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[QUOTE="husky8273, post: 1353286, member: 639"]
There is no misconception that if the dissolution plan is not approved that the activities of the Alumni Association will not continue under the management of the Foundation.  That ship has sailed.  The entire staff and direction of activities has moved to the Foundation and they're not coming back.

So, it is the Yes folks and the Foundation that must answer your questions:
How will the AA be different?  The fact that everyone will be a member without paying dues is not a difference since the AA board had already approved this model.
How does the AA under the Foundation repair its relationship with loyal, committed, generous alumni that have been disrespected in this process whether the dissolution is approved or not?
The majority of the Board voted to approve dissolution because its funding, staff and use of the university logos and alumni database were denied.  They had no other choice.  A NO vote simply will simply instruct the board to revise their plan to ensure their endowment is used for its original purposes, e.g. scholarships, since the current plan does not do so.
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