Constituent Networks

A Constituent Network is a common interest group of Aggies that do not fall into the category of traditional A&M Clubs or Classes, but whose members have gone through the formal process of partnering with The Association of Former Students. These chartered networks are committed to:

strengthening The Association of Former Students
promoting the interests and welfare of Texas A&M University
perpetuating ties of affection and esteem formed in university or college days
increasing the active participation in The Association

They may establish programs to further the educational and charitable interests of the particular Constituent Network and Texas A&M University, including sponsoring programs and events for their members and establishing scholarships in their names.

They are truly an essential element critical to the success of furthering the Aggie Spirit and Texas A&M.

Steps to becoming a Constituent Network

A chartered Constituent Network is a common interest group of Aggie that have:

gone through the formal process of partnering with The Association
received a Charter from The Association
agreed to promote active membership in The Association in addition to their own network
a common interest in staying connected to, promoting and supporting Texas A&M

Benefits of a chartered Constituent Network

To begin the process of chartering your organization as a Constituent Network, please follow the steps below.

STEP 1
Application

STEP 2
Bylaws, Signatures, etc

STEP 3
Meeting

STEP 4
Charter

For additional information, contact Katy Lee ’08, Coordinator of Constituent Networks, at 979-845-7514 or at ConstituentNetworks@AggieNetwork.com.

Constituent Networks

Steps to becoming a Constituent Network

Future Constituent Networks