The Award Goes To
The 2022 Auburn Alumni Engineering Council award winners include…
Articles by: Austin Phillips
The Auburn President
Former Dean Chris Roberts was selected as Auburn University’s 21st president in February, and he assumed the role in May.
The Award Goes To…
This year’s inductees from the university include Don Arkle, ’77 civil engineering; Brad Corson, ’83 chemical engineering; Jeffrey Langhout, ’86 industrial engineering; and Steve Swinson, ’81 mechanical engineering.
Be the Creed: Tammy Walker
On the first day of Tammy Walker’s first job when she was 16 years old, something happened that sticks with her to this day.
Be the Creed: Brad Christopher
Brad Christopher knows what it’s like to have to work your way up.
Lifetime of Service
Lifetime Achievement Award recipients for 2022 from the College of Engineering included Maj. Jim Hoskins, ’81 electrical engineering, and Bill McNair, ’68 electrical engineering.
Distinguished Engineers
Nine outstanding alumni and one longtime employee of the Samuel Ginn College of Engineering were honored during a ceremony in September by the Auburn Alumni Engineering Council for their distinguished professional careers. These alumni include six who were recognized as Distinguished Auburn Engineers, three as Outstanding Young Auburn Engineers and the college’s former assistant dean of student services for his Superior Service.
Lifetime of Service
Lifetime Achievement Award recipients for 2021 were the late Raymond Elliott Loyd, ’61 mechanical engineering, Fletcher Brooks Moore, ’48 electrical engineering, William Allen Reed, ’70 aviation management and Cecil Stanford “Stan” Harrell, ’58 pharmaceutical science. The Young Alumni Award recipient was John Dykes, ’05 microbiology.
The Award Goes To…
The State of Alabama Engineering Hall of Fame inducted nine individuals, including four Auburn University alumni, during a ceremony in August at The Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center.
BE THE CREED: KATIE HARDY
When the college opened the doors to the Brown-Kopel Center in August 2019, there was one person who was able to step up and take on the responsibility of managing the 94,000-square-foot student support facility: Katie Hardy.
