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Warhawk Weekly 7-11: New baseball coach; Summer Career Fair

Baseball program turns to new head coach

a man holding a sign posing for the cameraIn addition to knowing the Gulf South Conference, new Auburn University at Montgomery baseball coach Franklin Bush is well-acquainted with Alabama’s River Region.

That knowledge base, coupled with his success as associate head coach and recruiting coordinator at University of Montevallo, made him a natural choice to become just the third head coach in program history. AUM Director of Athletics Erik Maas announced the hiring of Bush on June 28.

“Montgomery is where is all started for me,” said Bush, a native of the city who helped Montevallo earn second and third-place GSC regular season finishes the last two years. “To come back home and serve as the head baseball coach (for AUM) is an absolute dream for me and my family.”

Bush follows Marty Lovrich, who retired after guiding the Warhawks to 235 wins from 2015-2023. In his past two seasons at Montevallo, Bush helped the Falcons go 75-31 and earn an NCAA South Region tournament berth.

Learn more in AUM Athletics.

Get your resumes ready for the Summer Career Fair

AUM students and alumni will have an opportunity to connect with more than 20 employers at the Career Development Center’s Summer Career Fair.

The event will take place Monday, July 17, from 12:30 p.m. to 2 p.m. in Taylor Center 221-223.

Need help refining your resume or brushing up on your interview skills. Contact the Career Development Center through the Handshake mobile app.

‘Speak Up & Speak Out’ camp preps students for the podium

AUM’s Office of Collaborative Partnerships will host “Speak Up & Speak Out,” a week-long debate intensive summer camp for rising eighth-12th graders.

The camp will be held July 24-28, with beginners scheduled for sessions from 9 a.m.-noon and advanced/intermediate students from 1-4 p.m.

The camp offers students the opportunity to acquire and practice the fundamentals of debate by honing their research, writing and speaking skills with a community of learners. Students will participate in daily practice rounds, culminating in an exhibition round-robin style tournament on the last day.

The $175 camp fee covers supplies, snacks and lunches. Register online by July 14.
If you have questions, email [email protected].

Sharpen hoops skills with Coach Cheaney

a group of people standing in a roomYoung basketball players will have a chance to sharpen their skills at upcoming campus offered by AUM men’s basketball coach Michael Cheaney.

The kids’ camp for players in grades 3-11 will be held July 17-20, from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. each day. The cost is $125 per camper.

Register online by July 16.

Wilkes hosting youth softball camps

AUM softball coach Scottie Wilkes will host a series of camps to teach defense, base running and hitting.

Camps will be held on July 10, July 13, and August 4 for girls ages 14 and up at the AUM Softball Complex. Each camp date will be limited to the first 22 athletes that register, with three pitchers and three catchers at each camp.

Campers will be responsible for bringing their own equipment. Register online and learn about camp fees.

Submit Alumni Board nominations

Are you passionate about making a difference at your alma mater? AUM Alumni Association invites graduates to apply for a position on the Alumni Association Board of Directors.

As the advisory board to the Auburn University at Montgomery Alumni Association, the Alumni Board seeks candidates who are proven leaders, have demonstrated service to the AUM alumni family, are experienced in working in a collaborative environment, and are committed to serving as community ambassadors for AUM.

Board members are expected to be active members of the AUM Alumni Association. Nominations will close Friday, September 1.

Submit your nomination!

Become a Peer Mentor with the EEEC

a person sitting in a chair talking on a cell phonePeer mentors for the Experiential Education and Engagement Center are undergraduate students who help guide and encourage fellow AUM students.

Mentors also are leaders who act as a support system by helping students understand course material and class expectations. To qualify, students must:

Minimum qualifications:

  • Be a current AUM undergraduate student with a 2.75 GPA (minimum)
  • Completed two semesters at AUM (full-time status)
  • Successful completion of the course with which you will assist with a B or higher
  • Complete the application process with all required documents submitted

If you are interested in being a peer mentor, apply online.

Get updates on campus events

Don’t get left out of important campus events. There’s an easy way to keep up with what’s happening each day. Enroll in AUM365 and get the 4-1-1 from Curtiss The Warhawk himself. Text curti$$ to 334-398-6025 to receive reminders about upcoming happening.

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