Directory 2020-2021

FEDERATION OF TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY MOTHERS' CLUBS Organized 1928

DIRECTORY 2020-2021

FEDERATION OF TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY MOTHERS' CLUBS

Organized 1928

107 MEMBER CLUBS

2020-2021

Paid Membership: 6268 as of August 2020

Fedeain f TAMU Mhe Clb P.O. Box 1443 College Station, TX 77841

Visit us at: www.aggiemoms.org Mission of the Federation of Texas A&M Mothers Club

The Federation of Texas A&M University Mothers Clubs was organized in 1928 and has grown to include 109 individual Member Clubs located across Texas and throughout the nation. The mission of our organization is “by individual and united effort to contribute in every way to the comfort and welfare of the students and to cooperate with Texas A&M University in maintaining a high standard of moral conduct and intellectual attainment. Texas A&M University Mothers Clubs are proud organizations, proud of Texas A&M and proud of the daughters and sons they send to Texas A&M. Aggie Moms are also proud of making a contribution to the education of their students, to the future of Texas A&M University, and to the future of the Great State of Texas. TABLE OF CONTENTS

Directory Dedication ...... 1 Message from the President of the Federation ...... 3 Calendar of Federation Meetings and Events ...... 7 Board Photo ...... 9 Officers of the Federation ...... 10 Texas A&M University System Board of Regents ...... 14 Office of the Chancellor ...... 14 Office of the President ...... 15 Academic Deans ...... 16 Affiliated Organizations ...... 17 Former Presidents of the Federation ...... 18 Former Honorary Presidents ...... 21 Honorary Life Members and Honorary Members ...... 21 Minutes of the Spring Business Meeting...... 22 Annual Report of the Treasurer ...... 26 Districts...... 27 Duties of Local Presidents in Relation to the Federation ...... 32 Aggie Mom University ...... 34 Listing of Member Clubs...... 36 Bylaws of the Federation and Standing Rules ...... 90 Important Telephone Numbers Texas A&M Campus ...... 104 Galveston A&M Campus ...... 107 McAllen A&M Campus ...... 107 Cross Reference of Clubs by City, County, and/or State ...... 108 Acknowledgements ...... 117 Donor Levels & Benefits ...... 118 Advertisements ...... 120

Thi diec i f he e f he Fedeai f Tea A&M Uiei Mhe Cb and the faculty, staff, administration, and authorized student organizations of Texas A&M University. It is to be used strictly for Federation Mhe Cb ad Uiesity business. Front Cover Logo Artwork Credit: Travis Britton The contact information in this directory is for the use of the Federation of Texas A&M University Mothers’ Clubs and the faculty, staff, administration and authorized student organizations of Texas A&M University. It is to be used strictly for Federation Mothers’ Clubs and University business.

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Diane Eckols’ Dedication of the 2020-2021 Year and Directory April 16, 2020

College is the best time of your life. Who believes this? I know for my college years there were many fun times, great stories, and lifelong friends including my husband, Kris. There were also difficult times. From getting my first D to my Mother’s cancer diagnosis, there were also many tears. Just like a Mother’s heart, we let go and forget the tough times and focus on the good. That’s why we tell our Aggies “your years at Texas A&M will be wonderful”, right?

Today the pressures on students are even bigger than when we were in school. There is more pressure to be perfect, but last time I checked, we are not intended to be perfect. It is through our trials and the difficult times we really grow. When I first decided to focus on the challenges of college, it was before the COVID-19 pandemic. Now our students are dealing with decisions regarding learning and safety. Do they stay at school or study from home? How will they handle the pressure and isolation?

With these huge questions, I looked to the Offices of the Dean of Student Life for answers. I met with Dr. Anne Reber in February. Think back to that time. We knew COVID-19 was in China and Italy was getting hot, but it was still far away. Students were still 1 participating in study abroad programs across the world. Our discussion was about the programs available for students. Dr. Reber leads the Offices of the Dean of Student Life and provides administrative supervision for the departments of Counseling and Psychological Services and Student Health Services. Dr. Reber coordinates all investigations into alleged violations of the University’s Student Rules and co-chairs the University’s bias assessment and response team. She knows how to take the challenges that a student has, including the poor choices they sometimes make, and helping them get back onto the path of success and graduation. Think about it. We learn from our challenges and mistakes.

The offices include the LGBTQ+ Pride Center, The Graduate and Professional Student Government, Health Promotion, New Student & Family Programs, Student Assistance Services, Student Conduct Office, Student Legal Services, Student Media and The Women’s Resource Center. Our Aggies are as diverse and their needs, as variable as the offices included in Student Life. Most of us are familiar with New Student Conferences, Family Weekend and The Battalion. Our Aggies may not be touched by all the services, but the student body is richer for all the ways Texas A&M works to meet our Aggies’ social, emotional, and physical needs as well as their academic endeavors.

In recognition of all their efforts in support of our Aggies, I dedicate the 2020-2021 directory to the Offices of the Dean of Student Life.

2 Diane Eckols’ President’s Message 2020-2021 April 16, 2020

As many of you know, my son, James is Class of ’17 and attended Texas A&M University Galveston Campus. As a nod to him and Galveston, I chose a lighthouse to represent my year. To me, a lighthouse represents hope, a light in the storm, a direction to foreign destinations, and a beacon home. We all have many lighthouses in our lives; friends, loved ones, mentors, and strangers can all be a light of hope. Our students can find beacons all over campus and most importantly, they can always come home. As President George H. W. Bush talked about the thousand points of light, I see light every time I am in the presence of you.

Our Aggie Moms have been united since the first two clubs started in 1922, Dallas and Fort Worth. Because these moms shined brightly for our Aggies and each other, the light grew. The Federation was created in 1928 to help the light reach even further. Now there are over 6,200 lights representing Aggie Moms shining brightly across the state and even the country. I see the light when an Aggie gets hurt in Colorado on spring break and Moms step up to care for him and his family when they are miles from home. I see it in the Facebook group when a Mom writes that her Aggie is struggling, and Moms shine with love and support. There’s light when a student feeling hopeless reaches out for help.

3 Three lessons I have learned from lighthouses are: 1. Sometimes you need to let go – When James was three years old we took a family trip to the outer banks of North Carolina, the land of Kill Devil Hills, Kitty Hawk, and Duck. Obviously, we had to visit one of the many stately lighthouses. We ventured to the northernmost Currituck Lighthouse, paid our entrance fee, and started the climb to the top. At first, I was so excited to start our climb! It was only after beginning the climb my excitement grew to fear, because I suddenly remembered I was afraid of heights. We have a video Kris took with the old VHS-c camera. He panned the beautiful shoreline and little Jimmy standing on the ledge. Finally he panned to me, and I was plastered to the center wall of the lighthouse in fear, frantically calling “Jimmy, come here!” … and yes, it was pretty useless calling to Jimmy. That day, and countless other times, I learned we have to let go and allow our kids to find their own way.

2. Sometimes you need to move your lighthouse – Every Thanksgiving we made the pilgrimage to Hatteras Island. It was a time to go surf fishing for stripers doing the Hatteras Shuffle at the point in the shadow of the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse. The lighthouse was built in 1870, and at that time, was a safe 150 yards from the shore. Through years of storms and erosion, the beach came to meet the lighthouse. Eventually the decision was made to move it inland to protect it from falling to the storm surge. In 1999, the 4,830-ton Hatteras Lighthouse standing 193 feet tall, was raised off its foundation and moved 2,900 feet so it could continue to safely shine. When changes are necessary, remember it’s important to move the lighthouse.

3. Shine your light – In the days of old, a lighthouse wasn’t self-sustaining, it had a lightkeeper to maintain the light. As the steward of the lighthouse, it was the job of the lightkeeper to ensure ships could find safe passage. Today every lighthouse in the United States is automated except 4 one. We are like that one lighthouse….it is our responsibility to shine for all Aggie Moms and our Aggies. Not because we own the lighthouse or because it is our legacy, but because it is our job to be enduring stewards of this beautiful light.

This brings me to my theme of Aggie Moms – Shining Together. As Aggie Moms, we need to shine for each other by celebrating the triumphs together and caring for each other during the challenges. Building instead of tearing down. Being supportive in good times and bad. Listening to each other, opening our hearts, being present for each other.

Thank you for allowing me to be the steward of the Federation of Texas A&M University Mothers’ Clubs for 2020-2021. Thank you to the moms and mentors who came before me. Thank you to the wonderful women serving on the board with me. Thank you to my husband, Kris, for your patience with all my Aggie Mom endeavors. Most of all, thank you James for making me the loudest and proudest Aggie Mom. Whoop!

Two Lighthouses

I would like us to live like two lighthouses at the mouth of a river, each with her own lamp.

We could see each other across the water, which would be dangerous, and uncrossable.

I could watch your shape, your warm shadow, moving in the upper rooms. We would have jokes.

Jokes that were only ours, signs and secrets, flares on birthdays, a rocket at Christmas.

Clouds would be cities, we would look for omens, and learn the impossible language of birds.

We would meet, of course, in cinemas, cafes, but then, we would return to our towers,

knowing the other was the light on the water, a beam of alignment. It would never be broken.

Julia Darling

6 FEDERATION CALENDAR 2020-2021 FEDERATION MEETINGS AND EVENTS

Fall Federation Aggie Mom Dinner – Friday, August 21, 2020 This Aggie Mom club member event will not be held due to COVID-19 limitations.

