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Apr
7
Fri
April Monthly Lunch @ El Tiempo Cantina "1308" Annex
Apr 7 @ 11:30 – 13:00

April Monthly Lunch
US Foreign & Defense Policy
Feat. Prof. Richard Stoll, PhD, Rice University

Friday April 7, 2017: 11:30-13:30

  • Agenda (times estimated)
    • 11:30-12:00 Networking & margaritas
    • 12:00 Seats, introductions, announcements, lunch orders
    • 12:15 Guest Speaker
    • 12:20-12:30 Lunch plate service during speaker
    • 13:15 Speaker conclusion, final announcements B&G

El Tiempo Cantina Westheimer “1308” Annex (322 Westheimer Rd.)

  • Lunch Menu Choice 1 of 3:
    1. Mixed beef + chicken fajitas + peppers & onions
    2. Las Vegas plate: cheese enchilada + crispy beef taco + chicken, beef or pork fajitas)
    3. Seafood plate: shrimp or crab enchilada + grill fish a la Mexicana
  • Lunch includes chips & salsa, non-alcoholic beverage, & dessert

Prices

  • $25 Member ONLINE purchase UPTO 1 week of event
  • $30 Guest ONLINE purchase UPTO 1 week of event
  • +$2: Member ($27) & Guest ($32) ONLINE purchases, week of event
  • +$5: Member ($30) & Guest ($35) RSVP only, purchases at door
Apr
23
Sun
Parents Club Mtg. & ’67-’17 Link in the Chain Ceremony @ US Federal Reserve Bank
Apr 23 @ 13:30 – 15:30
  • Link in the chain ceremony between classes of 1967 and 2017
  • Lunch served, courtesy of the parents of the class of 2019
  • Free event, all Alumni and guests welcome
  • RSVP required due to security regulations
  • Please RSVP by Thursday, April 20
May
5
Fri
May Monthly Lunch: Special Edition @ Tony Mandola's Gulf Coast Kitchen
May 5 @ 11:30 – 13:00

May Monthly Lunch: Special Edition
Feat. Ambassador Chase Untermeyer,
Former US Representative and Ambassador to Qatar

Friday May 5, 2017: 11:30-13:30

  • Agenda (times estimated)
    • 11:30-12:00 Networking & margaritas
    • 12:00 Seats, introductions, announcements, lunch orders
    • 12:15 Guest Speaker
    • 12:20-12:30 Lunch plate service during speaker
    • 13:15 Speaker conclusion, final announcements B&G

Tony Mandoa’s Gulf Coast Kitchen: 1212 Waugh Drive, Houston TX 77019

  • Lunch Menu
    • Choice of Starter: Sicilian Salad or Mama’s Gumbo
    • Choice of Entree: Chicken John Kim, Penne Pasta with Meat Sauce, or Blackened Trout
    • Choiec of Dessert: Chocolate Cake or Cheesecake

Prices

  • Limited seats available
  • $30 online advance pre-sale, through April 28
    • ​($25) Members get extra 15% discount with code @ check-out
  • $32 online pre-sale, after April 28
    • ($27) Members get extra 15% discount with code @check-out
  • $35 online RSVP only & purchase at the door
    • Walk-ups (without RSVP) only allowed if seats available
    • ($30) Members get extra 15% discount at the door

TxGC Chapter membership has its benefits…

  • Members get 15% when they enter their promo code at check-out
  • Contact John Augusto if you have questions or difficulties with tickets
May
31
Wed
TxGC Foundation: Buckingham ’69 STEM & NASS Donation Drive
May 31 all-day

The John Buckingham ’69 Scholarship

Your donation to the USNA Alumni Association, Tx Gulf Coast Foundation, makes a difference.   As a 501(c)3, your donation is also tax deductible.  Our current, spring campaign specifically goes towards the John Buckingham ’69 Scholarship, sponsoring young, bright, Naval Academy perspective candidates from the Houston area.  These perspective candidates will be attending either the Naval Academy Admissions Department’s summer STEM or Summer Seminar (NASS) programs.  Your donation goes to help fund a student who has been identified as financially in-need.  Each year, the TxGC Foundation has been able to sponsor full tuition for some or all of the dozen-or-so perspective candidates from our area.  These candidates can go on to become Midshipmen at the Academy, and future Naval Officers.

About NASS (Summer Seminar)

The US Naval Academy Summer Seminar is a fast-paced, six-day experience for high achievers who have completed their junior year in high school.  Summer Seminar teaches you about life at the Naval Academy, where academics, athletics, and professional training play equally important roles in developing our nation’s leaders.

About Summer STEM

Engineering is all about creating, building, and making things better.  So what does it take to be an engineer?  If you like math and science, you are off to a great start.  If you enjoy discovering new things, solving problems, and learning how things work – even better.  Creativity, persistence, and the desire to make the world a better place are also important qualities.  Becoming an engineer requires hard work and a good education.  The Naval Academy’s summer program is a great start to a career in science and engineering.