• AUM faculty are renowned instructors who have exhibited their work nationally and internationally.

• AUM has expanded its sculpture program to include 2040 Turbo Delta Wasp 3D printers

• BFA candidates have the opportunity to showcase their works in a solo exhibition at the Cason McDermott Art Gallery on the AUM campus.

• Students have access to high-quality labs where they can learn about 3D modeling and Adobe Creative Cloud programs

• AUM students exhibit their work in local galleries and routinely submit to national and local shows and exhibitions.

• Brittany Roberson was the Outstanding Student for the Department of Fine Arts and the Chancellor’s Scholar for the College of Arts and Sciences. She serves as the president of the Montgomery chapter of the American Advertising Federation.

• Anna Hudman is a set designer at Walt Disney World Resort, Orlando, Fla.

• Chris Mills is an art director at Razorfish, Atlanta.

• Shayna Roldan Eldridge is a user experience designer at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Florida.

• Daniel Fuller owns Lux Original, a boutique marketing company specializing in real estate and small business media.

• Preston Collins works at Auburn University as a graphic designer for the Athletics Dept.

How high will you SOAR?

• A Communication minor might enhance your resume and expand your range of knowledge.
• Apply to the University Honors Program, a diverse community of students who take classes together, work on community service projects, and travel the U.S. and abroad.

• AUM faculty are renowned instructors who have exhibited their work nationally and internationally.

• A recent BFA graduate with a concentration in photography was accepted into the MFA program at Louisiana State University.

• The Department of Fine Arts at AUM offers scholarship opportunities to assist students in achieving their career goals.

• AUM students exhibit their work in local galleries and routinely submit to national and local shows and exhibitions.

• Trevette Brown was accepted into Atlanta Celebrates Photography’s Portfolio Review, a juried show for emerging photographers.

• Kaylee Hobbs works as the internet photographer on the marketing team for a luxury and import auto dealer.

How high will you SOAR?

• Some photographers aspire to make a living at an advertising agency, TV station, or film production company. A Communication minor might enhance your resume and expand your range of knowledge.
• Apply to the University Honors Program, a diverse community of students who take classes together, work on community service projects, and travel the U.S. and abroad.

• AUM faculty are renowned instructors who have exhibited their work nationally and internationally.

• AUM students exhibit their work in local galleries and routinely submit to national and local shows and exhibitions.

• BFA candidates have the opportunity to showcase their works in a solo exhibition at the Cason McDermott Art Gallery on the AUM campus.

• Brittany Roberson was the Outstanding Student for the Department of Fine Arts and the Chancellor’s Scholar for the College of Arts and Sciences. She serves as the president of the Montgomery chapter of the American Advertising Federation.

• Anna Hudman is a set designer at Walt Disney World Resort, Orlando, Fla.

• Chris Mills is an art director at Razorfish, Atlanta.

• Shayna Roldan Eldridge is a user experience designer at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Florida.

• Daniel Fuller owns Lux Original, a boutique marketing company specializing in real estate and small business media.

• Preston Collins works at Auburn University as a graphic designer for the Athletics Dept.

How high will you SOAR?

• Some artists aspire to make a living at an advertising agency or as a freelance marketing/advertising artist. A Marketing minor might enhance your resume and expand your range of knowledge.
• Apply to the University Honors Program, a diverse community of students who take classes together, work on community service projects, and travel the U.S. and abroad.

• AUM faculty are renowned instructors who have exhibited their work nationally and internationally.

• AUM students exhibit their work for local galleries in the Capital City.

• AUM students enter their work into juried competitions on the regional and national levels.

• Amber Hall won first place at the American Advertising Awards (formerly the ADDYs) in Las Vegas and the Vivian Butler Scott Award for her painting “Tornado Aftermath at Lake Martin East 1” at the Montgomery Museum of Art.

• Alex Trott was named “Student Designer of the Year” and won a Student Gold Award at the Central Alabama American Advertising Awards in Montgomery.

How high will you SOAR?

• Some artists aspire to make a living at an advertising agency or as a freelance marketing/advertising artist. A Marketing minor might enhance your resume and expand your range of knowledge.
• Apply to the University Honors Program, a diverse community of students who take classes together, work on community service projects, and travel the U.S. and abroad.

• Hands-on internships will give you experience that will position you for full-time employment after graduation.

• The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a specialization in Information Systems degree is approved and accredited by the prestigious AACSB International, which accredits only 10% of the business schools around the world.

• Class sizes are generally small so that students get individual attention from our faculty. Nine full-time PhD professors and one instructor with a master’s degree teach the courses.

• At AUM, you’ll develop practical skills in leadership, conflict resolution, problem-solving, and people management. You’ll have the opportunity to become skilled at seeing the big picture and taking action decisively.

• Renée Borg is a Technical Marketing Representative at RSA Dexter Avenue Data Center.

• Hunter Harris is Information Systems Manager for the Alabama State Bar Association.

• Tobias Mense is Chief Information Officer for AUM’s Office of Technology.

• Thomas Thaggard is a recruiter at GDH Consulting.

How high will you SOAR?

• Choose a minor in a field that might enhance your resume and abilities, such as Marketing.
• Apply to the University Honors Program, a diverse community of students who take classes together, work on community service projects, and travel the U.S. and abroad.

• Hands-on internships will give you experience that will position you for full-time employment after graduation. 

• The management curriculum aligns with the universal knowledge, skills, and abilities necessary for business leadership.

• The College of Business is accredited by the AACSB International, the nation’s oldest and most prestigious business school accrediting organization. Of the more than 1,400 business programs in the nation, only 418 are AACSB accredited.

• At AUM, you’ll develop practical skills in leadership, conflict resolution, problem-solving, and people management. You’ll have the opportunity to become skilled at seeing the big picture and taking action decisively.

• Hellana Marshall is a member of the Litigation Support staff at Hare, Wynn, Newell & Newton LLP.

• Lynn Carter is president of Southeast Cherokee Construction Inc.

How high will you SOAR?

• Choose a minor in a field that might complement your career path. For instance, managers use technology extensively, so a minor like Information Systems could provide additional skills that enhance your resume and abilities.
• Apply to the University Honors Program, a diverse community of students who take classes together, work on community service projects, and travel the U.S. and abroad.

• Hands-on internships will give you experience that will position you for full-time employment after graduation. Students intern with companies such as Rheem Manufacturing, SAVIC Innovative Plastics, Kelly Services, Baptist Health, Jackson Hospital, and East Alabama Medical Center.

• At AUM, you’ll develop practical skills in leadership, conflict resolution, problem-solving, testing and assessment and people management. You’ll learn about compensation, health and safety, and labor law as you also become skilled at hiring the right people and keeping your hires happy and productive.

• The campus chapter of the Society for Human Resource Management Club gives students a chance to socialize while learning more about the field of human resource management. For more information contact the club advisor, Dr. Mary Kiker, at (334) 244-3517 or mkiker@aum.edu.

• Sandra Stenger, PHR is the Vice President of Human Resources for MAX Credit Union.

• Arlene Brown is an Employment Specialist for Auburn University’s Human Resources department.

• Hazel Waites is an AmeriCorps Member working at Hands on River Region.

How high will you SOAR?

• Choose a minor in a field that might complement your career path. For instance, HR professionals use technology extensively, so a minor like Information Systems could provide additional skills that enhance your resume and abilities.
• Apply to the University Honors Program, a diverse community of students who take classes together, work on community service projects, and travel the U.S. and abroad.