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It’s not to late to get your tickets to stream the latest @auburnuniversitytheatre production, New Day Dawning. The production was filmed on location at @augpac thanks to the support of @aumpg. Stream now through March 28th 📸: Julie Bennet 
The 2021 Juried Fine Art Student Exhibition is on display now in Biggin Gallery. Check out the exhibit through March 26th. 
Dr. William Powell has been named one of two 2020 Charles Barkley Endowed Professor. "Receiving the Charles Barkley Endowed Professorship affirms my contributions as an African American faculty member. As I have experienced already, an endowed professorship strengthens one’s credibility amongst one’s peers at the national and international levels. Recently, I have been invited to serve on a board and as a consultant with a reputable organization within my profession." - William Powell 
It’s time to SPRING FORWARD ⏩⏩ Who’s ready for longer days and the perfect weather for afternoons on Samford Lawn! 
Casey Wright’s interdisciplinary studies degree motivated her to work for a cause greater than herself and she strives to leave her community better than how she found it. Wright bridges gaps in low-income communities by providing fundraising efforts to end the poverty cycle. “I went home every day and felt like I was making a difference”. Wright is currently a development coordinator at the Public Affairs Research Council of Alabama where she is working to ensure that the state of Alabama can see improvements in impoverished communities by tackling issues in education, housing, and more. 
Kris Sims didn’t wake up that day looking to take a stand. In fact, in the beginning he really wasn’t trying to get involved. But when the death of Ahmaud Arbery, an unarmed black man, became a flashpoint in the ongoing unrest over police violence in black communities, Sims felt compelled to act. The photographer’s portrait series “Black Tears” is his symbolic—and literal—response to police brutality in 2020. After graduating with a degree in Media Studies, he got an internship working for Coca-Cola in Atlanta and has remained with them ever since. He now works as a photographer and videographer for internal events, conferences and campus events, capturing behind-the-scenes moments for Coke’s corporate marketing operations, social media and more. To Sims, imagery is nothing without symbolism. If he takes a thousand photos, only a hundred are useable. Of those, maybe only one captures the emotion of the moment, conveying the meaning he wants. Symbolism was at the heart of the first “Black Tears” photos, which began as an art project. Particularly after his grandfather’s funeral, the normally reticent Sims understood the impact that tears can have. @kristofro@au_cmjn 
\\ T O M O R R O W \\ He is an Economics and Political Science major, student recruiter, Director of Inclusion and Diversity for @auburnsga, and Philip Lutzenkirchen Excellence in Public Speaking Award winner. His name is @allenli4616 and tomorrow he is taking over our insta stories! Follow along for a day in the life of Allen Li! 
While on the Plains, Jared Hodge embodied the spirit of the Auburn Family as president of the @wareagleflyingteam and as a decathlete on the Track and Field Team. His love and passion for teaching led him to teach military pilots and he now is a captain of the Airbus #A319, #A320, and #A321 at @delta. Hodge also works as a pilot instructor, an aircrew program designee to conduct examinations, and everyday develops new technology and teaching methods to inspire the success of other Delta pilots. When reflecting on his time at @auburnu, Hodge says "Auburn taught me more than how to fly. Auburn taught me how to be a servant leader at work and in my community". #FlyAuburn @auburnaviation @pilot_hodge https://shha.re/d5Go8 
"Looking back, I just never would have thought of myself to be in this position of earning a degree and developing so much professionally." - @aprilalvarez_ April Alvarez, a senior PR major has developed and grown through her involvement in various organizations here on Auburn's campus, including the Tiger Excellence Scholars Program, being the president of Students for Clean Water, and interning with the Lee County Court Appointed Special Advocates, just to name a few. She consistently works to better her community, and has a passion for developing leadership skills, and learning how to be successful in the professional world post-graduation. Through the Tiger Excellence Scholars Program, Alvarez became the first person to attend college in her family and hopes to work for @delta, or a nonprofit organization and is excited to see where her professional career will take her. @au_cmjn 
Woof woof woof woof woof woof woof woof woof woof woof woof ——— Translated: @aubiethetiger01 and I want you to cover your mouth and sniffy wiffler with a face covering! #AHealthierU 
Abby Clawson’s passion for makeup began at a young age and was developed as a part of the Theater department here at Auburn. She recently was nominated for a 2020 Emmy Award for her work in “American Horror Story: 1984”. Since graduation, Clawson has found great success after working on small and large film projects. She has completed breath-taking looks on various Hollywood stars. To see Abby’s current projects, follow her on Instagram @MabbyMakeup.