About Senior Dining Out

Each year, in the spring semester, Senior Dining Out (SDO) marks the end of an era. The seniors wear their uniforms for one of the last times and join in the celebration of four successful years in the Corps of Cadets. Ol’ Ags reminisce with each other and share stories of Ol’ Army days with the cadets of today. The ceremony for the evening is a blend of Aggie traditions and military protocol. The evening culminates with the presentation of Cadet awards and the handing out of SDO Challenge coins. The event is attended by senior Cadets, distinguished visitors, and CCA members (Reveille & above).


 

Attention Class of '26

Save the Date for Senior Dining Out

Date: Saturday, February 28

Location: James A. Baker, III Pavilion at the George H. W. Bush Presidential Center

Details to Follow

 


 

Sponsorship Opportunities

$5,000 Gold VIP Reception Sponsor 
  • Name recognition at VIP Reception
  • Premier table placement for 10 guests, including Corps Commander or senior cadets from outfit of choice
  • Seating for two on the reviewing stand at Final Review (April 25)
  • Invitations to VIP Reception for all table guests
  • Recognition on event programs, CCA website, and in The Guidon

 

$3,000 Silver Photo Station Sponsor
  • Name recognition at Photo Station
  • Premier table placement for 10 guests, or senior cadets from outfit of choice
  • Seating for two on the reviewing stand at Final Review (April 25)
  • Invitations to VIP Reception for six guests
  • Recognition on event programs, CCA website, and in The Guidon

 

$1,500 Bronze Table Sponsor
  • Reserved table for you, your guest, plus eight senior cadets from outfit of choice (10 senior cadets if you do not attend)
  • Seating for two on the reviewing stand at Final Review (April 25)
  • Invitations to VIP Reception for two guests
  • Recognition on CCA website and in The Guidon

 

$1,000 Maroon Cadet Table Sponsor
  • Sponsored table for 10 senior cadets from outfit of choice 
  • Recognition on CCA website and in The Guidon