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Auburn Alumni Association celebrates Lifetime Achievement, Young Alumni Award recipients
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Music graduate pursues his passion at Juilliard
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Alumni Spotlight: Jeremy Kinney '03, curator at the National Air and Space Museum
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NYC virtual career trek features alums working for CNN, MLB, and Macmillan Publishing
The College of Liberal Arts Office of Career Services hosted a successful virtual career trek for students on Tuesday, Oct. 13, where they heard from several successful alumni and their career paths.