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When Elizabeth Brestan-Knight joined the Auburn faculty in 1999, she was one of the first in Alabama to be trained in parent-child interaction therapy. Now, the Alma Holladay Professor of Psychological Sciences is expanding the reach of PCIT to the benefit of families around the world. -
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Auburn University senior named Alabama’s 2026 James Madison Fellow
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Book talk and signing to highlight James Owens’ historic role in integrating SEC football
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