2025 Northeast Tarrant Country Aggie Muster
April 21, 2025
White’s Chapel Methodist Church
185 S White Chapel Blvd, Southlake, TX 76092
$50 for non-members, $40 for members
Doors will open at 6pm with the program to start at 7pm
Fajitas and Beverages will be served
FREE childcare available (ages 2-8) (pizza provided)
Registration closes on 4/18/25 at 11:59pm
Donations of any amount are greatly appreciated to help continue funding our scholarships to local future Aggies!
To have a name added to the Muster Roll Call, please email muster@netcaggies.com
Muster Co-Chair: Tracy Miller
817-992-5031
Muster Co-Chair: Abby Evans
817-992-5032
muster@netcaggies.com
2025 Muster Guest Speaker: Robert B. Ahdieh
Vice President for Professional Schools & Programs
Chief Operating Officer
Dean & Anthony G. Buzbee Endowed Dean’s Chair
Texas A&M University School of Law| 817.212.3838
Robert B. Ahdieh has served as dean of the Texas A&M University School of Law since 2018, in addition to his more recent appointments as Texas A&M University’s Vice President for Professional Schools & Programs and as Chief Operating Officer of Texas A&M – Fort Worth.
A graduate of Princeton University’s School of Public and International Affairs and Yale Law School, Dean Ahdieh served as law clerk to Judge James R. Browning of the US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit before his selection for the Honor’s Program in the Civil Division of the US Department of Justice.
While still in law school, Dean Ahdieh published what remains one of the seminal treatments of the constitutional transformation of post-Soviet Russia: Russia’s Constitutional Revolution – Legal Consciousness and the Transition to Democracy. His work has also appeared in the Boston University Law Review, Michigan Law Review, Minnesota Law Review, NYU Law Review, and Southern California Law Review, among other journals.
Dean Ahdieh’s scholarly interests revolve around questions of regulatory and institutional design, especially in the financial arena. His particular focus has been on various non-traditional regulatory structures and modes of regulation, including those grounded in dynamics of coordination.
He has served as a visiting professor at Columbia and Georgetown law schools, as well as at Princeton University. He has also visited at the Institute for Advanced Study, at the University of British Columbia, the University of Warsaw, and Singapore Management University, among other overseas institutions.
Dean Ahdieh regularly appears on Fort Worth, Inc.‘s list of “Fort Worth 400” leaders of the community. In 2023, he was awarded Downtown Fort Worth Inc.’s Innovation Trailblazer Award for his role in helping to inspire and encourage the creation of Texas A&M – Fort Worth, a several-hundred-million dollar research and innovation campus in Downtown Fort Worth. Construction is now underway.
He and his wife, Krista Forsgren, have three children: Na’im, Ari, and Mae.
Muster is one of the most time-honored traditions at Texas A&M and is held on April 21 every year. Informal gatherings began as early as 1883, but the event was officially recognized in 1922. What Texas A&M students feel is not just the camaraderie of fellow Aggies, it is the Spirit of hundreds of thousands of Aggies who have gone before us, and who will come after us. Muster is how that Spirit is remembered and celebrated, and it will always continue to unite Texas A&M and the Aggie family. Today, Muster is celebrated at more than 300 locations worldwide. To learn more about Muster, click here to go to A&M’s website.
(A 1946 Muster of Aggies in the Philippines at the end of World War II)
