Harbert Women in Business - Advancing and Empowering Women Leaders

 

Harbert Women in Business

Advancing and Empowering Women Leaders

Thanks to financial support from alumni and friends, Harbert Women in Business offers opportunities to support personal and professional growth, leadership development, and mentoring and networking with students.

Our Mission


To create an environment that advances women as professionals and leaders, promotes excellence through education, and builds supportive relationships through networking and mentoring. We strive to provide  opportunity for students, alumna, and allies by building life-long commitments and celebrating Harbert women.

Our Vision


To guide members of Harbert Women in Business by the three core pillars of engagement, development, and opportunity.

Core Pillars


Engagement

  • Connection between Harbert Women in Business and women's initiatives within the college
  • Attract and retain members including alumni, friends, and industry leaders

 

Development

  • Networking Events
  • Mentorships Opportunities 
  • Lunch & Learns

Opportunity

  • Speaking engagements with current students
  • Awarding Scholarships
  • Foster connections among members and students for career guidance, industry insights, and leadership development

Why Support Harbert Women in Business?


38%

of undergraduate students 
are women.

34%

of master's students 
are women.

34%

of PhD students 
are women.

Thanks to financial support from alumni and friends, Harbert Women in Business offers opportunities to support personal and professional growth, leadership development, and mentoring and networking with students.

 

Annual Giving Levels


  • Recent Graduate: $250 annually within 5 years of graduation
  • Young Alumni: $500 annually within 15 years of graduation
  • Alumni: $1,000 annually 15 years post-graduation

 

Give to Harbert Women in Business Today!

 

Contact Us

Have questions about how you can get involved? Get in touch with our Program Specialist!

Nicole Maroun

Nicole Maroun, Office of Advancement

nmm0014@auburn.edu

503H Lowder Hall