Fall Federation Meeting and Workshops – Saturday, August 22, 2020 Registration 8:30 AM Virtual Meeting 9:00 – 11:00 AM Virtual Workshops 11:15 – 1:30 PM Virtual

Winter Federation Aggie Mom Dinner – Friday, January 22, 2021 Registration 6:00 PM Location: Texas A&M Hotel Dinner & Speaker 6:30 PM and Conference Center

Winter Federation Meeting and Workshops – Saturday, January 23, 2021 Coffee 8:30 – 9:00 AM MSC 2400 (Gates Ballroom) Meeting 9:00 – 11:00 AM MSC 2400 (Gates Ballroom) Workshops 11:15 – 12:30 PM TBD

Aggie Mom Camp – February 5-7, 2021 The Texas A&M Hotel & Conference Center, College Station https://aggiemoms.org/aggiemomcamp/ for more information

District Meetings – Late Winter and Early Spring 2021 Meetings will be held in each District https://aggiemoms.org/districtmeetings/ for more information

Spring Federation Meetings and Boutique, Family Weekend – April 9-10, 2021

Business Meeting, Directory Dedication, Election of 2021-2022 Officers Friday, April 9, 2021 Meeting 5:30 – 6:30 PM Location: TBD

General Meeting and Installation of 2020-2021 Officers Saturday, April 10, 2021 Coffee & Pastries 8:00 – 8:30 AM Location: TBD Meeting 8:30 – 10:30 AM

Aggie Moms Boutique 2021

Boutique 10:00 – 5:00 PM Friday, April 9 MSC Ballrooms Boutique 10:00 – 5:00 PM Saturday, April 10 MSC Ballrooms

FEDERATION FORMS AND DUE DATES

IRS Form 990 (or extension request) – October 15, 2020 – IRS Exempt Tax Return

Form A - February 1, 2021 – Nomination of Club Member for Federation Officer

Form B - February 1, 2021 - Payment of Federation Dues and Archive Fees

Form T - February 1, 2021 – IRS Group Exemption

Form F - February 1, 2021 – Reservations for Tables at Aggie Moms Boutique

Form Y - May 31, 2021 – Tax Compliance Verifications

Form C - May 31, 2021 – Member Club Elected Officers for Upcoming Club Year

Form D - May 31, 2021 – Member Club Report for Annual Report of Clubs

Form E - May 31, 2021 – Donations to TAMU Student Organizations

Form G - May 31, 2021 – Scholarships Awarded by Member Clubs

Federation of Texas A&M University Mothers’ Club Board 2020 - 2021

Front row L to R: Melissa Martinez, Rachael Delaney, Karen Hunter ’85, Maria Wheeler, Cathleen Inman ’88, Diane Eckols, Katie McMordie Latham ’80, Cindy DeWitt ’86, Julie Upton ’94, Sue Chelf. Back row L to R: Connie Fletcher Pritchard ’81, Stephanie Collums ’87, Denise Isenhour, Colleen Holmes ’76, Kim Kovar, Tamra Walker ’89, Monica Isgren, Sally Berlocher, Carol Gaas ’85, Suzan York ’86, Daniela Knight ’87, Mechelle Fisher, Johnna Lenamon (not pictured: Alice Artman, Melissa Johnson).

9 FEDERATION OF TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY MOHE CLB 2020-2021 OFFICERS

President Diane Eckols District 6 E-mail: [email protected] (713) 591-1709 Fort Bend County

Honorary Marti Young District 4 President Spouse: President Michael K. Young

Vice President C I 88 District 21 At Large E-mail: [email protected] (830) 385-8811 Blanco County

President K MM L 80 District 12 Elect E-mail: [email protected] (214) 726-2733 Tyler

1st Vice Johnna Lenamon District 6 President E-mail: [email protected] (713) 205-3029 (Membership) AggieNetwork .com Pearland

2nd Vice Melissa Martinez District 8 President E-mail: [email protected] (956) 207-0026 (Programs) Randolph Area

3rd Vice Cindy DeWitt 86 District 4 President E-mail: [email protected] (979) 777-3832 (Registration) Brazos County

4th Vice C F P 81 District 18 President E-mail: [email protected] (281) 785-5209 (Reports) NW Harris County

5th Vice Alice Artman District 6 President E-mail: [email protected] (979) 417-5232 (Boutique) Brazoria County

6th Vice Tamra Walker 89 District 1 President E-mail: [email protected] (214) 850-4473 (Districts) Coppell 10

7th Vice K M. H 85 District 2 President E-mail: [email protected] (214) 357-2172 (Directory) Dallas County

Recording Melissa Johnson District 6 Secretary E-mail: [email protected] (713) 898-9163 Houston

Treasurer Mechelle Fisher District 6 E-mail: [email protected] (830) 285-3932 Galveston County

Corresponding Carol A. Gaas 85 District 6 Secretary E-mail: [email protected] (832) 746-7739 Fort Bend County

Parliamentarian Monica Isgren District 6 E-mail: [email protected] (830) 221-4439 Galveston County

Aggie Mom Suzan York 86 District 2 Camp Co-Chair E-mail: [email protected] (214) 236-6434 Collin County

Hospitality Sally Berlocher District 6 Co-Chair E-mail: [email protected] (713) 305-6955 kkkrkristi.king2525@[email protected] Fort Bend County

Hospitality Sue Chelf District 6 Co-Chair E-mail: [email protected] (281) 450-9944 Galveston County

Hospitality Maria Wheeler District 1 Co-Chair E-mail: [email protected] (817) 988-1861 Ft. Worth/Tarrant Co.

Electronic Daniela Knight 87 District 5 Information E-mail: [email protected] (512) 751-2110 Co-Chair Austin

Electronic Denise Isenhour District 5 Information E-mail: [email protected] (512) 750-4366 Co-Chair Austin Social Media

Parent Socials Colleen Holmes ’76 District 4 Co-Chair E-mail: [email protected] (979) 575-5969 College Station Brazos County

Parent Socials Julie Upton ’94 District 6 Co-Chair E-mail: [email protected] (281) 881-1929 Galveston Pearland

Historian Kim Kovar District 4 E-mail: [email protected] (979) 249-7407 Tri-County

Development Stephanie Collums ’87 District 18 Chair E-mail: [email protected] (817) 944-9004 NW Harris County

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TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY SYSTEM

BOARD OF REGENTS

Ms. Elaine Mendoza, Chairman ...... San Antonio Mr. Tim Leach, Vice Chairman ...... Midland Mr. Phil Adams ...... Bryan/College Station Mr. Robert L. “Bob” Albritton ...... Fort Worth Mr. Jay Graham ...... Houston Mr. Michael A. “Mike” Hernandez III ...... Fort Worth Mr. Williams Bill Mahomes Jr...... Dallas Mr. Michael J. Plank ...... Houston Mr. Cliff Thomas ...... Victoria Mr. Cahlen Cheatham, Student Regent ...... Stephenville Ms. Vickie Spillers ...... Executive Director, Board of Regents Ms. Jackie Bell ...... Assistant to the Board of Regents

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS OFFICE OF THE CHANCELLOR Mr. John Sharp ...... Chancellor Mr. Billy Hamilton ...... Deputy Chancellor & Chief Financial Officer Mr. Ray Bonilla ...... General Counsel Mr. Laylan Copelin ...... Vice Chancellor for Marketing and ...... Communications Dr. James Hallmark ...... Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs Mr. Charlie Hrncir ...... Chief Auditor Ms. Jenny Jones ...... Vice Chancellor for Governmental Relations Mr. Nim Kidd ...... Chancellor for Disaster and Emergency Services Mr. Jon Mogford ...... Vice Chancellor for Research Mr. Phillip Ray ...... Vice Chancellor, Business Affairs Ms. Maria Robinson ...... Investment Officer and Treasurer Mr. Mark Stone ...... Chief Information Officer Dr. M. Katherine Banks...... Vice Chancellor and Dean, College of Engineering

Mr. Greg Hartman...... Interim Senior Vice President & Senior Vice President and COO for Health Science Center Dr. Patrick Stover ...... Vice Chancellor and Dean, Agriculture & Life Sciences

TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT

Mr. Michael K. Young ...... President Mrs. Marti Young ...... Spouse of the President Dr. Carol A. Fierke ...... Provost and Executive Vice President Colonel Mike Fossum……Vice President & COO Texas A&M Galveston Dr. Patrick Louchouarn...... Executive Associate Vice President for ...... Academic Affairs & Associate Provost, Texas A&M Galveston Ms. Dee Childs ...... Vice President for IT & Chief Information Officer Ms. Amy B. Smith ...... Senior Vice President for Marketing & Communications & Chief Communications Officer Mr. Shane Hinckley ...... Vice President for Brand Development Dr. Andy Morriss ...... Vice President for Entrepreneurship & Economic ...... Development & Dean, School of Innovation Dr. Jerry R. Strawser...... Executive Vice President for Finance & ...... Administration & Chief Financial Officer Mr. Michael G. O’Quinn ...... Vice President for Government Relations & Strategic Initiatives Dr. Mark A. Barteau ...... Vice President for Research Dr. Robin Means Coleman ...... Vice President & Associate Provost for Diversity Dr. Michael Stephenson ...... Vice Provost for Academic Affairs ...... & Strategic Initiatives Dr. Daniel J. Pugh Sr...... Vice President for Student Affairs Mr. Joseph P. Pettibon II ………………Vice President for Enrollment & Academic Services

Mrs. Deena McConnell ...... Associate Vice President of Administration & Academic Affairs Mr. Chad E. Wootton ...... Associate Vice President for External Affairs Dr. Jeff Risinger ...... Vice President for Human Resources & Organizational Effectiveness

