We allow our constituents to select their own pronouns (free text field) and we print them on name tags at events. You don't need pronouns for communications. Unless you're writing about someone in a newsletter? Then you could just refer to them by their last name, which is AP style anyway.
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Erin Osenbaugh
Leadership Austin
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Original Message:
Sent: 06-12-2023 02:14 PM
From: Kathy Stuber
Subject: Preferred Name/Pronouns
Good afternoon,
I wondered if anyone had any best practices or policies around how they are using preferred name or pronouns in communications.
Thank you for any help you can provide,
Kathy
Kathleen E. Stuber
Assistant Vice President for Advancement Services
Division of University Advancement
University at Buffalo
1010 Kimball Towers
Buffalo, NY 14214
716-881-7492