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2010 Outstanding
International Alumnus
Khalid A. Al-Falih '82, the leader of the world's largest petroleum company, is the recipient of the 2010 Texas A&M University Outstanding International Alumnus Award. Al-Falih was presented the award March 10 at the Clayton W. Williams, Jr. Alumni Center. Porter S. Garner III '79, President and Chief Executive Officer of The Association of Former Students, said Al-Falih is 'an outstanding example of |
the impact that Aggies can have on Texas A&M University and our entire world, regardless of where they reside.” Click the headline to read more about Al-Falih and his accomplishments.
Muster Ceremonies Planned Worldwide
Aggies are preparing once again for Texas A&M's most revered tradition--Aggie Muster on April 21. More than 300 Muster ceremonies will be held throughout Texas, the United States and around the world. For more information, and to access resources to support your Muster planning, visit AggieNetwork.com/Muster. |
She's a fiery woman with snow-white hair. At 101 years old--she'll celebrate year 102 on May 14--Glada Crocker has enjoyed many passions in her life. Her husband, Alfred Crocker '30, their son, Alfred Markham Crocker, and Texas A&M. 'Oh, Texas A&M. I've loved it ever since I saw my first Aggie,' she said. Click the headline to read her story of Aggie devotion and why she gives every year to The Association's Annual Fund.
The first history of Texas A&M University on DVD is complete and receiving rave reviews. With hundreds of historic photographs and dozens of interviews, Aggies: The True Story of Texas A&M will help you fall in love all over again with the school 'we think so grand.' For more information or to order, click the headline.
Aggie Ring Orders And Repairs
The Aggie Ring Program is accepting Ring orders until April 2 for May 2010 graduates and qualified former students. Aggie Rings ordered by this time will be delivered May 14. Aggie Rings may be ordered in person, by mail or fax. The Aggie Ring Program can assist you with your Aggie Ring if it needs to be resized or repaired. Stop by our office at the Clayton W. Williams, Jr. Alumni Center for more information or click here for instructions on mailing your Ring directly to Balfour.
Dates Set For 2010 Coach's Nights
Make plans to join Texas A&M head football coach Mike Sherman, The Association of Former Students and the 12th Man Foundation at a local A&M Club's Coach's Night. Click the headline for locations, dates and more information.
Upcoming Class Reunions:
'48, '53, '56, '60, '62, '65, '76
Several Classes are now accepting Reunion registration forms, with other Reunions to follow soon. Click the headline for a complete listing of Reunions planned for 2010.
Play Golf To Support Aggies
Golf tournaments are a great opportunity to connect with other Aggies and help raise scholarship funds for local A&M Clubs. Here are a few upcoming tournaments: March 29, Fort Bend A&M Club; May 3, Houston Reveille Club; May 7, Ellis A&M Club; and May 12, Rockwall County A&M Club.
Cancer Center To Honor Aggie Legends
Texas Children's Cancer Center's sixth annual 'An Evening with Texas Legends' will honor Texas A&M's legendary Junction Boys. Sportswriter Mickey Herskowitz will interview the Junction Boys during the Texas Legends fundraiser, set for April 27 at the Hilton Americas Houston. Click the headline for ticket information, or click here for the event's Facebook page.
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Make Memories To Last A Lifetime
Indulge your senses with two of the upcoming Traveling Aggie cruises--Black Sea Serenade and Windmills & Wonders. The itineraries for both are incredible: Black Sea Serenade, planned for June 18-30, offers Byzantine architecture and extraordinary resort cities, while the Windmills and Wonders trip, July 11-23, takes you on a journey of charming canals and quaint bridges, along with stops in incomparable Paris and scenic Saint-Malo. Space is limited, so book now! Click the headline for more information. |
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Parents' Weekend
The tradition of Parents' Weekend celebrates its 91st anniversary April 16-18 with three days of events. The MSC Variety Show, the premiere student talent show |
on campus, is planned for April 16. Other activities during the weekend include a Bevo Burn BBQ, the Aggie Moms' Boutique, a Singing Cadets concert, Midnight Yell and an All University Awards Ceremony. For a full schedule of events, click the headline.
In Memoriam: Lt. Gen. James Hollingsworth '40
Retired Army Lt. Gen. James F. Hollingsworth '40, who was honored with placement of a statue on campus, died March 2 in San Antonio at age 91. By some accounts, Hollingsworth was the most decorated general officer ever to graduate from Texas A&M. The Hollingsworth statue bears the inscription 'Danger 79er,' which was the general's radio call sign for more than 20 years, including the time of his command in Vietnam. Click the headline to read more about this outstanding Texas Aggie.
Corps Honors Loftin
With President R. Bowen Loftin '71 looking on from the porch of his home on campus, the Corps of Cadets conducted a surprise review March 1 to greet and congratulate the newly instated president of Texas A&M University. The Corps' march-in for a new president is a tradition not widely known at A&M. To read more about it, click here. More information and photos can be found here. |
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Snow In Aggieland
Bryan-College Station turned into a winter wonderland Feb. 23. Click the headline to watch a video shot on campus of students enjoying the snow. |
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Good Friday
Clayton W. Williams, Jr. Alumni Center open 7:30 a.m.-noon |
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