Auburn Alumni in Action is a national service week—a chance for alumni to serve not only Auburn, but also the members of their own communities.
The students and graduates of Auburn are accomplishing many great things, and alumni around the world are exhibiting loyalty, excellence and success in their daily lives. Our goal is to combine these efforts and display the pride we have for the university by joining the Auburn family together for a cause and making a difference.
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Save the Date: February 3-4
Club Leadership 2012
Has your address changed? Do you have a new addition to your family that you would like to share with others? Update your records today.
E-mail AU Records: aurecords@auburn.edu
Questions?
Contact Corey Kate Lambert 334.844.1148 e-mail
Auburn Clubs On the Map
Can't find an Auburn Club Near You?
Consider chartering an Auburn Club in your area! Contact Corey Kate Lambert at 334.844.1148 or e-mail.
Does membership in the association include membership in my local club? Beginning October 2010, almost all clubs will be part of membership unity, meaning membership in the association will include free membership in your local club. To find out if your local club is part of membership unity, click the "Membership Unity" tab above.
*Dark blue indicates states with Auburn Clubs. To access a full club listing go to www.auaburnclubs.org.
Disclaimer: Auburn Clubs are not to be solicited for any purpose. To contact all Auburn Clubs, please contact Corey Kate Lambert at 334.844.1148 or e-mail.
Check out the Auburn Club blog
Follow the blog and stay connected with Auburn alumni through our nationwide network of 98 Auburn Clubs.
Establish an Auburn Club
The Auburn Alumni Association serves chartered Auburn clubs nationwide. The policy for Auburn Clubs is set forth in Article XV of the by-laws of the Association, and available upon request to the Office of Alumni Affairs.
Chartered Clubs
A chartered Auburn Club is one that has met all the prescribed requirements of the Association. To be considered for a chartered club, the club area must have a minimum of 250 alumni within a 50 mile radius, and 50 active dues payers in the Auburn Alumni Association. Other charter establishment requirements are set forth in the Auburn Club Charter Credentials. Once the requirements have been met, the club will be recognized through the issuance of a club charter. The Office of Alumni Affairs supports such clubs by providing the resources and services described under the heading “Alumni Association Assistance.”
Geographical Limit
An Auburn Club can be located anywhere in the nation or world. However, it is the policy of the Association to charter only those clubs where there are 250 or more alumni within a 50 mile geographical radius.
Application Procedure
The Office of Alumni Affairs must receive five or more letters from alumni in a prospective club area. These letters should indicate an interest in organizing an Auburn Club and a willingness to serve in a leadership position to make this organization possible. Any such group should apply to the Director of Auburn Clubs. Upon receiving the minimum letters of application, and determining that the proposed club area meets the geographic and alumni requirements, the Office of Alumni Affairs will conduct an organizational meeting which will create the framework for an unchartered Auburn Club. Following completion of requirements stated in the Governing Guidelines and Auburn Club Charter Credentials, the charter for an Auburn Club will be issued. Formal presentation of the club charter will be made at the annual Association meeting, usually Homecoming weekend.
Name of Club
It is the policy of the Association to require that the name of the Auburn Club reflect its geographical location. That is, each local Auburn Club shall be known as the (name of city, county, or area to be inserted) Auburn Club.
Membership
An Auburn Club is for all Auburn alumni and friends. The Auburn Alumni Association is dependent upon dues-paying members to provide the necessary financial support to help carry on the services and programs required for an effective Auburn Club Program. According to Section 5 of the Policy for Auburn Clubs included in the by-laws of the Auburn Alumni Association, active membership in an Auburn Club shall be limited to the active members of the Auburn Alumni Association. All club officers must be active dues-paying members of the National Alumni Association, but the by-laws of any club provide that worthy and loyal friends who are not alumni may become associate members of the local club. All clubs should promote this effort, since Auburn has tremendous non-alumni support from people across the state, region, and nation.
Follow your local club
Access 98 Auburn alumni clubs throughout the nation on auburnclubs.org. Auburn Clubs is an important and useful way to stay connected with your alumni.
Join a club group, chat online, find all club meetings and upload your own photos and videos. Be a part of the Auburn Club community today!
"In Unity There Is Strength"
As of October 1, 2011 your Auburn Alumni Association membership now includes membership in your local Auburn Club. To join on behalf of your local club, select the location of your club.
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CLUBS OUTSIDE THE STATE OF ALABAMA
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Unity 2011 Resources 
Auburn Club Resources
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*Forms that can be submitted on-line
All reports/forms can be faxed to 334-844-1294 or mailed to:
Office of Alumni Affairs
Auburn Club Program
317 South College Street
Auburn, Alabama 36849
2011 Year End Reports:
2011 ACE Awards Applications:
Helpful Club Forms:
AAA Membership Information:
Join the Auburn Alumni Association
(For clubs not yet participating in Membership Unity)
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Join the Auburn Alumni Association
(For clubs currently participating in Membership Unity)
Helpful Scholarship Forms:
Helpful Young Alumni Committee Forms:
Silent Auction & Club Financial Resources:
Logos:
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Other Club Links:
We dusted off our club archives and found great pictures of past club meetings. You might even find yourself in a few shots! Please help us identify any individuals you might recognize.
