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Michelle Roberts ’15 applies Liberal Arts education to rural health research in Appalachia
College of Liberal Arts alumna Michelle Roberts double-majored in Anthropology and Political Science with a minor in Spanish while at Auburn. As a PhD student at the University of Kentucky, she’s applying all those skills to study health care in rural Appalachia. -
Ezeonu named one of three Kirchner Fellows for 2022-23
Brian Ezeonu was selected as one of three fellows for the Kirchner Fellowship Americas Program. -
Philanthropy sets new stage
Support from the Auburn Family is driving the creation of Auburn’s first recording studio and it will be the fuel that propels the studio to reach its greatest potential. -
Veterinary Social Worker Marianna Spiotta '21, '22 supports animal lovers
Caring for animals is emotionally powerful, both at home and in the hospital. Social work alumna Marianna Spiotta, LMSW, works each day to support the needs of the clients and health care team of Auburn University’s veterinary teaching hospitals. -
Community Planning capstone puts education to work in Butler
Master of Community Planning students leveraged their expertise to address issues in the Butler community just outside of Montgomery by turning residents' needs into actionable plans. -
Medina awarded a prestigious NYT Fellowship
Eduardo Medina, '20, was named a New York Times 2021-22 fellow. The NYT selected only 17 fellows from over 3,000 applications.