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Over 30,000 alumni have gone on to great heights in education, health professions, philanthropy, research, leadership, and private industry. Learn more about connecting with your fellow alumni.
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February 1, 2019
The University Council for Educational Administration (UCEA) has named College of Education professor Lisa Kensler as one of its “Hidden Figures — behind-the-scenes giants in the field whose work cannot be ignored.” She was recently presented the award at the organization’s annual banquet at the Space Center in Houston. The award was established to identify […]
January 31, 2019
Not long ago, Boone County, West Virginia was one of the Mountain State’s top coal-producing areas. But with the steady decline of the coal industry, these once common, high-paying jobs slowly gave way to unemployment, poverty, and addiction. As Boone County’s finances struggled, so did its school system. Two years ago, the county struggled to […]
January 14, 2019
The Auburn University College of Education is pleased to introduce Mr. Duante J. Stanton as its new Director of the Office of Development. He will join longtime Development Coordinators Molly McNulty and Kelly Rogers in the office. Stanton grew up in Birmingham. During his sophomore year at Ramsay High School, he was accepted at the […]
