Auburn students learning invaluable skills thanks to immersive study abroad trips
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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."