Dr. Karen Butler-Purry ...... Associate Provost, Graduate & Professional ...... Studies Dr. Ann L. Kenimer ...... Associate Provost for Undergraduate Studies Dr. Michael Benedik ...... Vice Provost & Chief International Officer Dr.Anne Reber ...... Director, Student Life Dr. Andrew Klein ...... Speaker, The Faculty Senate Dr. Blanca Lupiani ...... Dean of Faculties & Associate Provost Brigadier General Joe E. Ramirez, Jr...... Commandant, Corps of Cadets

ACADEMIC DEANS

Dr. Patrick J. Stover ...... Vice Chancellor and Dean, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Dr. Jorge A. Vanegas ...... Dean, College of Architecture Dr. Eli Jones ...... Dean, Mays Business School Dr. Lawrence E. Wolinsky ...... Dean, College of Dentistry Dr. Joyce Alexander ...... Dean, College of Education and Human Development Dr. M. Katherine Banks...... Vice Chancellor and Dean, Dwight Look College of Engineering Dr. Debbie Thomas ...... Dean, College of Geosciences Dr. Robert B. Ahdieh ...... Dean, School of Law Dr. Pamela R. Matthews ...... Dean, College of Liberal Arts Dr. Nancy L. Fahrenwald ...... Dean, College of Nursing Dr. Indra K. Reddy ...... Dean, College of Pharmacy Dr. John R. August ...... Interim Dean, School of Public Health Dr. Valen Johnson...... Dean, College of Science Dr. Eleanor M. Green ...... Dean, College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences

Dr. Amy L. Waer (Interim) ...... Dean, College of Medicine General Mark A. Welsh III ...... Dean, Bush School of Government and Public Service Mr. David H. Carlson ...... Dean of University Libraries Dr. César O. Malavé ...... Dean, Texas A&M - Qatar Dr. Julie Mosbo...... Associate Dean for Special Collections & ...... Director, Cushing Memorial Library Chareny Rydl ...... Executive Director, Residence Life & Housing

AFFILIATED SUPPORT ORGANIZATIONS

12th Man Foundation Mr. Travis Dabney ’96 ...... President The Association of Former Students Mr. Porter S. Garner, III ’79 ...... President & CEO Texas A&M Foundation Tyson Voelkel ’96 ...... President

FEDERATION OF TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY MOTHERS' CLUBS FORMER FEDERATION PRESIDENTS

*Mrs. F. L. Thomas [College Station] ...... 1928-1929 *Mrs. T. O. Walton, Sr. [College Station] ...... 1929-1942 *Mrs. D. Brooks Cofer (Acting President) [College Station] ...... 1942-1946 *Mrs. C. A. Medberry [Bryan] ...... 1946-1947 *Mrs. H. C. Huddleston [Fort Worth]...... 1947-1948 *Mrs. Charles W. Tate [San Antonio] ...... 1948-1949 *Mrs. E. H. Andrew (Corpus Christi] ...... 1949-1950 *Mrs. Warren A. Gilbert [Dallas] ...... 1950-1951 *Mrs. Pauline Harvey (A.F.) [Houston] ...... 1951-1952 *Mrs. Leta B. Harris [San Angelo]...... 1952-1953 *Mrs. Gus A. Becker [Laredo] ...... 1953-1954 *Mrs. Alma Van Wert [Harrison Co.] ...... 1954-1955 *Mrs. H.A. Sebastian (formerly Mrs. F. C. Olds) [Abilene] ...... 1955-1956 *Mrs. Ruth Milstead (Frank) [Tyler] ...... 1956-1957 *Mrs. W. Paul Holladay [Baytown] ...... 1957-1958 *Mrs. Stella Plumlee [Dallas Co.] ...... 1958-1959 *Mrs. Alice Lorms (Elsworth S.) [San Angelo] ...... 1959-1960 *Mrs. Stella Cole (Fred) [Corpus Christi] ...... 1960-1961 *Mrs. Mary L. Smith (J.A.) [Pasadena] ...... 1961-1962 *Mrs. Carroll W. Cox [Beaumont] ...... 1962-1963 *Mrs. Elizabeth B. Frank (J.G.) [Houston] ...... 1963-1964 *Mrs. Ozella E. Dew (H.E.) [Tyler] ...... 1964-1965 *Mrs. E. Patricia Duplissey [Baytown] ...... 1965-1966 *Mrs. J. C. McLaughlin [Brazos Co.] ...... 1966-1967 *Mrs. Rowena Brashears (W.S.) [San Antonio] ...... 1967-1968 *Mrs. Millie Prewitt (W.A., Jr.) [East Bell Co.] ...... 1968-1969 *Mrs. Catherine Beasley (John) [Austin] ...... 1969-1970 *Mrs. Virginia Dibrell (Carter) [Washington Co.] ...... 1970-1971 *Mrs. Christine Sykes (S.T., Jr.) [Houston] ...... 1971-1972 *Mrs. Theda B. Creel [Ft.Worth/Tarrant Co.] ...... 1972-1973 *Mrs. Jean Gross (Lewis) [Dallas Co.] ...... 1973-1974 *Mrs. Lois M. Royder [Liberty Co.]...... 1974-1975 *Mrs. Mildred May (Fred, Jr.) [San Antonio] ...... 1975-1976 *Mrs. Jean Kaspar (Don G.) [DeWitt-Lavaca] ...... 1976-1977 Mrs. Vinnie PipkinHahn (H.O., Jr.) [Refugio Co.]...... 1977-1978 1820 E. Common St. Apt. 135 New Braunfels, TX 78130 *Mrs. Eleanor Walters (C.R.) [Austin] ...... 1978-1979 *Mrs. Wanda Pauler (E.A.) [Beaumont] ...... 1979-1980 *Mrs. Elsie Pfeiffer [Caldwell Co.] ...... 1980-1981 *Mrs. Ruth Sollock (Gene) [Montgomery Co.] ...... 1981-1982 *Ms. Pat Johnston [Dallas Co.]...... 1982-1983 *Mrs. Rachel Gonzales (Ralph) [San Antonio] ...... 1983-1984

Mrs. Jane Boehm (Edward G.) [Brazoria Co.] ...... 1984-1985 608 S. Evans, Angleton, TX 77515 (979) 849-6327 [email protected] Mrs. Maggie Jahn (Rudolph) [DeWitt-Lavaca] ...... 1985-1986 407 Kent St., Yoakum, TX 77995 (361) 293-2006 [email protected] Mrs. Jo Frances Chastain [Rio Grande Valley] ...... 1986-1987 305 South 14th, West Columbia, TX 77486 (979) 345-2048 [email protected] *Mrs. Shirley Neal (Roger) [Houston] ...... 1987-1988 *Mrs. Shirley Winterrowd (Jack) [Williamson Co.] ...... 1988-1989 Mrs. Carol Greaney-Wurst (Frederick) [Galveston Island] ...... 1989-1990 4313 Caduceus Place, Galveston, TX 77550 (409) 763-5682 [email protected] *Mrs. Dee Brents (Thomas) [Fort Worth/Tarrant Co.]...... 1990-1991 *Mrs. Shirley E. Priest (James) [Liberty Co.] ...... 1991-1992 Mrs. Patsy Armbruster (Cliff) [Fort Bend Co.] ...... 1992-1993 2925 Camelot Lane, Missouri City, TX 77459 (281) 499-2465 [email protected] Mrs. Margaret Freeman (James R.) [Kerrville Area] ...... 1993-1994 2653 Cinnabar Road, Colorado Springs, CO 80921 (719) 488-5538 [email protected] *Mrs. Shirley Tingley (L.H.) [Pasadena]...... 1994-1995 Ms. Peggy Erickson [Dallas County]...... 1995-1996 20450 Huebner Rd. Apt. 11214, San Antonio, TX 78258 (979) 571-4685 [email protected] Ms. Susie Powell [Plano] ...... 1996-1997 1588 Lost Creek Dr., Allen, TX 75002 (972) 332-8915 [email protected] *Mrs. Karon Haas (Harvey) [Comal County]...... 1997-1998 *Mrs. Donna Bentley (Bob) [DeWitt-Lavaca] ...... 1998-1999 Mrs. Dianne Mayfield (Ray) [Denton County]...... 1999-2000 5921 Lavon Drive, Flower Mound, TX 75028 (214) 533-2012 [email protected] Mrs. Ruby Lee Sandars (George) [Friendswood-Clear Creek Area] ...... 2000-2001 2402 Frances Drive, Pearland, TX 77581 (713) 305-3491 [email protected] *Mrs. Diane Gray (Mike) [Northwest Harris County] ...... 2001-2002 Ms. Sue Anderson [Pasadena Area]...... 2002-2003 P.O. Box 518, Brenham, TX 77834 (713) 628-4316 [email protected] Mrs. Linda K. Hill (Jerry) [Waco-McLennan County]...... 2003-2004 8101 Woodcreek Dr., Woodway, TX 76712 (254) 224-6228 [email protected] Mrs. Sarabeth Eckhardt-Rebe (Richard) [San Antonio] ...... 2004-2005 8519 Marathon Drive, Universal City, TX 78148 (210) 317-1149 [email protected]

