Area and National Representatives

The Association's Area and National Representatives serve local A&M Clubs by helping to gather and distribute information from The Association and Texas A&M University. Association Representatives have served in numerous Club positions, are active with the Aggie Network, and have a wealth of experience that enables them to help local Aggies in their respective areas. 

In an effort to better engage A&M Clubs in the state of Texas, we have increased the number of Area Representatives from 10 to 20, effective Jan. 1, 2025.

Please see below for an updated list of the Area Representatives and current National Representatives.

Area Representatives perform the following functions:

• In accordance with The Association of Former Students’ Bylaws, Area Representatives serve on the Leadership Council, which is The Association’s governing body. All members of the Leadership Council must: 1) attend at least one of the two Leadership Council meetings each year (live stream is an option), and 2) be at least an Active donor to The Association’s Annual Fund.
• Facilitate A&M Club growth through mentorship by leveraging their wealth of past experiences and insights.
• Serve as an informed volunteer and ambassador for The Association of Former Students, representing The Association to their defined constituency as well as representing their constituency back to The Association.
• Attend at least one meeting or event of every A&M Club in their defined each year if possible. Provide photographs of the event to the Club Programs team for future promotion and publication.
• Be in regular contact (every other month at the least) with the defined A&M Club Presidents via phone, Zoom, social media, email or letters and provide The Association’s Club Programs team with appropriate updates regarding upcoming events, assistance needed, leadership updates, etc.
• Collaborate with the Club Programs team and respective A&M Clubs to motivate and support A&M Club operations in their defined area, encouraging engagement of all former students and especially young alumni.
• Collaborate with The Association’s Club Programs team and their respective A&M Clubs to promote giving to The Association of Former Students on Pass It Back Day.
• Collaborate with The Association’s Club Programs team and respective A&M Clubs to ensure proper organization of area A&M Clubs and provide a point of contact for communication to areas where Clubs are not yet organized.

  NOTE:

  When new A&M Club leadership is elected, the Club Programs team will provide an e-introduction between the Area Representative and their designated A&M Clubs. Area Representatives should follow up to that introduction and make personal contact with the Club President, preferably through a phone call. 

2025 National Representatives

Rebecca S. Arbery ’01, Cumming, GA

Joe R. Edmiston ’83, Tacoma, WA

Daniel H. Foley ’02, Carmel, IN

Stacy Mueller '97, Phoenix, AZ

Teri Lane ’91, Crossville, TN

Jennifer S. Lindsay ’88, San Francisco, CA

Anuththara "Ann" Ratnayake Macy ’06, Washington, DC

Paul Aaron Macias '20, Chicago, IL

Amber Briggs ’11, New York, NY

Sabrina Abbott Byron ’01, Salt Lake City, UT

National Representatives perform the following functions:

• In accordance with The Association of Former Students’ Bylaws, National Representatives serve on the Leadership Council, which is The Association’s governing body. All members of the Leadership Council must: 1) attend at least one of the two Leadership Council meetings each year (live stream is an option), and 2) be at least an Active donor to The Association’s Annual Fund.
• Facilitate A&M Club growth through mentorship by leveraging their wealth of past experiences and insights.
• Serve as an informed volunteer and ambassador for The Association of Former Students, representing The Association to their defined constituency as well as representing their constituency back to The Association.
• Attend at least one meeting or event of every A&M Club in their defined each year if possible. Provide photographs of the event to the Club Programs team for future promotion and publication.
• Be in regular contact (every other month at the least) with the defined A&M Club Presidents via phone, Zoom, social media, email or letters and provide The Association’s Club Programs team with appropriate updates regarding upcoming events, assistance needed, leadership updates, etc.
• Collaborate with the Club Programs team and respective A&M Clubs to motivate and support A&M Club operations in their defined area, encouraging engagement of all former students and especially young alumni.
• Collaborate with The Association’s Club Programs team and their respective A&M Clubs to promote giving to The Association of Former Students on Pass It Back Day.
• Collaborate with The Association’s Club Programs team and respective A&M Clubs to ensure proper organization of area A&M Clubs and provide a point of contact for communication to areas where Clubs are not yet organized.

  NOTE:

  When new A&M Club leadership is elected, the Club Programs team will provide an e-introduction between the National Representative and their designated A&M Clubs. National Representatives should follow up to that introduction and make personal contact with the Club President, preferably through a phone call.