Auburn Engineering E-Magazine

New this fall, visitors to the college can navigate the Shelby Center with the touch of a button. The facility now has three 46-inch LCD touch screen directories containing actalyst smart boards, which allow visitors to quickly find engineering faculty, staff and departments housed in its buildings. Located on the first floor in each wing and the center building, the screens are easily accessible to everyone who enters the Shelby Center. Visitors can view a map that shows them the best route to their destination, as well as contact information and a photo of each engineering employee. The screens will also communicate emergency and severe weather alerts broadcast through Auburn’s AU Alert system. Users can catch up on the latest news from Auburn Engineering through a real-time news feed that scrolls across the main screen, as well as view recent photos of engineering students and professors in action. Next time you’re on campus, come by the Shelby Center to give the screens a test drive.

Taming Telsa

A History of Auburn Engineering
- Part 2; from Red Clay
to Red Satellite

Man's Best Friend Goes it Alone

Putting Innovation to Work:
The ABCs of Tech Transfer

Passport Required

Nursing + Engineering

Camp Recap

Engineering E-Mag is a service of the Samuel Ginn College of Engineering. This newsletter is distributed to alumni and friends throughout the year.
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