Ms. Norma Millsap [Brazos County]...... 2005-2006 2004 Pinewood Drive, Bryan, TX 77807 (979) 822-5585 [email protected] Mrs. Helen Halliburton (Bill) [Medina County] ...... 2006-2007 2020 FM 2676, Hondo, TX 78861 (830) 426-4112 [email protected] Mrs. Kathy Steffen (Elton) [Washington County] ...... 2007-2008 5220 Sandy Creek Lane, Brenham, TX 77833 (979) 203-1254 [email protected] Mrs. Mary Cooper (Randy) [Houston] ...... 2008-2009 11218 Timberline Rd, Houston, TX 77043 (281) 679-0588 [email protected] Mrs. Becky Demeter ’75 (Joe) [Mid-Jefferson County] ...... 2009-2010 1112 Herring Avenue, Port Neches, TX 77651 (409) 724-6422 [email protected] Mrs. Mary Hodges (Steve) [Abilene] ...... 2010-2011 2966 Stonecrest Drive, Abilene, TX 79606 (325) 695-8765 [email protected] Mrs. Melinda Weiblen (Glenn) [Randolph Area] ...... 2011-2012 2520 FM 471 North, Castroville, TX 78009 (210) 392-9612 [email protected] Ms. Dawn Powell [Grayson County] ...... 2012-2013 2904 Clear Springs Drive, Plano, TX 75075 (214) 478-1381 [email protected] Ms. Jeanne Harrell [Brazos County] ...... 2013-2014 2811 Manzano Court, College Station, TX 77845 (979) 255-5647 [email protected] Ms. Linda Schmidt [DeWitt-Lavaca] ...... 2014-2015 596 Loop 51, Yoakum, TX 77995 (361) 772-4552 [email protected] Troie Burch ’77 (Steve) [Collin County] ...... 2015-2016 385 Spring Meadow Dr., Fairview, TX 75069 (214) 927-6184 [email protected] Sharon Johnson (Bruce) [Orange County] ...... 2016-2017 5100 FM 2621, Brenham, TX 77833 (409) 882-1393 [email protected] Carolyn Phelan ’89 (Howard) [Comal County] ...... 2017-2018 1712 Oak Path, New Braunfels, TX 78132 (830) 237-0450 [email protected] Peggy Nolan (Ralph) [Dallas County] ...... 2018-2019 3963 Goodfellow, Dallas, TX 75229 (214) 616-4851 [email protected] Cathleen Inman ’88 [Blanco County] ...... 2019-2020 P.O. Box 1723, Blanco, TX 78606 (830) 385-881 * Deceased [ ] Club membership while president

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FORMER HONORARY PRESIDENTS

*Mrs. Zesta Gilchrist (Gibb) ...... 1944-1946 *Mrs. Laura Bolton (Frank C.) ...... 1946-1950 *Mrs. Ruth Harrington (M.T.) ...... 1950-1953 Mrs. Lenore Morgan (David H.) ...... 1953-1956 Mrs. Madge Williams (David W.) ...... 1956-1957 *Mrs. Ruth Harrington (M.T.) ...... 1957-1959 *Mrs. Margaret Rudder (J. Earl) ...... 1959-1971 Mrs. Margaret Williams (Jack K.) ...... 1971-1977 *Mrs. Alma Miller (Jarvis E.) ...... 1977-1980 Mrs. Rene Vandiver (Frank E.)...... 1980-1988 Mrs. Jayne Mobley (William R.) ...... 1988-1993 Mrs. Kathy Gage (E. Dean) ...... 1993-1994 Mrs. Sally Bowen (Ray M.) ...... 1994-2002 Mrs. Becky Gates (Robert M.) ...... 2002-2006 Drs. Elsa and Peter Murano ...... 2008-2009 Dr. Karin Loftin (R. Bowen)...... 2010-2014 Mrs. Melissa Hussey (Mark)...... 2014-2015

HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS

*Mrs. Ada Peoples (H. L.) ...... Dallas, Texas *Mrs. Ethel Walton (T. O., Sr.) ...... College Station, Texas *Mrs. Ruth Harrington (M.T.) ...... College Station, Texas *Mrs. Margaret Rudder (J. Earl) ...... College Station, Texas Mrs. Rene Vandiver (Frank E.)...... College Station, Texas Mrs. Jayne Mobley (William H.) ...... College Station, Texas Mrs. Sally Bowen (Ray M.) ...... Houston, Texas Mrs. Becky Gates (Robert M.) ...... College Station, Texas *Mrs. Alma Miller (Jarvis) ...... Bryan, Texas *Mrs. Barbara Bush (George H.W.) ...... Houston, Texas

HONORARY MEMBER

*Mrs. Charlotte Sharp ...... College Station, Texas Mrs. Denice Pugh...... College Station, Texas

HONORARY ASSOCIATE MEMBER

*Dr. John J. Koldus ...... College Station, Texas

* Deceased

Federation of Texas A&M University Mothers’ Clubs Spring Business Meeting April 16, 2020 Virtual Meeting via Zoom

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, subsequent quarantine, and the cancelation of Family weekend, the Federation of Texas A&M University Mothers’ Club held the Spring Business meeting virtually via Zoom. There was no Spring General Meeting. The Federation of Texas A&M University Mothers’ Club Spring Business Meeting was called to order by President Cathleen Inman at 7:14 pm. The invocation was given by President-Elect Diane Eckols. that we had a quorum of delegates for voting purposes. The agenda was presented and hearing no objections the agenda was adopted by acclamation. President Inman then introduced the Former Federation Presidents in attendance; Peggy Nolan, Dallas County 2018-2019, Carolyn Phelan, Comal County 2017-2018, Troie Burch, Collin County 2015-2016, Linda Schmidt, DeWitt-Lavaca 2014-2015, Jeanne Harrell, Brazos County 2013-2014, Mary Cooper, Houston 2008-2009, Linda Hill, Waco-McLennan County 2003-2004.

Roll Call of the clubs was conducted by 3rd VP Registration, Alice Artman, by having participants sign in by listing their name and club in the chat feature. The minutes from the Federation’s Winter General and Business meetings were emailed out for review. Troie Burch suggested that we strike out some personal information from Dr. Pugh’s Winter Meeting speech. Hearing no other changes, the minutes stand approved with corrections. President Inman called on Nominating Committee Chair Peggy Nolan to give her report and recommendations. Serving on the Nominating Committee this year are Claire Balliett, District 12 – Deep East Texas, Lynda Jackson, District 8 – Comal County, Nancy Skokan, District 14 – El Paso, and Alma Tovias, District 6 – Pasadena. They met at the Ramada Inn conference room on March 7, 2020 at 1:00 pm to select the nominees for the 2020-2021 Federation Board. There were 15 applicants presenting for 10 positions.

22 VP at Large Nolan presented the slate of proposed Federation Board Officers for 2020-2021 as follows: President: Diane Eckols, District 6 – Fort Bend County VP At Large: Cathleen Inman ’88, District 21 – Blanco County President Elect: Katie Latham ’80, District 12 – Tyler

1st VP Membership: Johnna Lenamon, District 6 – Pearland

2nd VP Programs: Melissa Martinez, District 8 – Randolph Area

3rd VP Registration: Cindy DeWitt ’86, District 4 – Brazos County

4th VP Reports: Connie Pritchard ’81, District 18 – NW Harris County

5th VP Boutique: Alice Artman, District 6 – Brazoria County

6th VP Districts: Tamra Walker ’89, District 1 – Coppell

7th VP Directory: Karen Hunter ’85, District 2 – Dallas County Recording Secretary: Melissa Johnson, District 6 – Houston Treasurer: Mechelle Fisher, District 6 – Galveston County President Inman thanked the members of the Nominating Committee for their hard work. She then proceeded with the elections. Parliamentarian Knight read the bylaws pertaining to Federation Officer Elections. President Inman then announced that the positions of President and Vice President at Large will advance without a vote according to the Bylaws. President is Diane Eckols and Vice President at Large is Cathleen Inman. For President Elect, Katie Latham was nominated by the Nominating Committee. President Inman asked if there were any nominations from the floor and hearing none, Katie Latham was elected by acclamation as President Elect.

For 1st VP Membership, Johnna Lenamon was nominated by the Nominating Committee. President Inman asked if there were any nominations from the floor and hearing none, Johnna Lenamon was elected by acclamation as 1st VP Membership.

For 2nd VP Programs, Melissa Martinez was nominated by the Nominating Committee. President Inman asked if there were any nominations from the floor and hearing none, Melissa Martinez was elected by acclamation as 2nd VP Programs.

For 3rd VP Registration, Cindy DeWitt was nominated by the Nominating Committee. President Inman asked if there were any nominations from the floor and hearing none, Cindy DeWitt was elected by acclamation as 3rd VP Registration.

23 For 4th VP Reports, Connie Pritchard was nominated by the Nominating Committee. President Inman asked if there were any nominations from the floor and hearing none, Connie Pritchard was elected by acclamation as 4th VP Reports.

For 5th VP Boutique, Alice Artman was nominated by the Nominating Committee. President Inman asked if there were any nominations from the floor and hearing none, Alice Artman was elected by acclamation as 5th VP Boutique.

For 6th VP Districts, Tamra Walker was nominated by the Nominating Committee. President Inman asked if there were any nominations from the floor and hearing none, Tamra Walker was elected by acclamation as 6th VP Districts.

