How to Use Your Aggie Network

The chance to be part of the Aggie Network is a big reason many students choose to go to Texas A&M.

It’s the most powerful alumni network in the world.

But how do you get started making these connections?

In this video, you’ll get advice from two longtime Association of Former Students leaders: When and how to network. What it means to be a part of the Aggie Network. Even how to start that conversation with an Aggie at a company you’re interested in.

Because you are a former student of Texas A&M, The Association provides you with free access to powerful tools and resources.

Some are named in this video:

• tx.ag/FindAnAggie – The online database maintained by The Association (link includes help on how to use it).
• tx.ag/Clubs – More than 200 geographic groups of Aggies you can connect with.
• tx.ag/FindAMuster – The largest annual gathering of Aggies, held at more than 300 locations every April.
• tx.ag/MusterVolunteer – A powerful way to network is to offer help. Extend your hand to fellow Aggies.

If you don’t yet have a free AggieNetwork.com account, get started at AggieNetwork.com/Register.

More resources:

• AggieNetwork.com/Careers – Texas A&M Career Center offers many services for former students.
• tx.ag/Resize – Get your Aggie Ring repaired or resized so it's back on your hand! (You can also replace or order one: tx.ag/replace)
• tx.ag/PlugIn – Three quick, free steps you can take right now to activate your Aggie Network.
• tx.ag/CareerWebinar – Free, twice-a-month sessions that offer an overview of Texas A&M Career Center resources for former students.
• AggieNetwork.com/CN – Check into these groups of Aggies with common interests, from the Aggie Real Estate Network and Aggie Educators Network to networks for Sea Aggies, the Bush School, Aggie Women, Black and Hispanic former students and more.

Let's get connected!