The Office of Public Service is hosting a Community Partner Training presented by Dr. Mark Wilson\, Director of Civic Learning Initiatives for Auburn University\'s College of Liberal Arts. This training session will focus on assisting non-profit agencies develop and maintain meaningful partnerships that help build capacity within the organizations. Staff...
Join <span class=\'SpellE\'>Auburn Serves</span> and representatives from local non-profit agencies to learn more about their missions and volunteer opportunities. All Auburn students\, faculty and staff are invited to attend. For additional information <span lang=\'EN\'>contact Anton Ware\, </span><a href=\'mailto:alw0099@auburn.edu\'><span lang=\'EN\'>alw0099@auburn.edu</span></a><span lang=\'EN\'>. </span>
Auburn University Research and Extension will be a central focus of \'Spotlight on Agriculture\,\' an upcoming Alabama Public Television documentary series about the state\'s agricultural industry. The series will debut on APT Monday\, Feb. 5\, at 9 p.m. CST\, but the Auburn campus and community are invited to an advance screening...
What does going “green” mean to you? Renewable resources? Recycling? What about simply learning to produce more quickly and efficiently? In a world where more than 75% of all industrial production requires the use of chemical catalysts\, Chemistry offers an often overlooked means of cutting energy and waste costs. This...
Auburn University\'s Office of Inclusion and Diversity is hosting the 2018 Diversity Best Practices Conference with the theme of “Accelerating Diversity in Dynamic Environments.” The conference will provide professionals and students with new approaches to promoting diversity and inclusion initiatives within their organizations. Bringing together scholars from diverse disciplines and...
The Office of International Programs is holding a discussion on the various options for and realities of working with the United Nations (UN) during a free lunch seminar. Douglas Coutts\, distinguished visiting professor and retired diplomat in residence\, spent 30 years working for the UN in various capacities. His most...
Attend this event to hear Richard Penaskovic and Paul Harris\, editor and contributor to <em>Peacebuilding in a Fractious World: On Hoping Against All Hope </em>discuss their book and its implications to today\'s society. This event is free and open to the public.
The College of Agriculture E.T. York Distinguished Lecture Series Committee along with the Littleton-Frankling Lecture Series Committee is pleased to present Dr. Bernadette Dunham as the Spring 2018 E.T. York Distinguished Lecturer. Bernadette Dunham\, DVM\, PhD\, joined the Milken Institute School of Public Health at George Washington University in 2016...
Robert L. Shibley\, executive director of the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education\, or FIRE\, and advocate of first amendment rights and civil liberties in higher education\, will address the critical role of free speech on campus. \'As a staunch advocate of free speech in higher education\, Robert Shibley brings an important...
Come out to the annual Auburn Ascent Free Film Festival and Climbing Competition. Auburn students and non-climbers can experience a series of short\, exclusive outdoor films that illustrate experiences and cultures from around the world. The festival will be hosted at the outdoor pool on Friday evening beginning at 7pm...
Hear a talk by Brigitta Brunner\, author of <em>The Moral Compass of Public Relations. </em>This event is free and open to the public.
Registration is open for the Rape Aggression Defense\, or R.A.D. program. It teaches women self-defense techniques and risk reduction strategies to help improve their chances of escaping a threatening situation. Certified R.A.D. instructors from Campus Safety and Security and community law enforcement agencies will conduct the course. The goal is...
