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Councilman Marcos D. Stocco |
Chapter and Year of Initiation
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Oklahoma 1993
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| Education |
Bachelor of Science, Computer Science, 1998, minor in Math
Bachelor of Arts, Philosophy, 1998, specializing in Philosophy of Mind
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| Current Residence |
Manvel, Texas (suburb of Houston, near Pearland)
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| Employer |
USA (United Space Alliance) - Direct Contractor for NASA
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| Occupation |
Flight Controller, Attitude and Pointing Office, Flight Activity and Planning Branch, DO45, in Mission Operations Directorate
[effectively Aerospace Engineering]
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| Local Chapter History |
Active: 1993 – 1998
- Initiated as a second term Freshman
- Served as President for two terms
- Served as Rush Chair for two terms
- Served as Chapter Secretary for two terms
- Various other minor offices including Historian, Scholarship Chair, Pledge Educator, etc.
- Attended Regional Workshops at UT-Arlington and TAMU
Alumnus: 1998 – present
- President of the Alumni Organization
- Vice-President of the Alumni Organization
- Secretary of the Alumni Organization
- Chairman of the Corporation Board of Directors
- Vice-Chairman of the Corporation Board of Directors
- Member-at-large of the Corporation Board of Directors
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| National Service History |
- Served as Alumni Advisor to the Houston Chapter, from their establishment as a Colony to present.
- Serving on National Council (present)
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| Goals for Triangle organization |
- Continue recent trend and current plans for targeted expansion, specifically in geographic strategic regions such as West Coast, SouthEast, and East Coast.
- Continue to sustain success in Triangle being a developer of Men and Leaders of Men.
- Focus on Triangle as a Professional Network, and improve support system and contacts for Job Placement and Job Search (esp. w.r.t. current economic times).
- Focus on Shepherding “fringe” and “struggling” chapters.
- Encourage and focus on Triangle Development for Chapters to be well-rounded, emphasizing priority (and recognition) of philanthropy and Cultural development.
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| Goals for myself in Triangle |
- To continue to develop relationships and hopefully lifelong friendships with other Triangles through my service
- To listen, learn and contribute
- To try to give back to a meaningful way to the Fraternity that has given me so much - whether that be through my passion and energy, or through my experience and sharing
- To assist the Council in seeing the Fraternity define reasonable goals for the short-term and long-term, and do what I can to help achieve those goals
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