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...
Local Food Solutions Host: Penn State University Films: Ryori / Growing for Good / Collards in the Cafeteria / Refugee Garden 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,...
Over the past decade, partners in government, NGO, and the public sector have worked to drastically reduce chronic hunger levels. The current COVID-19 pandemic threatens to undo these improvements and thrust millions of people into famine- how can we prevent this? This event will be over zoom. To register: https://farmjournal.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_gZ0qvSq2S9ahTAalHoxj1g
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...
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...
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.
The Jay and Susie Gogue Performing Arts Center at Auburn University this fall will livestream a series of three virtual concerts by some of Alabama’s most renowned and talented musicians. Featuring performances by John Paul White, Elley Duhé and Eric Essix, the GPAC LIVE: Alabama Artists Series is the Gogue...
The College of Liberal Arts will host its annual Diversity Symposium via Zoom. Faculty and students representing different departments and colleges at Auburn University will come together, share their passion for the field and learn about the diversity research being conducted on campus. Presentations will focus on a variety of...
This presentation will provide students with insight into the nuances of framing their on-campus leadership skills during the interview process. The goal of this session is to provide students with a tangible pathway for articulating transferable skills. The special week will include leadership presentations, a welcome session for first-generation students...
The T1GER Network is a collective of Auburn faculty and staff who are committed to supporting first-generation students at Auburn. This session will provide attendees with important information related to the first-generation student experience at Auburn while offering recommendations for how their unit or team can best support students across...
