Be the Creed: David Mattox
David Mattox has been cheering Auburn to victory his whole life.
David Mattox has been cheering Auburn to victory his whole life.
As the South Region leader at Kimley-Horn, Angela Fannéy, a two-time Auburn civil engineering alumna (’04 and ’05), expertly guides a team of over 750 employees and manages an impressive $250 million in annual business.
When Jessica Taylor encounters a prospective student on a tour of the college, she understands where they’re coming from.
Small-town girl. Big ambitions. It’s a timeless tale, and Jada Neal is living it out one extra mile at a time.
Tony Smoke was the first person in his family to attend college, and he is committed to making that jump possible for tomorrow’s engineers through his family scholarship in the College of Engineering.
Leadership by example is paramount to Dean Hendrix.
If you want to stump Christian Brodbeck, ask him to pick a line of the Auburn Creed that best describes his role.
Ayden Kemp embodied the Auburn Creed before he knew Auburn was the perfect place for him. Growing up in a military family full of aerospace engineers, he already knew what it meant to believe in work, hard work.
Jani Sarratt Bowen was raised under the Auburn Creed in an Auburn-educated family. Now, she lives out the ideals outlined in the Creed every day through her own Auburn journey.
Jorge Rueda quickly realized that Auburn University was home after his arrival in August 2016.