COSAM stays connected
Night in New Orleans
Saturday, April 14
The Donald Davis Arboretum will be transformed into “The Big Easy” complete with
traditional fare, jazz entertainment and a silent auction. Proceeds from this inaugural
event will provide enhancements to the Arboretum.
Marie W. Wooten Memorial 5k
Saturday, April 21
Held annually in Dean Wooten’s memory to recognize her many contributions
to Auburn University. Funds raised support the Dr. Marie W. Wooten Memorial
Scholarship for outstanding young women.
Society of Women in Sciences and Mathematics Symposium
Tuesday, May 1
The Society, which is committed to increasing awareness of opportunities available
for women in the fields of sciences and mathematics, is pleased to have Anda Ray, ’78
Physics, TVA Senior Vice President of the Office of Environment and
Research as this year’s keynote speaker. Nearly 100 area high school students will be
guests and have the opportunity to interact with role models.
Distinguished Alumnus/a Award and Dinner
Friday, October 5
Nominations are being accepted now for COSAM’s sixth Distinguished Alumnus/a
Award. Nominees will have achieved significant stature in their chosen field, and have
a history of commitment to Auburn University and the COSAM. Nominations are
welcome from COSAM Alumni and the general public and must be received by May 1.
Dean’s Scholarship Golf Classic
November 2
Calling all golfers . . . Join us “fore” the 18th annual tournament. Moore’s Mill Club
in Auburn is the venue for this COSAM tradition that supports undergraduate
scholarships.
Tailgates
October 6 (vs. Arkansas)
October 27 (vs. Texas A&M)
November 10 ( vs. Georgia)
Join us for food, fun and fellowship before we cheer on our Tigers to victory!
For additional information on these events and others,
contact Brook Moates at 334.844.2931 or [email protected].
Investment Opportunities:
Student Support: Student Support
allows us to recruit and retain those with
the highest potential.
Unrestricted Support: Unrestricted
gifts provide flexibility to address unmet or
unexpected needs.
Society of Women in Sciences and
Mathematics: The Society strives to
increase awareness of opportunities
available for women in the fields of science
and math.
Society of Health Professionals:
Members are devoted to enriching the
quality of pre-health education through
scholarships, faculty enrichment and
program enhancement.
Biodiversity Learning Center: Plans
for a new building are underway to house
this spectacular colletion of mammals,
birds, paleontological invertebrates and
vertebrates, reptiles, amphibians, fish, and
flowering plants.
Donald E. Davis Arboretum: A
hidden campus jewel, the Arboretum is an
asset to the entire community and focuses
on conservation and education.
Outreach Activities: Exciting, handson laboratory activities and enthusiastic
science mentors are provided for the K-12
community.
Summer Bridge Program: An
intensive residential program for talented
and highly motivated underrepresented
students, the program prepares and equips
these incoming freshmen with the tools
necessary to succeed in college.
For questions or more information,
please contact the COSAM Office of
Development at 334-844-2931.
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