This talk will explain why ocean temperature increase can be severely detrimental for marine species, specifically marine fishes. In addition, we will discuss some of the predicted responses that will be seen in upcoming decades, including fast acclimation to thermal increments. This talk will be in both English and Spanish.
The Auburn University International Cultural Center in the Office of International Programs is offering a free lunch seminar, 'Face Coverings Around the World: Health, Cultural Attitudes and Symbolism in the Covid-19 Era,' as a part of the Window to Your World seminar series. The event is free and open to Auburn...
Join Kathleen Hale and Mitchell Brown from the Department of Political Science for the free webinar. Please register below for this panel discussion on voting in the United States with How We Vote authors Kathleen Hale and Mitchell Brown and Georgetown professors Hans Noel, Robert Patterson, and Diana Owen on...
Students and faculty are invited to a University Speaker Series hosted by the Farm Journal Foundation and Auburn’s Hunger Solutions Institute. Each session will be moderated by renowned author and past UFWH Summit speaker, Roger Thurow. The first event will be, Level Setting: The Global Food Value Chain Transformed. The...
Some states close their voter registration period 30 days before the election. To be sure you have time to register or update your registration in time for the 2020 General Election, it's suggested you do so by October 1 at the latest.
Student Affairs is inviting Auburn students to attend the Black Alumni Panel. Regenia Sanders ’95, ’99 (Engineering), partner with Ernst & Young and president of the Auburn Alumni Association board of directors will serve as the moderator. Additional panelists will include Shirley Boulware ’91 (Engineering), recruiting manager, Georgia Pacific; Ronnie...
<table width='100%'><tbody> <tr> <td> <table width='100%'> <tbody> <tr> <td width='600'> <table width='100%'> <tbody> <tr> <td>The theme for this year’s summit is “Putting Knowledge Into Action.” There will be two training tracks with a keynote session at 11:00 am CST featuring legendary football player, coach and leadership expert, Bill Curry, and philanthropist and writer Echo Garrett. Coach Bill Curry served as...
2020 and the Future of Alabama History: A Conversation with Richard Bailey Link to watch: https://www.facebook.com/watch/AlabamaHistory/
The Sustainable Biomaterials and Packaging Society will be be virtually hosting a chat with Michael Newhouse of <a href='https://begreenpackaging.com/'>Be Green Packaging</a>. Be Green Packaging (BGP) is a leading global manufacturer of compostable molded fiber packaging for a wide variety of consumer goods. Michael Newhouse is BGP's Director of Marketing, Ecommerce, and...
This webinar is designed to be a primer for understanding what it takes to produce and sell hydroponically grown vegetables. Topics will include: Overview of Hydroponic Industry, Hydroponic Growing Systems, Understanding Fertilizers, Small-scale Hydroponic Production, and The Greenhouse Environment. Webinar will feature Extension Horticulture Professor, Dr. Jeremy Pickens as he...
Participants will learn:<ul> <li>the specific steps used to complete a systematic review.</li> <li>how systematic reviews differ from other types of reviews.</li> <li>where to find additional resources and services to help with the systematic review process.</li> </ul> This workshop is led by Adelia Grabowsky, health sciences librarian. Register for a session:...
Because it takes time for your absentee ballot application to be received and then for the ballot to reach you and for you to return your ballot, it is suggested you make the request for an absentee ballot no later than October 10. This will help ensure you, the election...
Local Food Solutions Host: Auburn University (moderated by Pulitzer nominated journalist and author, Roger Thurow) Films: Growing for Good / Robin Food / From Homeless to Hopeful / Collards in the Cafeteria All UFWH chapters and students are invited to attend the Faces of Hunger Film Festival, a FREE, fully...
Food Waste Host: University of Kentucky Films: Robin Food / Time For A Change / Expired All UFWH chapters and students are invited to attend the Faces of Hunger Film Festival, a FREE, fully virtual event bringing a fresh perspective to issues of food security, health, and waste. Whether you...
Book Talk: <i>The Howling Storm: Weather, Climate, and the American Civil War </i>by Ken Noe Link to Watch: https://www.facebook.com/cmdcah/
Assistant Professor of English and Women’s Studies faculty affiliate Dr. Janelle Rodriques presents a lecture on her recent monograph, <em>Narratives of Obeah in West Indian Literature: Moving Through the Margins</em>. The book explores representations of Obeah, a name used in the English/Creole-speaking Caribbean to describe various African-derived, syncretic Caribbean religious practices,...
