Programs and Events

Aggie Ring Delivery Day

Away Game Activities
The Association partners with the 12th Man Foundation to coordinate away game events. Check out what we are doing and join us at away games.

Class Reunions
Every year dozens of Classes return to the campus of Texas A&M for a formal Class Reunion, and uncounted others meet for informal reunions. Reunions usually consist of several social events surrounded by fun Aggie activities. Fall reunions often center around Aggie Football, whereas Spring reunions often center around Aggie Baseball. Reunions also consist of a formal business meeting in which Class Agents are elected, Class gifts are discussed and official Class business is carried out. The Class Programs department at The Association works with Class Agents to plan reunion weekends that are fun for Aggies of all ages!

Coach's Tour
Every summer The Association pairs up with The 12th Man Foundation and local A&M Clubs to take Coach Franchione on a warp speed tour of Texas. It is a great time, and a great chance for hometown A&M Clubs and Aggies everywhere to gather together. Coach's Tour provides The Association with the opportunity to interact with more than 3,000 Aggies in the course of a week - and raise money for Aggie scholarships!

Home Game Activities
Find out what is happening in Aggieland prior to 2006 home football games.

Hot Diggity Dog
Hot Diggity Dog is a cookout welcoming new students to campus, hosted by The Association of Former Students, Texas A&M University's alumni organization. This is a key event of Gig 'Em Week, Texas A&M University's official week of welcome activities.

Muster
Aggie Muster is one of the most sacred and time honored traditions of Texas A&M. Held on April 21st each year, it is a time when Aggies all over the world gather together, wherever they are, to remember the days they spent together and to honor those Aggies who died during the year. The largest Aggie Muster is held on the campus of Texas A&M University. The Campus Muster ceremony is coordinated by a student group each year through funding provided by The Association and Texas A&M. The Association of Former Students works closely with local A&M Clubs and Aggie groups to coordinate Aggie Muster ceremonies all over the world. This year, on April 21, there will be more than 315 Muster events celebrated world wide. You can find out more about the Muster Tradition and it's history through this site, but the only way to understand Muster is to attend for yourself. If you are interested in learning more about Aggie Muster or have questions about the 2004 or 2005 ceremonies, contact The Association's Club Programs office by clicking here or (979) 845-7514.

TNT
The Next Tradition, better known as TNT, is a party hosted by The Association of Former Students honoring students who are graduating during the current semester. The Next Tradition gives those students and their guests the opportunity to celebrate graduation with free food, and many door prizes. The celebration is called The Next Tradition because it marks the official end of their careers as students and the beginning of their next phase of life as a Former Student of Texas A&M University. During The Next Tradition, in addition to celebrating, graduates are able to learn more about their role as former students and are given an opportunity to join The Association. To learn more about the joining The Association as a new graduate, please visit the Recent Grad Special Offer section of our website!