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Calm during the storm: Meteorologist, crisis communicator Ashley Gann ’05 teaches aviation students to navigate turbulence
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Alumni Spotlight: Jeremy Kinney '03, curator at the National Air and Space Museum
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Gulf Coast Media: Fairhope mother-daughter duo flies in all-women Air Race Classic
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Physics for Aviators: A cross-college collaboration that connects physics to flight
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CLA presents 2026 faculty and staff awards
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Going for gold with Spanish: Susan Melton’s ’76 career spans Olympic medalists to phone bills
Susan Melton ’76 has translated her Auburn education everywhere from the streets of Madrid to the Olympic podium. Her story proves that throughout global industry and events, whether in person or over the telephone, a foreign language education can connect us all.