For 7th VP Directory, Karen Hunter was nominated by the Nominating Committee. President Inman asked if there were any nominations from the floor and hearing none, Karen Hunter was elected by acclamation as 7th VP Directory. For Recording Secretary, Melissa Johnson was nominated by the Nominating Committee. President Inman asked if there were any nominations from the floor and hearing none, Mellissa Johnson was elected by acclamation as Recording Secretary. For Treasurer, Mechelle Fisher was nominated by the Nominating Committee. President Inman asked if there were any nominations from the floor and hearing none, Mechelle Fisher was elected by acclamation as Treasurer. President Elect Eckols introduced the appointed 2020-2021 officers as follows: Corresponding Secretary: Carol A. Gaas ’85 – Fort Bend County Parliamentarian: Monica Isgren - Galveston County Aggie Mom Camp Co-Chair: Suzan York ’86 – Collin County Aggie Mom Camp Co-Chair: Rachael Delaney – Waco-McClennan County Hospitality Co-Chair: Sally Berlocher – Fort Bend County Hospitality Co-Chair: Sue Chelf – Galveston County Hospitality Co-Chair: Maria Wheeler – Fort Worth Tarrant County Electronic Info Chair (Website): Daniela Knight ’87 – Austin Electronic Info Chair (Social Media): Denise Isenhour – Austin Parent Socials Co-Chair College Station: Colleen Holmes ’76 – Brazos County Parent Socials Co-Chair Galveston: Julie Upton ’94 - Pearland Historian: Kim Kovar – Tri-County Development Chair: Stephanie Collums ’87 – NW Harris County

Treasurer (2019-2020) Walker presented the Treasurer’s report: Total account balance is $88,872.49 Checking - $54,330.92

24 Business Market Savings - $32,928.77 Business Choice Checking (Pass Through) - $1,612.80

Treasurer Walker reminded everyone that Form Y is due on May 31, 2020. Office and Committee Reports for 2019-2020: Development Chair Janet Davis reported we had a great year thanks to our many donors. She gave special thanks to Colleen Holmes for helping with tailgates. She also thanked Julie Briden- Garcia, Fort Worth Tarrant County, who donated her time to help create our signage as well as Karen Hunter who helped with the videos. Development Chair Davis then thanked VP At Large Peggy Nolan for helping with the Development committee over the past 5 years.

4th VP Reports York thanked all those clubs who have turned in their forms. Last year a total of $850,689.00 was donated by all Aggie Moms’ Clubs. Upcoming forms due are Forms D, E, and G due on May 31, 2020. Please email the forms to 4th VP Reports if you can.

(Upcoming) 7th VP Directory Karen Hunter informed us Form C will go out on May 1, 2020 and will be due May 31, 2020. This form will have a few changes to it. The form will be an electronic Google form.

6th VP Districts Connie Pritchard thanked all the liaisons for their help in setting up district meetings.

3rd VP Registration Alice Artman reported on this evening’s attendance. We had 157 members online, 102 voting delegates representing 47 Aggie Mom Clubs, as well as 7 Former Federation Presidents. President Inman then gave her farewell speech giving a review of our year. Her speech will be posted on the Federation Facebook Page. New VP at Large Inman proceeded to virtually exchange the Gavel and Pin to newly installed President Diane Eckols. President Eckols addressed the group with her President’s message where she introduced this year’s logo and theme. More information about her theme will be posted on the Federation website. Meeting adjourned at 8:05 pm.

Respectfully Submitted, Jann Rabon

Recording Secretary 2019-2020 Federation of Texas A&M University Mothers’ Club

26 2020-2021 DISTRICTS

District 1 Coppell Tea A&M Unieri Moher Clb Denton County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Clb Fort Worth/Tarrant County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Clb Hood Area Tea A&M Unieri Moher Clb Johnson County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Clb Northeast Tarrant County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Clb Parker County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Clb Stephenville Area Tea A&M Unieri Moher Clb

District 2 Collin County Texas A&M Univeri Moher Clb Dallas County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Clb Grayson County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Clb Kaufman County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Clb Rockwall County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Clb Southwest Dallas County Texas A&M Unieri Moher Clb

District 3 Angelina County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Nacogdoches County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Panola County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Rusk County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Shelby County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club

District 4 Austin County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Brazos County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Clb Burleson County Texas A&M Unieri Moher Clb Tri-County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Washington County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club

District 5 Austin Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Bastrop County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Central Texas Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club East Bell County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Clb Highland Lakes Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Milam County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Round Rock Area Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club West Bell County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Williamson County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club

District 6 Alvin Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Baytown Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Brazoria County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Clear Lake Area Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Fort Bend County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Galveston County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Houston Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Pasadena Area Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Pearland Texas A&M Univeri Moher Club

District 7 Beaumont Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Louisiana Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Mid-Jefferson County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Orange County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Tyler County Texas A&M Univeri Moher Club

District 8 Atascosa County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Comal County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Guadalupe County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Hays County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Randolph Area Texas A&M Unieri Moher Club San Antonio Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Wilson County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club

District 9 Abilene Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Coleman County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Heart of Texas Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club San Angelo Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club

District 10 Amarillo Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Lubbock Area Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Midland Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Sandstorm Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club

District 11 Bee County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Brush Country Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Coastal Bend Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Corpus Christi Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Laredo Texas A&M Unieri Moher Club Rio Grande Valley Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club

District 12 Deep East Texas Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Harrison County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Hopkins County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Lone Star Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Tyler Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Wood County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club

District 14 Arizona Tea A&M Unieri Moher Clb California Area Texas A&M University Mothers' Club El Paso Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club

District 15 Chicago Area Texas A&M University Mothers' Club Denver, Colorado Tea A&M Unieri Moher Clb Minnesota and West Wisconsin Texas A&M Unieri Moher Clb Pikes Peak Texas A&M Unieri Moher Clb

District 16 Wichita County Texas A&M Unieri Moher Clb Wise County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Clb

District 17 Bi-Stone Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Bosque County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Ellis County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Henderson County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Hill County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Navarro County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Waco-McLennan County Texa A&M Unieri Moher Clb

District 18 Katy/West Houston Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Kingwood/Humble Tea A&M Unieri Moher Clb Liberty County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Montgomery County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Northwest Harris County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Walker County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club

District 19 DeWitt-Lavaca Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club El Campo Tea A&M Unieri Moher Clb Matagorda County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Victoria County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club

District 20 Del Rio Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Eagle Pass Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Uvalde Area Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club

District 21 Bandera County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Blanco County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Hill Country Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Kendall County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Kerrville Area Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club Medina County Tea A&M Unieri Moher Club

DUTIES OF LOCAL CLUB PRESIDENTS IN RELATION TO FEDERATION

I. Attend the Federation Meetings and serve as a voting delegate from the local club she represents.

II. Attend the District Meeting for her club’s district and encourage several other current and emerging leaders from her club to attend with her.

III. Cooperate with all Federation Officers that seek her assistance with local club information.

IV. Feel free to contact any Federation Officer who might be of assistance to her in working with her local club.

V. Be responsible for returning the following forms, distributed by the Federation, so they will be received by the deadlines. Forms will be available on the federation website (www.aggiemoms.org) to download after the Winter Federation meeting in January. A. Ensure IRS form 990 – Tax Exempt Tax Return has been completed and mailed to the IRS by October 15 or an extension has been filed, if needed. B. Encourage her club to endorse local members for Federation office. Ensure that Form A – Nomination of Club Member for Federation Officer is sent to the Corresponding Secretary by February 1. C. Ensure that local club dues and archive fees have been paid to the Federation on Form B – Payment of Federation Dues and Archive Fees by February 1. Local Treasurer should send dues and archive fees of $2.25 per member to Federation Treasurer.

D. Complete Form T – IRS Group Exemption for your club to continue being under the Federation’s umbrella. Send Form T with a copy of Form B to the Federation President-Elect by February 1 to meet IRS deadline. E. Complete Form F – Reservations for Tables at Aggie Moms’ Boutique for the Federation Boutique that is held at the April meeting; send to the 5th Vice President – Boutique by February 1. F. Ensure Form Y – Tax Compliance Verification has been completed by the local club treasurer and mailed to Federation Treasurer by May 31. G. Have Form C – Member Club Elected Officers for upcoming Club Year completed by Outgoing President and Incoming President and sent to 7th Vice President – Directory by May 31. H. Complete Form D - Member Club Report for Annual Report of Clubs to report local club fundraising efforts and expenses and send to 4th Vice President – Reports by May 31. I. Ensure Form E – Donations to TAMU Student Organizations and Form G – Scholarships Awarded by Member Clubs is completed by the Officer designated by the local club and is sent to the Federation 4th Vice President – Reports by May 31.

VI. Appoint or elect a local Historian who will be responsible for sending news articles and photos to the Federation Historian. She will also be responsible for placing/storing on a flash drive your club history in the Archives at the Cushing Memorial Library and Archives.

Aggie Moms 201: Running a Successful Club – Leadership Academy Part 1 Recommended for ALL Presidents, President Elects, Officers Topics covered: Three-Legged Stool (Education, Service, Social) – Finding What Works For Your Club Tips for Successful Board Meetings Resolving Issues Within Your Club Financials – Managing Finances, Budgets, Profit & Loss Federation Forms – Understanding Federation Forms and Why They Are Important Q & A

Aggie Moms 202: Running a Successful Club – Leadership Academy Part 2 Recommended for ALL Presidents, President Elects, Officers Topics covered: Recruitment & Retention – Learn How to Fish and Keep What You Catch Needs Assessment – What Do Your Members Need Bylaws – Bylaws Are Your Guardrails ‘Aggie Mom U’ is an online training program that offers core and elective classes for Aggie Training Your Club Officers – Transitioning, Mentoring, Leadership, Development Moms to connect, learn and develop to drive success in their clubs. Some learning areas are; Q & A best practices for operating clubs (big, medium or small), leadership skills, recruiting and retention, using technology effectively, and conflict resolution. Electives - Recommended for ALL members: The Mission: A strategic online training program for Aggie Mom club members and officers that Adopt A Moms – Bridging the Miles will promote knowledge of the Federation of TAMU Mothers' Clubs, provide best practices for Becoming a Leader in your Aggie Mom Club our clubs, and develop future Aggie Mom leaders. Our motto is "Inspire. Learn. Lead." Best Practices for Giving Money Boutique Aggie Moms 101: How the Federation Serves You Fundraising Made Easy: Successes and Pitfalls Tuesday, August 11 at 7 PM CST Fundraising: Small Club, Big Ambitions Recommended for ALL members Learning Google Drive Topics covered: Ring of Honor – Getting Started Federation Meetings – what happens at Federation meetings and why attending will help Texas A&M Connections: Academic, Health and Money s your club Federation Workshops – different workshops offered and what you can learn The classes offered will expand throughout the year. A complete list of classes and a current Aggie Mom University – online training for members and club officers with core and schedule can be found on our website at https://aggiemoms.org/aggie-mom-university. elective classes

Exploring the Federation Website – learn where to find what you need Joining the Federation Facebook Groups – make connections with other Aggie Moms Q & A

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Exploring the Federation Website – learn where to find what you need Joining the Federation Facebook Groups – make connections with other Aggie Moms Q & A

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Texas A&M University Mothers' Club Listings

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36 BYLAWS OF

THE FEDERATION OF TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY MOTHERS' CLUBS

Article I - Name The name of this organization shall be the "Federation of Texas A&M University Mothers' Clubs" (Federation).

