Liberal Arts announces inaugural 30 Under 30 class
The College of Liberal Arts announces its inaugural 30 Under 30 class. Because of their leadership, creativity, commitment and drive, this group of young alumni are making an impact on their professions, improving communities and building a brighter future for us all. These young alumni have demonstrated leadership and creativity, and are providing the best examples of what it means to live by the Auburn Creed.
See the inaugural 30 Under 30 class website for full details.
Sallie Boone '16, Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences
Samantha Boyd '12, Communication and Media Studies
Camren Brantley-Rios '15, Public Relations
Dillan Brewer '15, Health Services Administration
Blake Burgess '13, Theatre
Madeline Burkhardt '15, Art History
Chardae Caine '14, Master of Public Administration
Jacqueline Keck Chandler '18, Economics
Olivia Cook '19, Master of Public Administration, PhD Public Admin and Public Policy
Carolyn Rush Crouse '13, Public Relations
Amanda Foster Dalton '15, Journalism
Taylor Dyleski '14, Theatre Management
Ashley Edwards '15, Social Work
W. Davis Gammon '19, Master of Public Administration
Brock Gooden '20, Professional Flight
Laura Lumpkin Hart '16, English Literature
Courtney Haun '19, PhD Public Admin and Public Policy
Brooklyn Holt '19, Journalism
Brian Massey '18, Master of Public Administration
Austin Monk '12, Master of Public Administration
Jackson Moore '16, Aviation Management
Gregory Noorigian '15, Political Science
Malcolm Patterson '14, German and Engineering
Jackson Pruett '15, Political Science
Marian Royston '13, History
Emily Scammell '13, Political Science
Leah Seay '15, Public Relations
Ken Ward '18, Master of Public Administration
Tiffany Watson '15, Media Studies
Eva Wohiren '14, Journalism
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