02) of Houston, TX and Darby ‘03 (m: Matt Humplik) of Denver, CO.

Lilly’s primary duties in her position as a Program Coordinator for the Office of Student Diversity are to develop, implement, and assist with activities that support the academic, student development and diversity programs of the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. She provides academic advice to current students as well as promotes COALS majors to prospective students and families. Besides helping students, Lilly spends a great deal of time coordinating programs for the college, specially recruiting activities and  also oversees the Learning Community for the COALS Regents Scholars.
She serves as the Co-Advisor to the AgForLife Student Association.

Lilly is a graduate of Iowa State University. She holds a Masters degree in Professional Studies in Education in the area of Higher Education. Lilly is originally from Puerto Rico and is married to Saqib Mukhtar. Saqib is a faculty member in the Biological and Agricultural Engineering Department at Texas A&M University. They have three children that keep them busy with sports events and loads of laundry. They enjoy living in Texas and they take pride in being an international family which is a blend of Puerto Rican, Guatemalan, Pakistani and American culture.

Gene will be assisting OSD as well as the Academic Dean’s Office in Kleberg with computer and IT information (e.g. web design, server administration, desktop applications, computer maintenance, etc). Gene comes from central lower Michigan where he resided and worked for the past 10 years. Most recently, Gene was the Technology Specialist for MiCTA, a nationwide nonprofit organization facilitating technology purchases for other nonprofit entities. He held that position for 5 years, along with being the video board coordinator for Central Michigan University athletics for the past 2 years. Gene graduated high school from Beal City High School (also the Aggies!) before moving on to study Information Systems at both Ferris State University and Michigan State University. He comes to College Station along with his girlfriend, Jen, who is the new Unit Manager for Dining Services at the Memorial Student Center. While at MiCTA, he was also initially responsible for all of their IT needs for their office just as he will be for the Office of Student Diversity.