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Old 03-30-2005, 03:09 PM
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Since you're from a TX chapter.....

There are several chapters in TX who do a great job with collegiate/alumnae newsletters.

TCU is one who comes to mind immediately. It comes from the chapter to the alumnae. I would imagine it is costly to print because they include pictures and it looks pretty professional.

Baylor does a great one electronically and it is generated by the alumnae but they have info about the chapter in it. It is free since it's an e-newsletter.

TX A&M has a great one that goes out before formal recruitment.

I'm sure there are other great ones throughout the country. Those are just the ones I happen to know about.

They can be done any way you want. I think they are a great tool for building chapter support and keeping alumnae connected and reminded about their lifetime commitment.

You can keep alumnae up to date about what's happening with alumnae- engagements, births, jobs, new addresses, etc. Also let them know what is going on in the chapter. If a chapter has a wish list it's a great tool to advertise it, and also they can let the alumnae know of any awards, etc. that have been won.

The ACRD (Alumnae-Collegiate Relations Director) for your district will have more resources for you. The one for your district, T*P, is fabulous- let me know if you need her info.
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