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🎙️Know a high school student with a talent for telling stories that move, inspire and connect? Encourage them to registe...
05/29/2026

🎙️Know a high school student with a talent for telling stories that move, inspire and connect?

Encourage them to register for AUM’s fifth annual Audio-Visual Storytelling Camp, June 8-11.

Open to 24 Montgomery-area high shcool students, the free, four-day camp offers participants the chance to explore podcasting, television, voice acting and news writing while creating media projects they can add to their portfolios.

Register by June 1 to reserve one of the few remaining spots: https://auburn.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_8knrIimcmKS73Ui

Learn more: https://ow.ly/n7w250Z5MsZ

05/28/2026

The AUM Office of Advancement was honored to recently attend the retirement ceremony of Brigadier General Terrence Adams ’94 and present him with a university proclamation and a WWII P-40E Warhawk Historical Plaque.

Brig. Gen. Adams served as Auburn University at Montgomery’s Student Government Association President and as president of his chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. He continues to serve as a proud alumnus, most recently returning to campus as the keynote speaker for Auburn University at Montgomery’s annual Martin Luther King Jr. Reflections Breakfast.

After 39 years of exemplary service, Brig. Gen. Adams will retire from his position as the Deputy Principal Cyber Advisor to the Secretary of Defense and Senior Military Advisor for Cyber Policy.

AUM is incredibly proud of Brig. Gen. Adams and looks forward to continuing to work together in support of Auburn University at Montgomery and its students.

🎓We’ve celebrated the aspirations of Warhawks in the Class of 2026 as part of our spring graduate spotlight series.These...
05/26/2026

🎓We’ve celebrated the aspirations of Warhawks in the Class of 2026 as part of our spring graduate spotlight series.

These graduates reflect the determination of first-generation students and those pursuing service-oriented fields.

1️⃣ Dion DePina of Montgomery earned a degree in special education from AUM’s College of Education. While serving in the U.S. Army National Guard, she also works as a substitute teacher for Montgomery Public Schools.
2️⃣ Aaliyah Dunklin of Leeds, a first-generation college student, earned a business administration degree with a major in human resource management and a minor in management from AUM’s College of Business.
3️⃣Christalynn Lee Tate of Shorter earned a business administration degree with a major in human resource management and aspires to become a chief human resources officer.

This Memorial Day, let us also take a moment to remember those who sacrificed everything for our freedom. Wishing everyo...
05/25/2026

This Memorial Day, let us also take a moment to remember those who sacrificed everything for our freedom.

Wishing everyone a safe and meaningful holiday.

AUM’s Army ROTC Mustang Battalion recently celebrated the commissioning of one of its cadets.Cadet Lateasha Goldsmith, w...
05/22/2026

AUM’s Army ROTC Mustang Battalion recently celebrated the commissioning of one of its cadets.

Cadet Lateasha Goldsmith, who studied business administration at AUM, was commissioned as a 2nd Lieutenant in the U.S. Army. She will begin her service as a chemical officer before entering her main branch as an adjutant general officer.

We’re proud to celebrate this milestone and her commitment to service. 🇺🇸

🎓We’re proud to celebrate these Warhawks from the Class of 2026 and the paths they’re forging since commencement.This gr...
05/22/2026

🎓We’re proud to celebrate these Warhawks from the Class of 2026 and the paths they’re forging since commencement.

This group of reflects the talent, resilience and purpose that defines the Warhawk spirit.

1️⃣ Grace Aragon of Montgomery earned a degree in accounting from AUM’s College of Business. She combined her love for numbers with public service and now works as an accountant for the government.
2️⃣ Bria F. Parker earned her master’s degree in management information systems and currently works for the Alabama Department of Rehabilitation Services as an assistive technology specialist. She plans to return to school for a second master’s degree as she prepares to transition into a career as a systems engineer.
3️⃣ Anna Christine McKinney earned a degree in psychology with a minor in counseling. She now plans to pursue a master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling as she continues preparing for a career helping individuals and families through counseling and mental health services.
4️⃣ Montgomery native Nicholas Drayton earned a degree in communications with a concentration in journalism. He serves as a volunteer broadcaster for WVAS 90.7 FM and as a multimedia journalist for AUM Live.

AUM’s new Machine Learning Lab is buzzing with innovation this week as faculty and students participate in hands-on AI t...
05/21/2026

AUM’s new Machine Learning Lab is buzzing with innovation this week as faculty and students participate in hands-on AI training. 💻🤖

Led by Dr. Olcay Kursun, assistant professor of computer science, the training is part of the university’s NSF ExpandAI initiative, which is helping expand AI education, research and innovation across campus.

Using NVIDIA Deep Learning Institute materials, participants are exploring real-world artificial intelligence applications while building practical deep learning skills in AUM’s high-powered AI computing lab.

We’re celebrating the talent, perseverance and compassion of spring graduates.This group of reflects the leadership, a...
05/21/2026

We’re celebrating the talent, perseverance and compassion of spring graduates.

This group of reflects the leadership, ambition and service of the Class of 2026.

1️⃣ Selma resident Richarda Lanier earned a degree in interdisciplinary studies from AUM’s University College.
2️⃣ Shandria Johnson of Atmore earned her master’s degree in speech-language pathology from AUM’s College of Nursing and Health Sciences. After graduating, she plans to work as a pediatric speech-language pathologist.
3️⃣ Pamela Njungwe of Atlanta, Georgia, earned her Doctor of Nursing Practice degree from AUM’s College of Nursing and Health Sciences. She is a family nurse practitioner with Loyal Source Government Services.
4️⃣ Kendra Johnson represents the entrepreneurial spirit of graduates from AUM’s College of Business. She earned her MBA and plans to apply her degree in her work as founder and chief executive officer of both Blackwood Global Enterprises and Kendra Johnson Corporation.

Invest in skills that employers value. 🎓Participants in AUM’s Summer Data Analytics Certificate Program will earn:✅ An o...
05/20/2026

Invest in skills that employers value. 🎓

Participants in AUM’s Summer Data Analytics Certificate Program will earn:

✅ An official AUM Certificate in Data Analytics
✅ Practical tool proficiency
✅ Stronger data handling skills
✅ Networking opportunities with faculty and peers

Perfect for professionals looking to quickly strengthen their analytical expertise and stand out in today’s competitive workforce.

Your next career move could start this summer. Register for a session today:

🔗 Session I: https://ow.ly/u1Jn50YFSUs
🔗 Session II: https://ow.ly/bb7x50YFSUq

Six BTW Magnet High School students were recognized in Auburn University at Montgomery’s third annual High School Poetry...
05/20/2026

Six BTW Magnet High School students were recognized in Auburn University at Montgomery’s third annual High School Poetry Competition.

BTW senior Lillian Speigner captured first place in the competition with her poem, “Echoes of Montgomery,” a reflection on violence, resilience, community, and hope in Montgomery.

Other BTW students earning honors were:

🏆Second Place (tie): “From Survival to Change” by Summer Stanford, 10th grade, and “Spilled Milk” by Tashod Jones, 10th grade
🏆Third Place: “Still Here” by Jayden Rudolph, 12th grade
🏆Honorable Mention (tie): “When Hate is Normalized” by Zulimar Reyes, 10th grade, and “The Weight of Falling Things” by Ayannah Boone, 10th grade

Joyce Kelley, professor of English and the competition’s organizer, said this year’s submissions were marked by their emotional honesty and their powerful reflection on both individual and shared experiences.

"We sought out voice-driven poetry for this competition, and each winning poem was emotionally resonant, connecting personal experiences to larger conversations about community."

Read more: https://ow.ly/bIHO50Z1TsR

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