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digital mediaMinor in Animation
The Minor in Animation is open to all students, excluding studio art and art history majors. Led by expert faculty with research and industry experience, the minor is designed to equip students with a foundation of animation skills. The upper-level courses in the minor include projects that students can use to build a portfolio or reel.
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visual communicationSport Communication Minor
Sport Communication is a rapidly growing area of study in colleges and universities. The billion dollar industry is demanding professionals with a full set of competencies to provide news and information to their growing public. The Sport Communication minor will prepare students in public relations, strategic communication, media writing, sports announcing and sports producing.
On-Campus
Total Hours: 18
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Curriculum in Journalism
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On-Campus
Total Hours: 120
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Journalism — Sports Production Option
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On-Campus
Total Hours: 120
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Curriculum in Public Relations
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On-Campus
Total Hours: 120
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Communication Minor
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On-Campus
Total Hours: 18
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Intercultural Communication Minor
The 18 hour Intercultural Communication minor is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the nature of communication and culture in order to prepare them for living and working in a diverse and complex society.
On-Campus
Total Hours: 18
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Journalism Minor
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Total Hours: 18
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Public Relations Minor
The 18 hour Public Relations minor is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of essential elements of the public relations process. The minor is open to all undergraduate students with the exception of those majoring in programs housed within the School of Communication and Journalism. Students must earn a GPA of at least 2.0 to complete the minor.
On-Campus
Total Hours: 18
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Curriculum in English: Literature
Students must take ENGL 2020 (Introduction to Literary Studies) as the gateway course to the Literature Track. ENGL 4800 (Seminar in Literature) is the capstone course for this track. No more than 6 hours may be at the 2000-level; at least 18 hours must be at the 4000-level or above.
On-Campus
Total Hours: 120
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Curriculum in English: Professional and Public Writing
Students in this track must take ENGL 2010 (Introduction to Professional Writing) as the gateway course to this track. ENGL 4810 (Capstone in Professional Writing) is the capstone course. No more than 6 hours may be at the 2000-level; at least 18 hours must be at the 4000-level or above. Effective Fall 2014, students must earn a C or better in any course counted toward the English major.
On-Campus
Total Hours: 120
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Curriculum in English: Creative Writing
Students must take ENGL 2000 (Introduction to Creative Writing) as their gateway course to this track. Students choose to take two of three two-part sequences in either Fiction Writing, or Poetry Writing, or Creative Non-Fiction Writing.
On-Campus
Total Hours: 120
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English Minor (Creative Writing)
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On-Campus
Total Hours: 15
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English Minor (Technical & Professional Communication)
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On-Campus
Total Hours: 15
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fine artsBA in Art (Formal Option in Art History)
The Art History curriculum exposes students to a global history of art, from the ancient period to the present, and to a wide range of interpretive and historical methods.
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Minor in Art History
The BA in Art (Formal Option in Art History) prepares students for advanced studies in art history (MA or PhD) as well as careers in museums, galleries, auction houses and other cultural institutions.
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film/TV/audioCurriculum in Media Studies
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On-Campus
Total Hours: 120
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Curriculum in Media Studies — Visual Media Option
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On-Campus
Total Hours: 120
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Curriculum in Communication
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On-Campus
Total Hours: 120
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Media Studies Minor
The 18-hour Minor in Media Studies is designed to provide students with an in-depth approach to the study of film, television, music, and digital media grounded in the humanities tradition. Students will learn how to analyze and interpret media critically as well as situate it within its historical, industrial, and cultural context.
On-Campus
Total Hours: 18
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performing artsBFA Curriculum in Theatre — Performance
The BFA in Performance is a two-year degree that builds on foundational courses offered in the BA and offers studio acting, voice, and movement training with professional actors, as well as opportunities to participate in a wide variety of production experiences.
On-Campus
104 weeks
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BFA Curriculum in Theatre — Management
BFA Management students take rigorous courses in stage management, production management, and events management, as well as related coursework in civic and community engagement, public relations, and business for the arts.
On-Campus
Total Hours: 120
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BFA Curriculum in Theatre — Design/Technology
The BFA in Design and Technology offers a practical foundation in all areas of theatre production, including scenic, lighting, sound, costume and property design, technical direction, and construction.
On-Campus
Total Hours: 120
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BA Curriculum in Theatre
The BA in Theatre is a wide-ranging, comprehensive degree program that offers students the opportunity to engage deeply in all the various components of creating, curating and critiquing performance.
On-Campus
Total Hours: 120
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BFA Curriculum in Theatre — Music Theatre
The BFA in Music Theatre is a four-year degree track that offers practical, pre-professional skills in acting, dancing, and singing for the student whose ambition is to be a professional actor and musical theatre artist.
On-Campus
208 weeks
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Dance Minor
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On-Campus
Total Hours: 15
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BA Curriculum in Music
Music majors must earn a grade of C or higher in music courses to have them count toward the degree.
On-Campus
Total Hours: 120
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BM Curriculum in Music: Commercial Music Track
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On-Campus
Total Hours: 120
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BM Curriculum in Music: Composition and Technology Track
Composition and Technology students are trained in the composition of music of a variety of different genres, utilizing state-of-the-art computer and recording studio technology.
On-Campus
Total Hours: 120
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BM Curriculum in Music: Instrumental Performance Track
Music majors must earn a grade of C or higher in music courses to have them count toward the degree. Students must apply for admission and must successfully complete an instrumental or vocal audition. Information about the audition is available from the departmental office.
On-Campus
Total Hours: 120
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BM Curriculum in Music: Piano Performance Track
Music majors must earn a grade of C or higher in music courses to have them count toward the degree. Students must apply for admission and must successfully complete an instrumental or vocal audition. Information about the audition is available from the departmental office.
On-Campus
Total Hours: 120
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BM Curriculum in Music: Voice Performance Track
Music majors must earn a grade of C or higher in music courses to have them count toward the degree. Students must apply for admission and must successfully complete an instrumental or vocal audition. Information about the audition is available from the departmental office.
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Total Hours: 120
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designB.F.A in Graphic Design
The Graphic Design (GDES) Program prepares students to practice visual communication in a competitive global environment. Auburn’s nationally regarded BFA is NASAD accredited. Students receive hands-on design instruction in a professional studio environment that has a strong sense of community among students and faculty.
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Minor in Industrial and Graphic Design Processes
Professionals in today’s economy are frequently required to implement design innovation as a part of creating and sustaining a competitive advantage. The minor in Industrial and Graphic Design Processes equips students from diverse disciplines to work more effectively to advance design innovation within an organization.
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BFA in Studio Art
The Bachelor of Fine Art in Studio Art is a four-year, professionally-oriented program that prepares students for advanced study and careers in the arts. Students select one of five concentrations, undergo a portfolio review their sophomore year, and end their studies with an intensive senior project and public exhibition of work.
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BA in Studio Art
The Bachelor of Fine Art in Studio Art is a four-year, professionally-oriented program that prepares students for advanced study and careers in the arts. Students select one of five concentrations, undergo a portfolio review their sophomore year, and end their studies with an intensive senior project and public exhibition of work.
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Minor in Studio Art
The Minor in Studio Art is designed for students who want to enrich their major field of study with a competency in art making. A minor in studio art is valuable for any student seeking to develop innovative thinking and creative expression through a range of drawing, design, animation, ceramics, painting, photography, printmaking and sculpture courses.
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built environmentThe Bachelor of Industrial Design
The Industrial Design curriculum has been designed to meet accreditation standards set by SACS and NASAD (National Association of Schools of Art and Design) and is structured to provide students with a course of study that ensures growth and development over time.
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Master of Industrial Design
Consistently ranked as one of the top ten industrial design graduate programs in the United States by DesignIntelligence, the Auburn Master of Industrial Design (MID) Program prepares students to shape a sustainable future by designing products and systems that consider human interaction, manufacturability, profitability, and environmental impact.
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Bachelor of Science in Industrial Design
The School of Industrial + Graphic Design offers the Bachelor of Science in Industrial Design Studies to students who would like to pursue a Master of Industrial Design but do not have a design background.
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creative techMaster of Science in Information Systems Management
Reliance on systems that collect, store, and process data for information and digital products continues to grow across all industries. A Master of Science in Information Systems (MSIS) will give you the technical knowledge to lead teams in analyzing, designing, deploying, maintaining, and managing information systems. This degree opens the door to diverse career opportunities.
Online
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Resident: $577 (Per credit hour up to 9 hours) | Non-Resident: $1,731 (Per credit hour up to 9 hours)
Graduate Certificate in Cybersecurity Management
Earn a Graduate Certificate in Cybersecurity Management through the Harbert College of Business and gain professional skills to evaluate security measures, assess organizational exposure, and develop effective contingency plans within your career.
On-Campus | Online
(12 total credit hours)
Fall
$900 per credit hour
Graduate Certificate in Information Systems Management
Join the Harbert College of Business with a Graduate Certificate in Management Information Systems (MIS). This non-degree seeking program is designed to help you grow professionally. Strengthen skills in database development and administration, security and information assurance, systems analysis and design, business analysis, and many more.
On-Campus | Online
(12 total credit hours)
Fall
$900 per credit hour
PhD in Business, Information Systems
Our PhD in Business, Information Systems will set you on the right path for a career in research and teaching. The program provides you with a strong technical grounding in business processes, emphasizing the use of information technology to facilitate business operations and enhance business performance.
On-Campus
208 weeks
You must fully complete your application by February 1.
Resident $6,262 | Non-Resident $16,954
Master of Technical and Professional Communication — MTPC
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Total Hours: 32
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business creativeMaster of Accountancy
Our Master of Accountancy (MAcc) program will bolster your research, communication, critical thinking, and leadership skills. The MAcc program will build upon the technical skills gained at the undergraduate level while giving you the skills needed to be successful in today’s changing profession.
On-campus
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Resident $23,310 | Non-resident $51,801
Master of Accountancy Online
Our online MAcc program offers the same instruction, faculty, assignments, and exams as your campus peers. The courses prepare you to successfully pass the CPA Exam as well as strengthen your technical, research, and communication skills, resulting in an AACSB-accredited degree.
Online
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$28,815-40,215
Master of Science in Finance
The Master of Science in Finance is an increasingly popular alternative for students interested in managing corporate and government funds. Our program offers a comprehensive finance education, with a curriculum rich in financial theory, mathematics, quantitative finance, investments, markets, reporting and analysis, and valuation. It prepares you to enter fields such as risk management, trading, and investments. We offer the degree in two modalities: full-time on-campus and online.
Online / On-campus
31 credit hours
Fall
Resident: $577 (Per credit hour up to 9 hours) | Non-Resident: $1,731 (Per credit hour up to 9 hours)
Master of Science in Finance Online
The online Master of Science in Finance program offers the same high-quality instruction as our on campus program while giving you the freedom to study when and where you want. Intelligent, a trusted resource for program rankings and higher education planning, ranked the program #1 nationally among its 2023 Best Online Master’s in Finance Programs.
Online
30 credit hours
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$27,290
Master of Science in Supply Chain Management
Leverage an industry-focused curriculum led by top supply chain scholars. With a blend of knowledge and practical skills, the Harbert College of Business offers you a graduate degree designed to place you at the top of the supply chain talent.
Online
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Alabama Resident: $577 (Per credit hour up to 9 hours) | Non-Resident: $1,731 (Per credit hour up to 9 hours)
Master of Science in Supply Chain Management—Online
Earn a graduate degree in Supply Chain Management while continuing employment or taking care of a unique personal situation. Our online MS degree offers the same high-quality instruction as the on-campus degree while giving you the freedom to study when and where you want.
Online
5 semesters
Fall
$900 per credit hour
Undergraduate Certificate in Accountancy Online
The Undergraduate Certificate in Accountancy is perfect for students who already have a degree but are lacking the accounting coursework needed to sit for the CPA Exam. With courses designed to not only meet the educational requirements for most states, the Undergraduate Certificate in Accountancy gives students the academic preparation they need to be successful, not only on the CPA Exam, but also their future career.
Online
24 semester hours
Fall
$775 per semester credit hour
Graduate Certificate in Accountancy
Take your career to the next level with the Graduate Certificate in Accountancy (GCA). Gain credentials to teach at the collegiate level, complete the academic requirements for the CPA Exam, or enhance your accounting knowledge. Either way, the GCA is the right program for you.
On-Campus | Online
(12 total credit hours)
Fall
$900 per credit hour
Graduate Certificate in Business Analytics
Join the Harbert College of Business for a Graduate Certificate in Business Analytics. Earn your certificate on-campus or online. Both offer an equal learning experience, where you’ll learn the skills to manage big data in the business setting.
On-Campus | Online
(12 total credit hours)
Fall
$900 per credit hour
Graduate Certificate in Supply Chain Management Innovation
Become part of a $1.3 trillion industry. Earn a Graduate Certificate in Supply Chain Management Innovation from the Harbert College of Business. Our program has your needs in mind. Gain the skills and knowledge needed for you to join and excel in the supply chain field.
On-Campus | Online
(12 total credit hours)
Fall
$900 per credit hour
Graduate Certificate in Supply Chain Operations
The Graduate Certificate in Supply Chain Operations is designed to provide specialized education for executives and professionals working in or planning to transition to the supply chain field. The curriculum places emphasis on the concepts of operational planning, inventory control and process management.
On-Campus | Online
(12 total credit hours)
Fall
$900 per credit hour
Graduate Certificate in Supply Chain Planning
The Graduate Certificate in Supply Chain Planning places emphasis on the concepts of strategic planning, informed decision-making and supply management trade-offs. Learn skills to analyze issues related to building supply chain networks and evaluate various strategies that can help improve supply chain performance.
On-Campus | Online
(12 total credit hours)
Fall
$900 per credit hour
PhD in Business, Finance
Our PhD in Business, Finance will sharpen your research skills and deepen your industry expertise. Through the curriculum, you will undertake an intensive study of the theory and empirical analysis of finance that focuses on investments, corporate finance, and financial institutions and markets.
On-Campus
208 weeks
You must fully complete your application by February 1.
Resident $6,262 | Non-Resident $16,954
PhD in Business, Management
Our PhD in Business, Management prepares you for a successful career in academia. You’ll gain the depth of knowledge and skills required to conduct quality research. Earn the chance to share those findings at scholarly conferences and top-tier journals.
On-Campus
208 weeks
You must fully complete your application by February 1.
Resident $6,262 | Non-Resident $16,954
Executive MBA Program
Our Executive MBA is designed for mid- to late-career business professionals. You need the flexibility of online learning, but still want to enjoy the collaboration of peer-to-peer interaction in a classroom.
Blended
(Degree Total: 39 hours)
Fall 2023
€62,790.00
Physicians Executive MBA Program
Auburn Physicians Executive MBA is inspiring physicians to manage the business of healthcare. As a skilled physician, you’re always ready for the next challenge. If you’re looking to take more control of your practice or assume a leadership position in healthcare, look at us.
Blended
(Degree Total: 39 hours)
Fall 2023
€64,935.00
Master of Real Estate Development
Our Master of Real Estate Development graduates shape communities and change the way people work, live, and play within them. They plan, finance and build economically sustainable developments based on principles taught in our classrooms and seen first-hand at developments they visit during field study trips in the U.S. and abroad.
On-Campus
(Degree Total: 39 hours)
Fall 2023
$58,500
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, Accountancy Major
Accounting is the “language of business.” Financial statements drive all major decision-making in an organization. Students in this major not only learn the language of business but are trained in data analytics in preparation for the technology-driven world of professional services. A strong and diverse accounting curriculum encourages success on the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Exam.
On-Campus
123 Credit Hours
Application Deadline March 1
Resident $ 6,268 | Non-Resident $16,972
B.S.B.A. in Accountancy Online - Second Degree
Ready to transition your career to accounting and pass the CPA Exam? The online Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA) – Accountancy builds upon your previous business degree to give you the skills to succeed.
Online
30 semester hours
Fall June 1
€23,250.00
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, Business Administration Major
With a major in business administration, you will get hands-on experience through coursework in areas of accounting, business analytics, marketing, finance, and management. You will also get the opportunity to focus or specialize your major elective courses to define your personal career goals.
On-Campus
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Resident $ 6,268 | Non-Resident $16,972
BSBA Online—Degree Completer
Whether you are transferring from another university or are a current or former Auburn University student, the online Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA) program is a convenient way for you to finish your degree in two years. As a degree completer program, the BSBA Online is built for students who have already earned credits towards their degree but are looking to transfer into the ease and flexibility of distance learning.
Fall
63 credit hours
Online
€36,855.00
Asset creation On-campus
Think Tank’s mentorship is designed to help artists that have previous training and/or experience brush up on their skills and produce a viable demo reel. Each student is assigned a personal, state-of-the-art workstation. During your time on campus, you will have access to 4-months of guidance from an industry professional to create and polish your demo reel.
Vancouver, Canada
12 Months
February | June | October
International Students: $50,800 CAD
Canadian Students: $38,400 CAD
asset creation Online
Asset Creation is a term used in the CG industry for the creation of all bits and pieces, both big and small, used in Film and Games. This Asset Creation program is designed to train working artists in the CG Industry for the roles of Props & Environments for Film, Characters & Creatures for Film, Environments for Games as well as Characters & Creatures for Games.
Online
16 Months
February | June | October
$15,840 CAD
If you pay for all 4 terms upfront, you will receive 5% off.
Mentorship
Think Tank’s mentorship is designed to help artists that have previous training and/or experience brush up on their skills and produce a viable demo reel. Each student is assigned a personal, state-of-the-art workstation. During your time on campus, you will have access to 4-months of guidance from an industry professional to create and polish your demo reel.
Vancouver, Canada
4 Months
February | June | October
International Students: $16,500 CAD
Canadian Students: $12,500 CAD
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Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, Information Systems Management Major
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, Marketing Major
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B.S in Industrial Design Studies
Bachelor of Architecture
Bachelor of Industrial Design
Bachelor of Interior Architecture Program
Bachelor of Landscape Architecture
Bachelor of Science in Environmental Design
Master of Industrial Design
Master of Landscape Architecture Program
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Graduate success stories
Amanda Loper
Loper, a Principal at David Baker Architects, is a recent recipient of the 2021 AIA Young Architects award, a national award given to individuals who have demonstrated outstanding architectural leadership. She graduated from Auburn in 2005 with a Bachelor of Architecture and Bachelor of Interior Architecture degrees.
Carlos Hernandez
Hernandez graduated from the School of Architecture, Planning, and Landscape Architecture (APLA) in 2015 with bachelor’s degrees in architecture and interior architecture. Hernandez has been an active volunteer with AIA Alabama in Birmingham and the Alabama Center for Architecture, where he has worked to help design and install several exhibits over the years.
Alexandria Dial
Dial graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Design in 2016 and a Master of Landscape Architecture in 2017 from Auburn’s School of Architecture, Planning, and Landscape Architecture. The American Society of Landscape Architects inaugurated her in its Class of the Women of Color Licensure Advancement Program.
Morgan Searcy
A 2019 graduate of Auburn’s Graphic Design program, Searcy was named CADC’s Outstanding Undergraduate Student in Graphic Design and won the Graphis New Talent Annual Merit Award in 2018. In 2019, she received a Package Design Award and was named a “Student To Watch” by Graphic Design USA.
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