Article II - Purpose By individual and united effort contribute in every way to the comfort and welfare of the students and cooperate with Texas A&M University and its branch campuses in maintaining a high standard of moral conduct and intellectual attainment. Said organization is organized exclusively for charitable and educational purposes, including for such purpose the making of distributions to organizations that qualify as exempt organizations under Section 50l(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of l954 (or the corresponding provision of any future United States Internal Revenue Law).

Article III - Membership Section 1: A Federation club is any mothers’ club whose active membership consists of mothers, stepmothers or guardians of students or former students of Texas A&M University, provided the governing documents (constitution, bylaws) of this club are in harmony with the bylaws of the Federation. The Federation applies annually for group 501(c)(3) exemption with the IRS. Therefore, a Federation club is considered a subordinate of the Federation which maintains general supervision over all affiliated clubs. Section 2: An Active Member is a mother, stepmother or guardian of a current or former student of Texas A&M University provided the member is considered current on dues and upholds and supports the governing documents of the Federation club. An

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Active Member is eligible to hold a Federation office per Federation bylaws. Section 3: An Associate Member is a person other than a mother, stepmother or guardian of current or former students of Texas A&M University, provided that the Federation club's governing documents permit associate membership which may be defined according to the club’s requirements. The Associate Member shall uphold and support the governing documents of the Federation club. An Associate Member is not eligible to hold a Federation office per Federation bylaws. Section 4: Individuals who live in an area not served by an active Federation club are eligible to be adopted by a Federation club (Adopt-a-Mom Program), provided the individual upholds and supports the governing documents of the club. Section 5: The spouse of the President of Texas A&M University is an Honorary President of this organization. The Honorary President shall have none of the obligations of membership in the Federation but shall be entitled to all of the privileges except those of making motions, of voting, and of holding office. Section 6: An Honorary Life Member is a permanent honor and may be awarded to someone who provides extraordinary service or support to this organization as determined by a majority vote of the Board. This honor may be conferred posthumously. An Honorary Life Member has none of the obligations of membership in the Federation but is entitled to all of the privileges except those of making motions, voting, or of holding office. Section 7: An Honorary Member has none of the obligations of membership in the Federation but is entitled to all of the privileges except those of making motions, voting, or of holding office. a. The spouse of the Chancellor of the Texas A&M University System is an Honorary Member of this organization during the tenure of their spouse.

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b. Other Honorary Memberships are considered a rare honor and may be awarded to someone who provides significant or special service or support to this organization as determined by a majority vote of the Board. This honor is conferred on an annual basis. Section 8: If a member club chooses to leave the Federation on its own accord, that member club shall no longer be considered a Federation member club. The club, for all intents and purposes, can no longer: c. Use the name “Aggie Moms’ Club” or any form of “Federation of Texas A&M University Mothers’ Club;” d. Participate in any Federation activity or activity that is generally under the Federation oversight, such as Aggie Mom Boutique, distribution of goody bags through the MSC, and membership in the Association of Former Students’ Constituent Network; e. Have the rights and privileges that come with being a member club member under the Federation, such as serving on the Federation Board.

Article IV - Meetings Section 1: The business meetings of the Federation shall be held three times per year. The meetings are to be held on the campus of Texas A&M University, College Station, unless otherwise determined by the Board. Time and place shall be determined by the Board. f. The Fall business meeting should be held on the Saturday preceding the first day of the Fall semester classes. g. The Winter business meeting should be held on the Saturday following the first day of the Spring semester classes.

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h. The Spring business meeting shall be held on the Friday and the Spring general meeting shall be held on the Saturday of Family Weekend. Section 2: The Board shall meet on the day immediately preceding the business meetings. The date of the Board Summer Workshop shall be set at the discretion of the President. All officers are expected to attend these scheduled meetings. The President or four elected members of the Board may call special board meetings as deemed necessary with seven calendar days’ notice. Meetings may be in person or by digital communication method, per the current edition of Robert’s Rules of Order Newly Revised.

Article V - Dues, Fees, and Fiscal Year Section 1: Payment of Dues and Fees – All clubs are required to submit dues, fees, and the appropriate form postmarked by

February 1 of each year as follows: i. Membership dues are based on paid membership at the rate of $2.00 per active member as defined by the member club. j. A one-time archive start-up fee is based on the number of voting delegates times $10.00. This is a one-time fee. k. Archive continuing funding fees are $0.25 per paid active member per year. Section 2: Membership dues that are paid and postmarked after February 1 shall be assessed a penalty of $0.50 per member; therefore, the club must pay a total of $2.75 per active member. Section 3: Any club that does not remit dues and fees by May 31 shall be considered inactive until dues and fees are current. Inactive clubs receive no benefits and are denied the right to send delegates and nominate a candidate for Federation office. Section 4: Associate members of local clubs are excluded in the assessment of Federation dues and fees.

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Section 5: Clubs chartered prior to February 1 of the current fiscal year shall pay dues and fees by February 1 of the current year. New clubs chartered after February 1 shall pay dues and fees beginning the following fiscal year. Section 6: Fiscal year – The Federation fiscal year runs from June 1 of one year until May 31 of the next. Member clubs’ fiscal year must match the Federation’s fiscal year.

Article VI - Officers, Elections, and Duties Section 1: Officers a. The Federation Board is composed of elected (voting) and appointed (non-voting) officers. b. The elected officers of this organization shall be President, President-Elect, Vice President at Large (who shall be the Immediate Past President), seven Vice Presidents, Recording Secretary, and Treasurer. c. The appointed officers of this organization shall be the Corresponding Secretary, Parliamentarian, Aggie Mom Camp Chair(s), Hospitality Chair(s), Electronic Information Chair(s), Parent Socials Chair(s), Historian, and Development Chair. These appointments are made by the President. Section 2: Elections a. Officers shall be elected for a term of one year or until their successors are elected. b. The officers of this organization shall be elected at the Spring business meeting by the voting delegates and take office at the conclusion of the meeting with the exception of the Treasurer whose term of office ends at the close of the Federation fiscal year on May 31. c. Nomination for office shall be made by a Nominating Committee comprised of the Vice President at Large

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and four members appointed by the President. The Vice President at Large shall serve as the Chairman. 1. The President shall appoint an alternate member to serve in the absence of any one of the four appointed members. 2. Each member must be appointed from a different club. 3. No one shall be eligible to serve on the Nominating Committee more often than once every three years. 4. No member of the Nominating Committee is eligible for an elected Federation office in the current year. d. Each club may submit only one nominee for consideration for Federation office. The President and Vice President at Large are nominees from their respective clubs. To be considered for a Federation office: 1. The nominee must be an active participating member and must have been an officer of a Federation member club. 2. The nominee’s club must have its dues and fees paid and postmarked no later than February 1. 3. No club may have its nominated member elected to the President-Elect of the Federation more often than every five years. 4. A candidate for President-Elect must be serving as a current elected Federation officer, have previously held three Federation offices, a minimum of which two shall be elected, and have served as president of a Federation member club to be eligible for this office. In the event there is no one that meets the

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qualifications for President-Elect, any current Board member may be considered. e. No officers, except President and President-Elect, shall be automatically advanced to any other office. No elected officer shall serve more than one year in the same office. f. Nominations for Federation officers shall be presented at the Spring business meeting. The Nominating Committee shall consider only the names submitted by the required deadline and endorsed by the various clubs for Federation office. Additional nominations may be made from the floor provided the nominee is eligible and has given consent. When there is more than one nominee for an office, the election shall be by ballot. Section 3: Duties of Elected (voting) Officers a. The President shall preside at all meetings, act as ex- officio member on all committees except the Nominating Committee and Audit Committee and shall perform all other duties which pertain to the office. b. The President-Elect shall become familiar with all activities pertaining to the office of the President and share primary responsibilities with the President for service as club representative as requested by the President. The President-Elect shall be responsible for accounting for group exemptions and filing of the appropriate annual IRS forms. The President-Elect shall be the point of contact for club issues. c. The Vice President at Large shall be the interim officer for any office open due to a resignation, removal, medical or otherwise incapacitated, or death of an elected officer until said office is filled. The Vice President at Large shall also be responsible for coordinating the transfer of archives materials from the Federation into the Cushing Library.

