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News
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Auburn University selected to participate in Appalachian Regional Commission’s Appalachian Teaching Project
Auburn is one of 17 institutions offering applied research training and economic development project opportunities for students to better their Appalachian communities.
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Auburn’s ‘Bloody Sunday’ history project named recipient of NEH humanities grant
Co-directed by professors Elijah Gaddis and Keith Hébert, the project's award totals nearly $190,000.
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AU OBAP chapter teams up with United Airlines for leadership opportunity
In July, seven aviation management and professional flight students went to Denver for a leadership retreat where they learned about multiple divisions of United's operations.
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Camp will provide strategies and technologies for adjusting to life following traumatic brain injury
This multi-disciplinary approach includes teams from speech and hearing, audiology, social work, nursing and kinesiology.