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        April 2025

        Auburn FMA brings home another win in national student competition

        Auburn FMA brings home another win in national student competition

        Auburn Financial Management Association (FMA) placed first nationally in the 2025 Alta Fox Small-Cap Stock Pitch Competition on March 1, beating out 48 other collegiate teams. 

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        Protector Innovations wins top prize at 2025 Tiger Cage Pitch

        Protector Innovations wins top prize at 2025 Tiger Cage Pitch

        A competition that started with 35 student-led business startups competing for $105,000 in seed funding several months ago concluded March 28 with Harbert College of Business accounting junior Sophia Aulisio’s Protector Innovations earning first prize and $30,000 in startup capital.

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        Alumna Wilson to speak at Spring 2025 commencement

        Alumna Wilson to speak at Spring 2025 commencement

        Harbert College of Business alumna Tara Wilson (finance ’97), founder and CEO of the Tara Wilson Agency, will be speaking at two Auburn Spring 2025 commencement ceremonies.

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        2025 Involvement Award Winners and Finalists!

        2025 Involvement Award Winners and Finalists!

        Congratulations to the 2025 Involvement Award Winners and Finalists! Your passion, dedication and leadership continue to inspire our campus community. Let’s celebrate Jordan Parker and Lily Bradford for being named Student Leaders of the Year and Auburn FMA for winning the Most Excellent Campus Fall Event Award!

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        Ethical leaders boost remote workers’ performance, researchers say

        Ethical leaders boost remote workers’ performance, researchers say

        Employees are likely to perform better and be committed to the organization when they are supervised by ethical leaders, even when working remotely. Ethical leadership is evident in an organization when employees recognize values such as integrity, fairness and care for others through the actions of a leader.

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