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d. The Vice President at Large, followed by the President- Elect, shall preside in the absence of the President, and perform such other duties as may be assigned. If the absence is permanent, the Nominating Committee nominates an interim President who must be elected by the Board before taking office. The President-Elect would still proceed to the office of President the following year. e. The First Vice President shall be responsible for Membership. f. The Second Vice President shall be responsible for Programs. g. The Third Vice President shall be responsible for Registration. h. The Fourth Vice President shall be responsible for Reports. i. The Fifth Vice President shall be responsible for Boutique. j. The Sixth Vice President shall be responsible for Districts. k. The Seventh Vice President shall be responsible for the Directory. l. The Recording Secretary shall keep the minutes of all meetings. m. The Treasurer shall be responsible for all monies received, held and disbursed. Upon the order of the Board, the Treasurer shall pay out money only by non- cash methods. In the event of unforeseen circumstances which require immediate attention prior to the next board meeting for items that are not a budgeted expense, monies may be disbursed upon the written order of the President. Such expenditures shall be

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incorporated in the reports to the business meetings. The Treasurer shall prepare the books for audit. Section 4: Duties of Appointed (non-voting) Officers a. The Corresponding Secretary shall have charge of all correspondence and send notice of meetings and other notices necessary for the proper conduct of the business of the Federation, unless otherwise provided for by special committee. b. The Parliamentarian shall be ready at all times to advise the Federation in regard to all questions of parliamentary procedure. c. The Aggie Mom Camp Chair(s) shall be responsible for planning, organizing, and coordinating Aggie Mom Camp. d. The Hospitality Chair(s) shall be responsible for making arrangements for the Fall, Winter and Spring Federation Dinners and meetings and other special occasions as requested by the President. e. The Electronic Information Chair(s) shall be responsible for the Federation website and duties as they pertain to all electronic communication. f. The Parent Socials Chair(s) shall be responsible for Federation duties as they pertain to New Student Conferences for parents of incoming students in coordination with Texas A&M University and appropriate branch campuses as needed and the Adopt- A-Mom Program with the First Vice President - Membership. g. The Historian shall keep a record of the Federation and its activities. h. The Development Chair shall be responsible for leading a committee that may include current Board members as well as non-Board members to evaluate and develop

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fundraising strategies to support the Federation’s mission. Section 5: Removal of a Board Member from Office a. At any regular or special board meeting, the Board may remove by a two-thirds vote, any member from the position to which the member has been elected or appointed by the President, according to these Bylaws, upon the occurrence of any of the following events: 1. Commission of an act constituting in the judgment of the Board as a (i) dishonest or other act of material misconduct; (ii) fraudulent act; (iii) felony under the laws of Texas or the United States; or 2. Inability of the person to perform duties, regardless of the reason, whether injury, illness, or otherwise, which results in incapacity and, in the judgment of the Board, an inability to complete the term to which the person was elected or appointed. b. Regardless of the above, at any regular or special board meeting, the Board may remove any member at any time without cause by a two-thirds vote of the elected board members.

Article VII - Standing Committees and Special Committees Section 1: The standing committees of this organization shall be Budget, Audit, Development, and Nominating. Section 2: The President shall appoint the chair and membership of all standing committees except the Budget Committee. Section 3: Duties of Standing Committees a. The Budget Committee shall recommend the total budget to the Board for its approval and adoption.

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Members shall be the Treasurer as Chair, the immediate past Treasurer, President, President-Elect, and Vice President at Large. b. The Audit Committee shall audit the financial records of the Treasurer and present a report at the Fall business meeting. The Committee shall be selected by the outgoing President and shall consist of three members and one alternate. No member of the Audit Committee should be a current board member or outgoing board member. It is recommended that the chairman of the committee have accounting knowledge. c. The Development Committee shall evaluate and develop fundraising strategies to support the Federation’s mission. d. Nominating Committee – See Article VI, Section 2(c), 2(d) and 2(f). Section 4: The President shall appoint the chair and membership of special committees established by the Board.

Article VIII - Executive Power The Board shall have all authority to act for this organization between business meetings.

Article IX - Delegates and Voting Power Section 1: Delegates a. The delegates to the Federation business meeting shall consist of three representatives: President (or appointee) and two selected members from each Texas A&M University Mothers' Club with a membership of one hundred or less, plus one additional delegate for each 50 member increment over 100. (For example, a club with a membership of 101 would receive an additional delegate and a club with a membership of 151 would receive two additional delegates.)

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b. Delegate count shall be determined by the dues and fees paid in the previous fiscal year. Section 2: Voting Power a. The right to vote at board meetings shall be vested in elected Federation officers. b. The right to vote at business meetings shall be vested in Federation elected officers and delegates.

Article X - Member Club Relationship to Federation Section 1: All clubs that are members of the Federation are expected to comply with State and Federal laws concerning taxes. The Federation shall not be responsible for their failure to do so. Section 2: The Federation shall not be responsible for the financial affairs of a member club. Section 3: No member club shall be responsible for any obligation of the Federation. Section 4: All member clubs shall operate under the same fiscal year as the Federation (June 1 – May 31).

Article XI - Quorum Delegates comprising one percent (1%) of the paid membership shall constitute a quorum for business meetings provided delegates from not less than twenty percent (20%) of clubs are represented. A majority of elected Board members shall constitute a quorum at board meetings.

Article XII - Parliamentary Authority The order of business and parliamentary procedure shall be followed as given in the current edition of Robert's Rules of Order Newly Revised, when they are not in conflict with these bylaws.

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Article XIII - Amendments These bylaws may be amended by two-thirds vote at the business meeting, provided the proposed amendment or amendments have been first submitted to and approved by a two-thirds vote of the Board. Due notice of such amendments shall be sent via US mail or electronic mail, according to their choice, to each Club President at the addresses of record, postmarked or electronically sent a minimum of 30 days, before the business meeting to which they are to be presented for vote. The electronic mail shall be in a format that cannot be edited.

Article XIV - Restriction Clause No part of the net earnings of the organization shall inure to the benefit of, or be distributable to its members, trustees, officers, or other private persons, except that the organization shall be authorized and empowered to pay reasonable compensation for services rendered and to make payments and distributions in furtherance of the purpose set forth in these articles. No substantial part of the activities of the organization shall be the carrying on of propaganda, or otherwise attempting to influence legislation, and the organization shall not participate in or intervene in (including the publishing or distribution of statements) any political campaign on behalf of any candidate for public office. Notwithstanding any other provision of these articles, the organization shall not carry on any other activities not permitted to be carried on (a) by an organization exempt from federal income tax under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 (or the corresponding provision of any future United States Internal Revenue Law) or (b) an organization, contributions to which are deductible under Section 170(c)(2) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 (or the corresponding provision of any future United States Internal Revenue Law).

Article XV - Dissolution Upon the dissolution of the organization, the Board shall, after paying or making provision for the payment of all of the liabilities

2019-2020 (Revised August 24, 2019). 102 of the organization, dispose of all of the assets of the organization exclusively for the purpose of the organization in such manner, or to such organization organized and operated exclusively for charitable and educational purposes as shall at the time qualify as an exempt organization or organizations under Section 50l(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of l954 (or the corresponding provision of any future United States Internal Revenue Law), as the Board shall determine. Any such assets not so disposed of shall be disposed by the District Court in the county in which the principal office of the organization is then located, exclusively for such purposes or to such organization or organizations, as said Court shall determine, which are organized and operated exclusively for such purposes.

Amended: 8-25-1990 Revised: 4-06-1991 Revised: 4-24-1992 Revised: 9-29-1992 Adopted: 1-15-1994 Revised: 1-13-1996 Revised: 1-11-1997 Revised: 4-18-1997 Revised: 4-17-1998 Amended: 1-15-2000 Revised: 1-13-2001 Revised: 1-13-2003 Revised: 8-25-2007 Amended: 8-27-2011 Amended: 1-18-2014 Amended: 8-29-2015 Amended: 8-27-2016 Revised: 8-24-2019

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IMPORTANT TELEPHONE NUMBERS TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY BRANCH CAMPUSES

College Station Campus Area Code 979 unless otherwise noted

12th Man Foundation ...... 846-8892 12th Man Ticket Center ...... (888) 99-AGGIE Academic Deans: College of Agriculture and Life Sciences ...... 845-4747 College of Architecture ...... 845-1222 George Bush School of Government & Public Service ...... 862-8007 Mays Business School ...... 845-4711 College of Education and Human Development ...... 845-5311 College of Engineering ...... 845-1321 College of Geosciences ...... 845-3651 Graduate Studies ...... 845-3631 College of Liberal Arts ...... 845-5141 College of Medicine & Health Science Center ...... 436-0200 College of Science ...... 845-7361 Undergraduate Studies ...... 845-3210 College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Science ...... 845-5051 Academic Success Center ...... 458-4900 Admissions ...... 845-1060 Aggie Card Office ...... 845-4661 Appelt Aggieland Visitor Center ...... 845-5851 Association of Former Students ...... 845-7514 Athletic Department ...... 845-5129 Computing & Information Services Help Desk ...... 845-8300 Corps of Cadets: ...... (800) TAMUAGS Commandant ...... 845-2811 Corps Housing ...... 845-3443 Guard Room ...... 845-6789 Sam Houston Sanders Corps Center (Recruiting) ...... 845-9232 Counseling Center ...... 845-4427 Dining Services ...... 845-3005 104 Disability Services ...... 845-1637 EIS Department (Mailing labels and student lists) ...... 845-5829 Engineering, Academic & Student Affairs ...... 845-7200 Health Center (A.P. Beutel Health Center) ...... 458-8316 Appointments ...... 458-8250 LAUNCH ...... 845-1957 Housing: Corps of Cadets ...... 845-3443 Garden Apartments ...... 845-2261 Off-Campus ...... 845-1741 Resident Life, Central Office ...... (888)-451-3896 White Creek Apartments ...... 458-8500 International Student Services ...... 845-1824 Legal Services (Students) ...... 862-4502 Libraries: Cushing Memorial Library ...... 845-1951 Sterling C. Evans Library ...... 845-3731 Annex Library ...... 845-3122 Business Library & Collaboration Commons . 862-1983 or 845-2111 Medical Science Library ...... 845-7428 Memorial Student Center (MSC) ...... 845-7098 Bookstore (Main Floor) ...... 845-8681 Box Office (1st Floor Rudder Tower) ...... 845-1234 Director ...... 845-1914 Student Programs Office ...... 845-1515 OPAS ...... 845-1661 Multicultural Services ...... 862-2000 New Student & Family Programs ...... 845-5826 Transportation Services Bikes & Parking… ...... 862-7275 Paratransit ...... 845-1971 Transit ...... 847-7433 President’s Office ...... 845-2217 Prospective Student Center ...... 458-0950 Reed Arena ...... 862-7330 Registrar ...... 845-1031 Scholarship Office ...... 845-3982 105 Scholarships and Financial Aid ...... 845-3236 Student Activities ...... 845-1133 Student Affairs ...... 845-4728 Student Business Services ...... 845-8127 or 847-3337 Student Government ...... 845-3051 Student Life: ...... 845-3111 Health Promotions ...... 845-0280 GLBT Resource Center ...... 862-8920 Orientation (New Student & Family Programs) ...... 845-5826 Student Assistance Services ...... 845-3113 Student Conduct Office ...... 847-7272 Women’s Resource Center ...... 845-8784 Student Recreation Center ...... 845-7826 TAM Foundation ...... (800) 392-3310 or 845-8161 Texas Success Initiative (TSI) ...... 845-2724 University Police Department ...... 845-2345 University Art Galleries ...... 845-8501 University Center & Special Events (reservations) ...... 845-8904 Veterans Resource & Support Center ...... 845-3161 White-Walker Music Activities Center: Bands and Orchestras ...... 845-3529 Choral Activities ...... 845-5974

