Alumni Association Websites

[AA1038]

if I do, forgive me.

If folks are looking for decent places to host sites, especially one that (a) will bill you, not demand a credit card up front and (b) has lots of experience with non-profit groups that don't have real IT folks on staff, let me make a brotherly recommendation to consider TechnoStars.com. It's a small company that has made it's mark serving (initially) Lutheran churches around the globe, and is ready to move on to other markets.

Since I'm sleeping with the president I have it on good authority they'll work with chapters and alumni associations in a friendly way.

Yes, there might be cheaper places, but not where service and a commitment to the community are core values.

Art

[wazzucoug]

Still playing with things, but wanted to share it with you all. Thanks for the help and good ideas. Tom, I will contact you so we can throw ideas around...this is all very new to me. I am not sure if Tau has ever had an Alumni Association...considering our Chapter is in the middle of the wheat fields in Southeast Washington State, most of us alumns are a good 5 hours away from campus.

http://www.tau-zeta.org

[JonoBN41]

That's a pretty nice looking website. Congratulations. A complete list of brothers with their zeta numbers is always a nice feature to have on an alumni website. Do you plan to add something like that?

[jon1856]

Take a look at:
www.saenyc.com

The Web master site is:
http://www.innovativenetworks.biz/ and owner is a GLO alumni.

[wazzucoug]

I am hoping to post a complete list of all Tau Brothers with their zeta numbers, but with bad record keeping and never really having had an Alumni Association, it is going to take some work...but I am hoping to post them soon.

[jon1856]

Originally Posted by wazzucoug

I am hoping to post a complete list of all Tau Brothers with their zeta numbers, but with bad record keeping and never really having had an Alumni Association, it is going to take some work...but I am hoping to post them soon.

Two suggestions:
Work with your schools Alumni Office and your National.

I pulled together my pledge class reunion that way.

[Tom Earp]

Originally Posted by jon1856

Two suggestions:
Work with your schools Alumni Office and your National.

I pulled together my pledge class reunion that way.

Hey Fraternal Brother, is a smooooth web site.

Thanks for the info!

As Jono said, get a link to resign up for new inforation such as email and address/phone #.


Even though IHQ has info, it is as only good as Our Alums report to them!

So, it will be thye same with you. I spake from experience.

But it can only help!