Rylie Carroll ’28

Biography

Rylie Carroll ’28 developed a passion for agriculture by watching her older brother exhibit livestock and participate in 4-H and FFA events. Following in his footsteps, she found her niche in public speaking and chapter conducting. Her dedication led her to roles on the Texas 4-H Council, attending the national event “Ignite” by 4-H, and serving on committees and in officer positions.

On campus, Rylie is involved in Aggie Sisters for Christ, Saddle and Sirloin, and Collegiate Texas Farm Bureau. She enjoys reading, spending time with friends and caring for her animals. Rylie aims to advocate for farmers and ranchers in communication and journalism, working to ensure agriculture is transparent and reliable in facing future challenges. She is extremely grateful and excited to be a Dean’s Excellence Scholar.