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August 18, 2017
Dr. Evelyn Hunter, assistant professor in Special Education, Rehabilitation, and Counseling (SERC), was recently selected to join the Division 17 Early Career Psychologists Committee. According to SERC Professor Annette Kluck, who was recently named as Auburn’s Assistant Provost for Women’s Initiatives, this is a highly selective committee in which a small group of professionals within […]
August 15, 2017
For the 30th consecutive year, going back to 1987, the College of Education’s Secondary Social Science Education Program hosted the World Affairs Youth Seminar (WAYS), which brings high school students from several states to our campus. Once here, these students explore complex international issues, learn research techniques, and develop skills debating what they have learned […]
August 10, 2017
It’s a scene Margie Taylor will never forget. As a court-appointed child advocacy representative, she was on the witness stand on behalf of a nine-year-old child who was a victim of sexual abuse. Following Taylor’s testimony, the opposing lawyer began his cross-examination. “It was brutal,” said Taylor, a second year doctoral student in the Counselor […]
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