Haneen Ali is an associate professor in the Health Services Administration Program at Auburn University. Her research areas of interest are in healthcare delivery systems, applications of systems engineering and Lean Six Sigma in healthcare, and human-computer interaction. She has been leading a wide spectrum of projects in the healthcare delivery systems. The focus of these projects can be broadly classified under (1) safety and quality of care, (2) process improvement and system redesign, (3) evaluation of work systems, and (4) technology and innovation.

Catie Tucker is a music composition and technology senior who hit screens and radio waves this year as the vocal talent of Regions Bank’s “Embrace the IF in Life” campaign. Tucker competed with talent from Nashville and Atlanta, among other places, during auditions for the role. She said being selected to sing in a national ad campaign, and all she learned throughout the process, will translate directly to her future career.

Keith S. Hébert is the Draughon Associate Professor of Southern History at Auburn University. He directs the department's public history certificate program and teaches courses in public history and southern history. His interdisciplinary research work seeks to identify the brave marchers who joined together in the fight for freedom on Bloody Sunday in Selma, Alabama. Thanks to this work, approximately 256 marchers have been identified by position and order and 94 by name, and researchers also have identified 18-20 distinct groups among the marchers.