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‘Strong Spirit of Philanthropy’

At its annual International Quality of Life Awards in New York City, Auburn’s College of Human Sciences honored renowned orthopaedic surgeon James Andrews and St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital for the work each does in service to others.

Bill Hardgrave, Dr. James Andrews, Dr. James Downing and Susan Hubbard

Improving Students’ Lives

Carey Andrzejewski, associate professor in the College of Education, was honored with the Gerald and Emily Leischuck Endowed Presidential Award for Excellence in Teaching.

From Auburn to Space

After graduating from Auburn University, alumnus Jonathan Mitchell returned home to New Zealand to work for the country’s space agency.

Tragedy to Triumph

Auburn University student Anne Nelson was determined to walk and dance again after a car crash left her not being able to move her legs. Two years later, Nelson learned a new style of dance called aerial skills and performed a solo show.

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Matthew Clary, a lecturer in the Department of Political Science, teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in international relations and comparative politics, specializing in courses on national and international security and foreign policy.

Political science lecturer: Hong Kong situation could have ‘exponential impact’ on trade

Daowei Zhang is pictured with community members near a village in Nepal.

Auburn University’s School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences Professor Daowei Zhang is one of 10 international scientists recognized by the International Union of Forest Research Organizations, or IUFRO, as recipients of its Scientific Achievement Award for 2019.

International forestry organization recognizes Auburn’s Daowei Zhang with scientific achievement award

Pictured, from left, are Phearthur Moore, Michelle Cole, Dana McReynolds, Otis French, Ken Day and Victoria Dotson David.

A group of African American alumni of Auburn’s School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences gathered recently to strategize on increasing diversity within the school.

Group aims to increase diversity and inclusion in School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences