Several workshops are being held for Auburn faculty regarding gender identity and pronoun usage, led by Antonio Duran and Kamden Strunk of the College of Education. Through a collaboration with the Biggio Center and the Office of Inclusion and Diversity, these workshops will provide attendees with helpful information about appropriate...
Join Emerge, a leadership organization, for a presentation and open discussion on maintaining a positive online presence.
Craig Darch is the author of 'L'Chaim and Lamentations', a collection of seven richly layered stories that tackle not only the question of what it means to be Jewish but also what it means to be human, exploring universal themes of companionship and loneliness, faith and perseverance. Darch is the...
Shots fired is the last thing you expect to hear on campus. However, it is critical to spend time in advance to prepare yourself. Campus Safety and Security has specialized instructors that prepare students, faculty and staff to train the campus community in options to respond to an active shooter...
This workshop builds off of the Distinguished Lectures on Equity and Inclusion sponsored by the College of Education and will focus on building educational practices that are affirming around gender identity.
T.J. Jourian, an educator, trainer, and scholar, will be giving a lecture on equity and inclusion centered around trans experiences. This event is hosted by the College of Education and the Diversity and Inclusion Committee.
The City of Auburn Tree Commission will host its annual Arbor Day Celebration by giving away dogwood, sourwood and apple tree seedlings to citizens free of charge while supplies last. Planting instructions will be included with the seedlings. The giveaways are located at Kroger on Dean Road, Publix at Moore’s Mill...
The Auburn Justice Coalition will host an event focused on criminal justice reform legislation coming up in the Alabama legislature this year. The legislative items, presented in collaboration with ACLU of Alabama, will be placed in context with an additional walking museum and panel of folks who interact with or...
Bring your lunch, a friend, and learn about the history of Creek Indians in Alabama with Alex Colvin. This program is sponsored by the City of Auburn, Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, and Caroline Marshall Draughon Center for the Arts and Humanities.
Several workshops are being held for Auburn faculty regarding gender identity and pronoun usage, led by Antonio Duran and Kamden Strunk of the College of Education. Through a collaboration with the Biggio Center and the Office of Inclusion and Diversity, these workshops will provide attendees with helpful information about appropriate...
Auburn University Libraries will host several events for their Discover Auburn Lecture Series. Chris Lepczyck from the Department of Wildlife Sciences will present a lecture on the ecological implications and management of feral cats.
Auburn Health Promotion and Wellness Services will be hosting a National Eating Disorder Association, or NEDA, Awareness Walk. Eating disorders affect one in three college students. To register for the walk, click <a href='https://nedawalk.org/auburn2020'>here</a>.
