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The Association hosts an Event Map to provide information for Aggie Moms.

The map can be accessed by clicking here.
Aggie Mom Club Events on Association Map – Instructions

Aggie Mom Club Events on Association Map – Video
AggieNetwork Email Accounts Request:
Please read instructions first.   –> Download Request Template
If you do not have an Association-hosted website, your request must be sent to ElecInfo@AggieNetwork.com
Mothers’ Clubs can get a free, pre-customized Association-hosted website.
Website Request
If your website has gone inactive and you want to begin using it again, contact ElecInfo@AggieNetwork.com

 

Important: Email Etiquette in a Digital World

1.PLEASE think twice before hitting “Reply all.  No one wants to read emails from 20 people that have nothing to do with them.  

2. Be cautious with humor.  Humor can easily get lost in translation without the right tone or facial expressions. 

3. Reply to your emails within 24 hours–even if the email wasn’t intended for you. Really, it’s the polite thing to do. 

4. Proofread every message. Or you can melo up witlb flugo garble!!!

5. Double-check that you’ve selected the correct recipient.  

6. Nothing is confidential–so write accordingly. Every electronic message leaves a trail.  A basic guideline is to assume that others will see what you write, so don’t write anything you wouldn’t want everyone to see. 

 

Information Sharing Between Clubs The following documents have been contributed by Aggie Moms Clubs for the purpose of knowledge exchange only. Confidential, sensitive and personal data has been redacted.

 

Club eMail Changeover Procedures
Contributed by Karen M. Hunter ’85, Dallas County
Getting Started with Online Sales
Contributed by Karen M. Hunter ’85, Federation Electronic Information / Dallas County
Google Contacts
Contributed by Rachael Delaney, Waco-McLennan
Google Drive Sharing
Contributed by Rachael Delaney, Waco-McLennan
Setting Up Online Sales with Square & Eventbrite
Contributed by Catherine Stanley, Parker County