Happenings: Fall 2025
The latest news from around the college.
Recent Articles
It’s My Job: Ryan Hill
An interview with the Vice President/Site Lead for Integrated Systems for Solutions Inc.
Be The Creed: Sydney Watwood
Sydney Watwood, a sophomore in chemical engineering, traces her passion for water systems back to sixth grade, when she read “A Long Walk to Water.”
Be The Creed: Gerry Dozier
Gerry Dozier, the Charles D. McCrary Eminent Chair Professor in the Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering, is championing artificial intelligence (AI) as a force for community and innovation.
Be The Creed: Laura Olds
Like the oak trees at Toomer’s Corner, Laura Olds’ Auburn roots run deep
Be The Creed: Larry Davis
When retired Brig. Gen. Larry Davis joined ROTC at Auburn University, he had no idea he’d spend more than 31 years serving in the Army.
Aerospace: Assistant professor to study flow-induced vibrations of 3D structures
Nek Sharan, assistant professor in the Department of Aerospace Engineering, seeks to understand how 3D geometries vibrate when exposed to fluid flows.
Biosystems: Measuring the impact of natural light on chicken production
Researchers at Auburn University are studying the effects of natural light in broiler houses on bird performance and welfare.
Chemical: Two assistant professors earn NSF CAREER Awards for research
Two assistant professors in the Department of Chemical Engineering, Jean-Francois Louf and Michael Howard, earned National Science Foundation (NSF) CAREER Awards for their respective research.
Civil and Environmental: Associate professor awarded federal grant to research geographically isolated wetlands
Frances O’Donnell, associate professor of civil and environmental engineering, is partnering with NASA to study geographically isolated wetlands (GIWs) and their environmental impacts.
