Hear About The 87th Legislative Session From TAMU Advocacy

Howdy, Aggies!

We have crossed the halfway point of the 87th Legislative Session in Austin! As a public university, Texas A&M depends on the biennial legislative sessions that authorize and appropriate vital funding for the university and system, as well as shape policies and regulations governing higher education. For the remainder of the 87th Legislative Session, AggieNews will bring you monthly updates on items from our state capitol impacting Texas A&M from the Texas A&M Advocacy Network.

Want more updates? Want to help advance Texas A&M before the state legislature? Become an Aggie Advocate!

The Texas A&M Advocacy Network, a program of The Association of Former Students, mobilizes friends and former students of Texas A&M to engage key stakeholders on issues impacting the university. The Advocacy Network is non-partisan and does not endorse candidates; its mission is to promote the interests and welfare of Texas A&M University.

We provide Aggie Advocates with information and resources to be informed representatives of Texas A&M. Advocates may be called upon to contact lawmakers and other key stakeholders in support of legislation or policies impacting Texas A&M.

We need Aggie Advocates in every district who are ready to help advance Texas A&M. Sign up here and help us ensure that Texas A&M remains a leader in Texas and beyond!

Gig 'em,
Miranda Henderson '09
Director of Strategic Engagement

Former students have been powerful advocates for Texas A&M for more than a century. Association donors help support advocacy, news and awareness efforts. You can lend financial support at tx.ag/Give.