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Protecting with purpose: Alex Moore's path from Auburn to international diplomacy
From the heart of the Plains to the war-torn streets of Beirut to the beaches of Normandy, retired special agent and political science alumnus Alex Moore's '80 life has blended commitment and courage. -
Alumna leads 'Recycled TeenAgers' in more than dancing
Auburn alumna and social worker Valeri White helps leads Recycled TeenAgers in activities, traveling and performing dance routines at halftime during Auburn Athletics events. -
First in the family: Tyler Sims '24 becomes first pilot in long line of aviation professionals
One day, professional flight alumnus Tyler Sims hopes to take off from a gate where his mother is working and share a plane with his flight attendant aunt. Until then, Sims said his family motivates him to keep pressing forward, even when times get tough. -
Auburn alum uses literature degree to bring human element to criminal defense investigation
English literature alumnus Matthew Parker '13 puts his degree to work in crafting narratives for criminal defendants. -
‘Never, never, never quit’: Bradley DeBose ’10 building better world through architecture
Liberal Arts alumnus Bradley DeBose ’10 never quits. As a successful architecture professional, he’s never quit on a project, a chance to help people or an opportunity to support young professionals. -
Ready to serve: Scholarships support Anthropology alumna hoping to make difference
Manna Mathews had plenty of reasons to choose Auburn, including an exceptional anthropology program, a campus she’d loved from the moment she first saw it and affordability made possible, in part, by the generosity of the Auburn Family.