Harriet J. McClure has been a member of the Ag Workers Insurance Board since 2016. She recently retired as the owner and operator of H. Jackson Rentals and previously served on the Texas A&M University Press Advancement Board.
During her time in Dallas, Texas, McClure was a grants administrator for The Communities Foundation of Texas. She was deeply involved in community service, serving on the boards of The Baylor University Medical Center Foundation, the Center for Nonprofit Management, and Girls Incorporated Auxiliary.
Additionally, she was appointed by Mayor Ron Kirk to a four-year term on the Citizens’ Police Review Board for the City of Dallas, and Governor George W. Bush appointed her to the Texas Commission on Volunteerism and Community Service. A graduate of the Leadership Dallas Class of 1999, she held leadership roles in the Hillcrest High School Parent-Teacher Association and the School-Centered Education Council.
McClure’s public service career includes her role as Deputy Director of Intergovernmental Affairs at the U.S. Department of Agriculture in the George H.W. Bush administration and five years as a Confidential Assistant to the Chief of the Soil Conservation Service under both the Ronald Reagan and Bush administrations. She also taught in public schools in Texas and Virginia.
A graduate of Texas A&I University (now Texas A&M University-Kingsville), McClure earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Vocational Home Economics Education.
She and her husband, Fred, are proud parents of two children and grandparents to three.
