FAiM, short for Freshman Aggies in Medicine, is the first ever medical related FLO at Texas A&M. FAiM is geared towards Aggies from many different medical related majors and backgrounds including pre-med, pre-dental, pre-pa, pre-pt, pre-vet, allied health, public health, biology, BIMS, psychology, kinesiology, and nutrition. FAiM is a way for freshman and staff members with similar majors to surround themselves with like minded others, and ultimately form a community; this also allows staff members to act as role models academically and in real life. While FAiM is a medical related FLO, that does not make us purely scholastic and service focused. Unlike many other medical related organizations, FAiM will continue to hold the core values of other FLOs by also incorporating social based activities. FAiM is a way for freshmen to find their people, just in a more specific setting than a way for freshmen to find their people, just in a more specific setting than a way for freshmen to find their people, just in a more specific setting than a regular FLO.