106 Galveston Campus Area Code 409 unless otherwise noted

Academic Departments: Foundational Sciences...... 740-4517 Liberal Studies...... 740-4463 Marine Biology...... 740-4750 Marine Engineering Technology...... 740-4878 Marine & Coastal Environmental Sciences...... 740-4516 Maritime Administration...... 740-4978 Ocean Engineering...... 740-4728 Marine Transportation...... 740-4471 Residence Life (Housing) ...... 740-4872 Texas Maritime Academy ...... 740-4706 Career Services ...... 740-4725 Counseling ...... 740-4537 Student Affairs ...... 740-4561 Student Enrollment Services ...... 740-4414 Student Services ...... 740-4062 Campus Visits & Prospective Students ...... 740-4414 Community Outreach ...... 740- 4894

McAllen Campus Main Number ...... (956) 271-1300 Director’s Office ...... (956) 271-1341

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Gratefully acknowledges the support of these individuals and organizations.

Aggieland Credit Union Aggieland Outfitters ALK Studios AlphaGraphics Carol Gaas 85 Cathleen Inman 88 - Federation President 2019 - 2020 CC Creations City of College Station College of Architecture College of Science Counseling & Psychological Services Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering Department of Multicultural Services Department of Residence Life Designs in Wood Aggie Music Box Division of Student Affairs Don & Ellie Knauss Veteran Resource & Support Center Experience Bryan College Station Kim Kovar - 2020 - 2021 Federation Historian Messina Hof Winery Offices of the Dean of Student Life Pin Oak Bed & Breakfast Relentless Design LLC Sarah Mengers '09 - Realtor Student Health Services The Association of Former Students The Barracks Townhomes The Bush School of Government & Public Service The Rachel R. Gonzales Endowed Memorial Fund (Established in memory of his mother by COL (R) Robert F. Gonzales ('68) The Round Top Collection Gallery The Texas A&M Foundation The Texas A&M Hotel and Conference Center The Texas A&M University System Board of Regents University Libraries Vehicle Rema, Geig Laham 80 Wildflyer Mead Co.

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120 THANK YOU, AGGIE MOMS!

Aggie Moms’ Clubs Contributions During the Lead by Example Campaign (Jan. 1, 2012 – present)

$5.3 MILLION 19 NEW ENDOWMENTS CONTRIBUTED FULLY FUNDED Your contributions help many students obtain a higher education and experience Aggieland to the fullest. We thank you for your gifts, which have also supported Texas A&M’s historic $4 billion Lead by Example campaign that will successfully conclude at the end of 2020.

121 FOR PROUD AGGIE MOMS

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124 PUBLIC SERVICE IS A NOBLE CALLING Come join us.

FOR MORE INFORMATION: bush.tamu.edu 979.862.3469

Aggie Momssince 1922

Thank You Aggie Mom Sisterhood For A Job Well Done!

To All Aggie Moms — I am so proud of each of you for your hard work, determination and unparalleled adaptability during a time when we needed to pull together to accomplish something great. You did that and more in 2019-2020. You set a new standard for perseverance and achievement during the COVID-19 pandemic. Im so thankful for each of you and I will cherish last year like no other. The Aggie Mom Spirit is strong and will always prevail!

It was an honor to serve alongside you...

Love Always, Cathleen Inman Former Federation President 2019-2020

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FOR A WORLD

dms.tamu.edu @dmstamu

information, services, programs and involvement opportunities OUR OFFICES • Graduate and Professional Student Government • Health Promotion • LGBTQ+ Pride Center • New Student & Family Programs • Student Media

studentlife.tamu.edu 979.845.3111 | [email protected] @tamustudentlife @tamu_studentlife DIVISION OF STUDENT AFFAIRS

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Pin Oak Bed & Breakfast “Gracious Accommodations” Plan your next event or Game Weekend at the Pin Oak Bed & Breakfast, a 2-story, 1900 Queen Anne Victorian w/ four bedrooms, nestled on a two-acre lot with 31 Stately Oaks in Texas’s 3rd Largest National Historic Distinct

503 Pin Oak / POB 186, Calvert, TX 77837- 0186 Inn Keepers: Walter & Jenny Qualls [email protected] 979-364-2935

TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY Science Moms, THANKS for encouraging your to embrace their right to wonder, to dream & to courageously achieve.

to make a difference.

to take their shot.

to leave their mark & to make a

career out of curiosity by choosing SCIENCE.

tamu.science tamuscience tamuscience science.tamu.edu • Weekend Getaways • Bridal Showers 132 • Ceremonies • Honeymoon Suite & Guest Rooms w/Gourmet Breakfast • Intimate Candlelight Dining • Receptions/Reunions • Rehearsal Dinners

Studies shows students who live on campus, especially as freshmen, earn higher grade point averages, are more involved, and are more likely to graduate on time.

Convenience Community AGGIES Academic Support Security

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133 Sarah Mengers ‘09 REALTOR®, ABR®, GRI®, SRS®, TRLS [email protected] | 361.255.1002

Sarah is a stellar agent! Her knowledge of the BCS area and keen eye for details of home construction combined with very professional competence regarding real estate transactions and boundless patience with the client made her a joy to work with. My husband and I highly recommend her as a great Realtor. - Sue Munns ‘80 -

Family Tradition Since 1983

In search of a Property Manager? Contact me at [email protected]

134 Experience An Award-Winning Texas Winery AN AGGIELAND DESTINATION SINCE 1977

WWW.MESSINAHOF.COM | (979) 778-9463 | BRYAN, TEXAS GEORGE H.W. BUSH PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY & MUSEUM

WWW.BUSH41.ORG | (979) 691-4000 | COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS

135 ONE DIVISION. ONE MISSION.

@tamudsa 979.845.4728

“Serving Well Those Who HaveONE Served.” DIVISION.

Thanks to the generous support of individuals and organizations like the Federation of Aggie Moms clubs across the state, the Don & Ellie Knauss Veteran Resource & Support Center is open students at Texas A&M application to vocation support to the next generation of leaders.

Don & Ellie Knauss Veteran For more information visit Resource & Support Center DIVISION OF STUDENT AFFAIRS aggieveterans.tamu.edu

136 Affordable healthcare from Student Health Services DIVISION OF STUDENT AFFAIRS experts in college health. Services Available: Medical Clinic Women’s Clinic Laboratory Pharmacy ...and so much more! Telemedicine appointments are now offered!* *Some restrictions apply. Visit us online for more information.

A.P. Beutel Health Center Website: shs.tamu.edu Monday - Friday (979) 458-8250 (Appointments) 8am - 5pm (979) 458-8310 (Patient Services)

137 Industrial engineers work in over 450 industries.

Join us today! | engineering.tamu.edu/industrial

138 THE TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY SYSTEM EXPANDING IN HOUSTON

The Texas A&M University System is opening its landmark five-acre campus in Houston at the prominent intersection of Holcombe Boulevard and Main Street. The Texas Innovation Plaza sets a new standard for collaboration in engineering, medicine, research and education and is the first all-new mixed-use campus for the Texas A&M System in Houston. The opening of the Discovery Tower is later this year while the Life Tower and Horizon Tower are due to be completed in phases through 2024.

139 SUPPORTING PROGRAMS ! PROVIDING RESOURCES ! CULTIVATING EXPERIENCES AggieNetwork.com/Giving

140 141 Counseling & Psychological Services DIVISION OF STUDENT AFFAIRS

757 West Campus Blvd. 1263 TAMU College Station, TX 77843

Telephone: 979.845.4427 HelpLine: 979.845.2700

caps.tamu.edu

Counseling Suicide Crisis Educational & Referral Workshops Awareness Services Intervention Presentations & Prevention

@TAMU_CAPS

Documenting Aggie memories, one picture at a time. Please share your photos of this year’s Aggie Mom events by emailing them to [email protected]. Kim Kovar, Federation Historian 2020 - 2021

(l to r) Travis Ulrich ‘09, ‘13, Matt Woods ‘11, Ross Kovar ‘12, Aggie Mom Kim Kovar, Robyn Ulrich ‘11, Becca Proske ‘17, Kirbey Woods ‘15

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