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Jeremy Walden brings life to communication studies
Believing that learning happens best through experience, Walden uses hands-on activities and group discussions to illustrate leadership and decision-making principles in his classes. -
From Auburn to Africa: Health Services Administration faculty member studies global health care systems
John Duah’s experience spans maternal and child health, public health emergency preparedness, global health research and even veterinary practice in Ghana. -
The Washington Post: At Alabama plantation, families of enslavers and enslaved strike a deal
The Washington Post covers the "Out of Whole Cloth" exhibit created by Auburn Professors Robert Finkel and Elijah Gaddis. -
Arirang News: K-pop breaks the Grammy wall
Assistant Professor of Communication Samantha James appeared on South Korean news channel Arirang to discuss the success of K-pop Demon Hunters at the Grammy Awards and insights from her research on fandom organizing and the globalization of K-pop. -
The Conversation: Calling deaths ‘preventable’ can obscure barriers to health care access and shift blame to individuals
Senior Lecturer of History Zachary Schulz discusses the language of preventability in health care for The Conversation.