2011-This-is-Auburn

Toomer’s Corner

Tiger Walk

Aubie

“War Eagle”

• Population: 56,380 without students

• Recreation:

• 12 parks, 6 walking trails, 30 miles of bike paths, tennis complex, 2

swimming pools, municipal stadium, softball complex, 3 baseball

complexes, soccer complex, 3 recreation centers, arts center, and

more.

• On Football Game-Days Auburn becomes Alabama’s fifth most populous

city.

• Downtown Auburn (as seen here), is the focal point of the community. It

is a lively, thriving retail area with many shops, restaurants, quaint coffee

shops, unique bookstores, and banks.

• Several apartment units and condos are located in the downtown

area and transit is provided to the University and surrounding areas.

Named the 2nd best place to live in 2009 by U.S. News and World Report

In 2005, Golf Digest rated Auburn-Opelika MSA the “#1 Area in America for Golf.”

Demographics Daily recognized Auburn

as a “small dream town,” offering a high

quality of life to ALL residents.

The Village

• 8 Residence Halls

• Configured as “super suites” shared by 4

student-athletes.

• The suites consist

primarily of four single

bedrooms, two

bathrooms and a

common living/dining

area.

Regular Lines Open

Monday – Friday

7am – 6pm

External Night Transit Open

Monday - Friday

6:15pm – 10pm

Night Shuttle Open

7 Days a Week

6pm – 7am

FREE to ALL students

20 different lines

are offered around Auburn

Over 200 on &

off campus stops

Students are able to follow

routes live on-line with

constant GPS tracking

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• Founded in 1856

• Enrollment for 2010-2011: 25,078

• Undergraduate: 20,221

• Graduate: 3,874

• Professional: 2,983

• Male: 51%

• Female: 49%

• Auburn has awarded more

than 250,000 academic

degrees.

• Approximately 90% of

students who receive their

bachelor’s degree are

employed full-time within one

year after graduation.

In 2006, U.S. News & World Report, America’s Best Colleges ranked Auburn

University’s College of Engineering “40th in the nation for undergraduate programs

and 46th in the nation for graduate programs amongst public universities.”

Auburn University was ranked 45th

among the nation’s public universities,

according to the 2009 rankings compiled

by U.S. News & World Report.

Auburn University is ranked in the top 50

public institutions in the nation for providing a

quality education with educational value

according to U.S. News & World Report.

Auburn University more than doubled their

National Merit Scholars in the fall of 2009,

ranking them 34th nationally, according

to the National Merit Scholarship Corporation.

Auburn graduates have the second highest

earnings average in the SEC.

College of Agriculture

College of Education

College of Liberal Arts

College of Business

Graduate School

Honors College

College of Veterinary Medicine

College of Human Sciences

School of Nursing

College of Architecture,

Design & Construction

Samuel Ginn College of Engineering

College of Sciences & Mathematics

Harrison School of Pharmacy

School of Forestry & Wildlife Sciences

Auburn University Athletics

Department S.A.S.S. program

was developed to promote,

assist, and provide counsel to

all student-athletes in the

areas of academics, eligibility,

admissions, financial aid,

career counseling, and healthy

behaviors.

Career Development Services

Priority Scheduling

Study Table

120 Tutors/Mentors

Computer Facilities (Laptop/Desktop)

Senior Associate Athletics Director

Assistant Athletics Director

3 Learning Specialists

6 Academic Counselors

Specialty Classes

Auburn has finished in the top 10 %

in the Director’s Cup for 10 consecutive years.

235 Auburn student-athletes were honored at the annual Tiger

Torch Banquet. Student-athletes must have a minimum 3.0 for the

year or their career to be honored.

$3.5 million is spent

annually on facility

improvements.

Currently $106 million is

being spent on major

facility construction.

Auburn is Under Armour’s

Flagship School

Over $18 Million

for 6 years

January 2011 – May 2011

116 Volunteer Projects

Completed

January 2010 – May 2010

118 Volunteer Projects

Completed

June 2010 – December 2010

97 Volunteer Projects

Completed

Voice of the Student-Athlete

Committed To:

Athletics

Academics

Career Development

Personal Development

Community Service

Promotes communication between the Athletics

Administration and the student-athletes.

Two representatives from each team.

Beginning with the 2009-10

season, ESPN and the

Southeastern Conference

entered a15-year relationship

that will make the SEC the most

widely televised conference in

the nation.

David Walsh

Dr. Michael

Goodlett

13 Full-Time

Certified Athletic

Trainers

Full-time

Physical

Therapist

10 Certified

Graduate Assistants

ALL teams have

their own athletic

trainer

Full-time

Team

Physician

World

Renowned

Orthopedic

Surgeon

Dr.

James

Andrews

6 Full Time

Strength Coaches

4 Weight Rooms

Individualized

& Team Workouts

Safe weight maintenance –

in and out of season

One of only 31 schools

in the nation with a full-

time nutritionist

Scott Sehnert

Sports Dietitian

Easily identifiable food choices

marked with a distinct symbol to make the easiest

and best decision possible for optimal performance.

Student-Athletic Specific Training Table

Food designed to

help the student-athlete

recover, prepare for the

next day, and maintain or

Improve overall health.

Nutritional education

& counseling

Food choices designed specifically for the student-athletes

Athletes can dine together and build relationships

that make up the “Auburn Family.”

Sports Dietitian has direct influence

on what is being offered.

Nightly consultation with the Sports Dietitian for correct food choices.

Improve health

& performance

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SPORTS

539 Student-Athletes

37

STATES

20

COUNTRIES

1 FAMILY

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