Fall Programs

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Field Trip Visits

  • Virtual Field Trips are held with a maximum of 30 students per session. We will also offer In-Person Field Trips with a maximum of 50 students per session. All Virtual and In-Person Field Trips should be booked at LEAST two weeks in advance. 
MADE Making a difference in Engineering at Auburn

MADE

  • Grades: 11-12th
  • Making A Difference in Engineering at AU will give prospective students the chance to visit campus and learn about what our engineering program has to offer.
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GRAND Engineering Showcase

  • Grades: K-6th
  • GRAND Engineering Showcase invites you to explore how engineers are solving the world’s grand challenges through hands-on demonstrations
Read to your Class

Read to your Class

  • K-2nd
  • Classrooms will have the opportunity for a K-12 Outreach Administrator to read Rosie Revere, Engineer. At the end of the sessions, students will have the opportunity to conduct an engineering activity!

Spring Programs

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E-Day

  • Grades: 7-12th
  • Auburn Engineering's annual open house gives students a chance to learn about our campus, our programs and the incredible opportunities Auburn's Samuel Ginn College of Engineering offers
The Drop

The Drop

  • Grades: K-5th
  • Spend a Saturday and compete in an Egg Drop Competition held at Auburn University.

InnovateHER

  • Grades: 7-10th
  • Join us to see how our female alumni, faculty and students are inspiring the next generation of engineers!
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Future City

  • Grades: 6-8th
  • Team and project based learning program where students imagine, research, design, and build cities of the future.

Summer Programs

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Summer Expo

  • Rising 9th-11th graders
  • Explore how Auburn Engineers are engineering our future by attending our Summer Expo!
Senior Tigers Project

Senior Showcase

  • Rising 12th
  • During this one day program, students will have the opportunity to feel what it's lke to be an Auburn Engineering student for the day. Participants will explore different disciplines in engineering, as well as learn more about the process of becoming a future Auburn Engineering student.