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July 9, 2018
During the first and second weeks of June, the College of Education’s Truman Pierce Institute (TPI) hosted two sets of students for summer camp activities on Auburn’s main campus. One of the camps welcomed students from nearby Loachapoka, Alabama, and was called the Loachapoka Exploring Auburn Days (L.E.A.D.). The other session was the 21st Century Community […]
We have all come upon a sudden, unexpected, and often dangerous situation. That happened recently to Laurie Weldon, the 4-H Foundation Regional Extension Agent for Autauga and Elmore counties. She was prepared, and she wants you to be when it happens to you. “After work one afternoon, I was driving down Highway 14 near Wetumpka […]
Tegan Walker, first-year doctoral student in the College of Education, was awarded the Future Leaders Fellowship by the Association for International Agriculture and Rural Development (AIARD). This annual competitive fellowship is awarded to students who have shown an interest in addressing international agriculture and rural development issues. Ms. Walker was one of the twelve students […]
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