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Graphic: Chorkor benefits from sustainable aquaculture, food security training
Graphic features Assistant Professor of Social Work Felicia Tuggle and iFEED's Ghana initiative to link agriculture and social work. -
Psychological sciences professor developing intervention to reduce stress, harm for individuals with cannabis use disorder
Macatee's latest project will test an intervention model that delivers just-in-time text messages with therapy content to reduce negative feelings and harm in individuals with cannabis use disorder. -
Calm during the storm: Meteorologist, crisis communicator Ashley Gann ’05 teaches aviation students to navigate turbulence
Gann leverages her experience as a chief meteorologist to teach Aviation Meteorology, which covers the effects of various weather conditions on professional flight and aviation management. -
"Fostering Communities" awarded IGP grant
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Auburn plays prevention defense every day
From electronic devices we rely upon to life-changing decisions made in voting booths, Auburn researchers are on the front lines to prevent potential cyberattacks.