Food Systems Host: University of Tennessee, Knoxville Films: Robin Food / A Failure of the Imagination / With Our Hearts Within Us / Growing for Good All UFWH chapters and students are invited to attend the Faces of Hunger Film Festival, a FREE, fully virtual event bringing a fresh perspective...
Food and Environment Host: Delaware State University Films: Time for a Change / Harvests of Hope: California / The Divers All UFWH chapters and students are invited to attend the Faces of Hunger Film Festival, a FREE, fully virtual event bringing a fresh perspective to issues of food security, health,...
AuburnServes is inviting you to an eLearning Community Partner Training, "Thriving Beyond COVID-19 as a Nonprofit; the Future is Virtual,” Participants will learn: • Approaches to optimize services such that programs continue to function even in the face of a pandemic • Strategies and apps for effective virtual operation and...
Community Development Host: University of Missouri, Deaton Institute Films: Teens for Food Justice at Unison / Refugee Garden / Growing for Good All UFWH chapters and students are invited to attend the Faces of Hunger Film Festival, a FREE, fully virtual event bringing a fresh perspective to issues of food...
Food Waste Host: New York University Films: Modern Day Food Waste Warriors / Expired? Food Waste in America / Time for Change / Robin Food All UFWH chapters and students are invited to attend the Faces of Hunger Film Festival, a FREE, fully virtual event bringing a fresh perspective to...
Food Waste Host: Indian Institute of Plantation Management Films: Time for Change / The Divers / Robin Food / EAT, Yantar All UFWH chapters and students are invited to attend the Faces of Hunger Film Festival, a FREE, fully virtual event bringing a fresh perspective to issues of food security,...
Hunger in the United States Host: Saint Joseph's College Films: Ugly & Wild / We Are All Fisherman / Let Seed Be Thy Medicine All UFWH chapters and students are invited to attend the Faces of Hunger Film Festival, a FREE, fully virtual event bringing a fresh perspective to issues...
Registration is open for the next installment of EagleCast, the monthly webinar series hosted by the Office of Professional and Continuing Education. Carol Archer will discuss Culture Bump, her multimedia approach to developing interpersonal, intercultural communication skills designed to move individuals beyond diversity and into a community and connection. Archer’s...
Book Talk: <em>Civil Wars</em>, <em>Civil Beings, and Civil Rights in Alabama's Black Belt: A History of Perry County</em><i> </i>by Bertis English Link to Watch: https://www.facebook.com/cmdcah/
A Brave Space to Be: Election Edition titled 'Yourself Heard Vulnerable' is a conversation for the Auburn community to frame the current political context. This session will provide a space for the Auburn community to unpack the impending election cycle. <a href='https://auburn.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_2aCqS3j73Sa29jD' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer'>REGISTER FOR THIS ONLINE EVENT</a>.
9:30-11AM- Session One: In the Wake of Suffrage: Women's Politics in the 1920s 12:30-2PM- Session Two: Women's Politics in the Long Midcentury, 1930s-1980s 2:15-3:45PM- Session Three: Women's Politics Today 4PM- Keynote: The Paradox of Gender Equality Sponsored by the Auburn University College of Liberal Arts Department of History, Department of Political Science, Women’s...
Because it takes time for your ballot to be processed by the United States Postal Service (USPS), the USPS suggests you mail back your absentee ballot <strong>no later than</strong> one week prior to the deadline. For Alabama voters, this means you should mail your absentee ballot back no later than...
This event will be presented by Drs. Wendy Hood and Jeff Yap, Kyle Heine, Hailey Parry, Paulo Mesquita, Emma Rhodes, and LouAnn Crosby, who will be discussing "Mitochondria: the powerhouses of life." The talk will highlight how the small intracellular organelles', referred to as mitochondria, power the lives of animals and other organisms....
Auburn University’s Office of Inclusion and Diversity, or OID, will host several events in the coming weeks in honor of October’s status as Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
The Office of Inclusion and Diversity will recognize a group of women for their excellent leadership abilities at the 2020 Women of Distinction Awards ceremony. These women were nominated by their peers on the basis of achievements, influence on other women, creative and innovative leadership within and beyond Auburn University.
