Auburn’s College of Education ENGAGE Council, a vital group dedicated to supporting the growth, engagement, and success of our alumni network, serves as an essential bridge between the College of Education and its graduates and supporters.
Through participation in this council, members have the opportunity to:
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Help shape and guide alumni engagement programs
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Foster connections between alumni, students, faculty, and other stakeholders
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Contribute ideas for alumni events, mentoring, and professional development
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Promote philanthropic efforts that enhance the institution’s future
This council not only strengthens our alumni network but also plays a significant role in advancing the mission of our college.
Auburn University’s College of Education has always been more than just a place to learn for Courtney Bass. It’s where Bass discovered his calling, built lifelong friendships and set the foundation for a career in education.
When Amy Baker was a student in Auburn’s College of Education in the 1990s, she had what you might call a perfect view of Auburn Athletics—one that she says led to her calling.
Mark Marshall has a motto when it comes to education, and he says it fits Auburn University’s College of Education perfectly.
Michael Dugan has held several varied roles, all involving teaching and inspiring others. His latest title is chair of the new Auburn University College of Education ENGAGE Council.
Auburn University’s College of Education recently launched a new council focused on alumni engagement.
