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Campus involvement has made all the difference to Elaine Shankute, a senior in psychology
Shankute saw firsthand how meaningful certain roles can be, especially to our incoming students and their families. "Every Auburn student has a story worth telling, and it's important to me that I use my experience to help others feel welcome, and to do whatever I can to help build a better Auburn." -
Fagan join Honors College as NPS Assistant Director
Benjamin Fagan has been appointed as the Honors College’s assistant director for National Prestigious Scholarships. The associate professor of English will support undergraduate and graduate students from across campus, educating them on national scholarship programs.