CLA launches digital viewbook showcasing programs, opportunities

Charlotte Tuggle | 2/27/2023

Students walking across Auburn's campus on the cover of the College of Liberal Arts Define Your Future 2023 Viewbook

The College of Liberal Arts now offers its viewbook, containing information on the college’s majors, scholarships, internships and more, online.

The digital viewbook is designed to share insights into CLA’s culture of collaboration, compassion and creativity with current and prospective students. CLA encourages each student to define their future by reading more about the college’s dozens of majors and minors, research, study abroad programs, scholarships, leadership opportunities and student experience.

This year, CLA also introduced a virtual tour to the viewbook, which takes readers across campus and into classrooms.

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Charlotte Tuggle, Director
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CLA Office of Communications and Marketing
clanews@auburn.edu

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