Be the Creed: Christian Brodbeck
If you want to stump Christian Brodbeck, ask him to pick a line of the Auburn Creed that best describes his role.
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Be the Creed: Ayden Kemp
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.
Be the Creed: Jani Sarratt Bowen
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.
Be the Creed: Jorge Rueda
Jorge Rueda quickly realized that Auburn University was home after his arrival in August 2016.
Be the Creed: Alicia Harkless
Distance courses have been available in the Samuel Ginn College of Engineering since most people owned VCRs and distance students received tape-recorded courses in the mail. Thanks to three decades of technology and COVID-19, things are much different now.
Be the Creed: Fatemah Jamshidi
When it comes to STEM education, Fatemeh Jamshidi believes that there are several keys to success. And 88 of them are ivory.
Be the Creed: Patrick Duke
As a graduate of Hueytown High School, Patrick Duke learned early the value of work, hard work.
Be the Creed: Maria Auad
Maria Auad has been shattering glass ceilings since the day she arrived on the Plains.
Be the Creed: Kelley Terry
I believe in my Country, because it is a land of freedom and because it is my own home, and that I can best serve that country by “doing justly, loving mercy, and walking humbly with my God.”
Be the Creed: Metrick Houser
I believe that this is a practical world and that I can count only on what I earn. Therefore, I believe in work, hard work.
