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Auburn University Professor of Supply Chain Management Glenn Richey offers expert advice on how agencies can prepare for hurricanes and for recovery efforts.
Auburn University School of Forestry and Wildlife professors Christopher Lepczyk and Hanqin Tian comment on the Amazon fires and effects of deforestation.
Dr. Albert Wang, Auburn University’s Synovus Fellow and associate professor of finance in the Harbert College of Business, comments on the possibility of a recession in the United States.
Dr. Alan Wilson, a professor in Auburn University’s School of Fisheries, Aquaculture and Aquatic Sciences in the College of Agriculture, comments on the recent deaths of pets related to poor water quality, specifically freshwater algal blooms.
Matthew Clary, a lecturer in the Department of Political Science in Auburn’s College of Liberal Arts, studies Chinese politics, U.S./China relations, East Asian politics, American foreign policy and national security and other current events related to international relations.
Anna Ruth Gatlin, an assistant professor of interior design in Auburn’s College of Human Sciences, offered her thoughts on the changing world of office design. In 2014, she utilized her expertise to assist interior design faculty and industry partners in transforming interior design faculty offices into “working labs.” Each space contained various types of furniture and carpet to enhance students’ education. Their work earned second place from the Association of University Interior Designers National Design Competition. Gatlin served as a designer for Facilities Management at Auburn for six years, while lecturing in the college. She was part of a design team that won the Best Institutional Design award for their work on the Mell Classroom Building at Auburn. Gatlin is a three-time Auburn alumna with LEED AP certification.
As the deadly Ebola virus outbreak in Eastern Congo continues to spread, Stewart Schneller, an Auburn University professor who studies the virus, offers comments on the efforts to control the spread of the virus and the complicated circumstances surrounding that effort.
It’s the math equation that has gone viral on social media: 8 ÷ 2(2+2) = ?
