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In this issue, you can access links to all MarComm Summit Assets and Resources, including brand visual media assets and new aerial photography. Also, please take the MarComm Summit Attendee Survey. Tell us what you liked and what you’d like to see next year. Let us know how we can improve.

We have our MarComm Summit in two weeks, and we look forward to connecting with all of you during this fun and important community gathering. This is our terrific opportunity to evaluate and strengthen our alignment in using the brand platform. Also, please take a moment to review your content for references to the Office of the President.

Another incredible semester is closing, yet we still have new content and activities for us all. We have a new graduation content package, a new BUILD content package, notice on using Texas America250 logo and our upcoming MarComm Summit. Register now if you haven’t already.

As we turn to what’s next, we’re focused on aligning and advancing Texas A&M University’s brand at scale. At the upcoming MarComm Summit, we’ll share a forward-looking view of our priorities, including early plans for the university’s 150th anniversary. Together, this work reflects our continued commitment to evolving and activating the brand with clarity and consistency.

April brings special campus ceremonies that we honor. Also, we provide guidance on new graduate rankings that are out. Plus, we provide content packages for our recent SXSW and grand prix auto race brand activations.

At SXSW we partnered with Fast Company Grill that included an immersive experience that highlighted real-world solutions for food, energy and medicine. We also have a virtual tour of this for your use. Plus, Texas A&M took the brand to the inaugural Java House Grand Prix of Arlington IndyCar race. And shop away, you have a new online Aggie Marketing Materials Store.

We have a new content package available for your use on Texas A&M’s very important value and affordability story. Plus, upcoming MarComm Summit, Accessibility deadline and more.

Texas A&M has a very important affordability and value story to tell, and we would like everyone to weave these messages into your communications. Plus, digital content and accessibility requirements and more.

With the start of the new year, you likely saw details shared regarding updates to state-mandated website requirements — and the display of digital content as a whole — in relation to accessibility. We have a very important topic to share with you in this newsletter — new state-mandated website requirements and the new Texas A&M University website user interface (UX) that will be launched this spring.

Today, Texas A&M University’s new U.S. News & World Report rankings were formally announced, and it is already time to help spread the word about Aggieland Saturday. These serve as two key opportunities to help amplify and convey our message to the world that together, we stand as a force for good.