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Students gather inside Foy on the Fly, where a student engineering team developed a redesigned reusable food container aimed at improving dining efficiency and reducing plastic waste.
Engineering students redesign reusable food containers for Foy on the Fly
Denise Cooper has served as a student services coordinator since joining the Thomas Walter Center. She said the most rewarding part of her career has been helping students discover their strengths and define their goals.
Advising award honors retiring student services coordinator
From left, Harrison Ranier, Thomas Lester and Liam Heary.
Three engineering students among publication’s top young innovators
With courses focused on healthcare operations, human factors and culture and policy, the certificates will prepare engineering and non-engineering students to address real-world challenges in healthcare.
Auburn ISE launches healthcare systems certificates
Six Auburn Engineering faculty members — Daniel Tauritz, Dave Bevly, Anton Schindler, Virginia Davis, John Evans and Brian Thurow — have been awarded new or continued endowed professorships, effective Aug. 16, the college announced.
Auburn Engineering announces six new or renewed endowed professorships
Representatives from Auburn Engineering and LGH participated in a signing ceremony at the Space and Missile Defense Symposium at the Von Braun Center in Huntsville on Aug. 6, 2025, to formalize the partnership.
Auburn Engineering joins Leadership Greater Huntsville as trustee
Engineering students have the opportunity to advance their skills in product design and innovation through the Tom and Jean Walter ABM Fellowship.
Walter ABM Fellowship Empowers Engineering Students
Thomas Lester is active in the university's Thomas Walter Center for Technology's fellowship program and the New Venture Accelerator.
Junior in industrial and systems engineering 3rd at SEC pitch competition
Pictured are Wills Cook and Brock Baker, seniors in industrial and systems engineering, Nick Smith and Ford Watson, seniors in mechanical engineering and Conner Knighten and Walker Hartfield, seniors in the Harbert College of Business. The team collaborated to develop the Infinity Flex, a modifiable cable attachment for a multitude of upper body exercises.
ISE students collaborate to develop exercise equipment
Auburn Makersfest 2024 is offering $2,000 in prize money to any Auburn student who has developed a product, written a song, or composed a poem – anything that was created – during a competition meant to stimulate creative thinking.
Auburn Makersfest submissions due Oct. 18
Aubie holds the a sign for the Thomas Walter Center for Technology Management
Thomas Walter Center prepares students for global innovation
David, who joined the Auburn faculty in 2012, has served as an assistant professor, associate professor and was recently promoted to the rank of full professor.
David named associate dean for research
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