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Supporting the Auburn University College of Agriculture helps provide top-tier experiences and resources for preparing students and faculty to reach their full potential through discovery, innovation, and high-impact learning.

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Ag Hill Dean's Society
The Ag Hill Dean’s Society recognizes the generosity of loyal alumni and friends who support the College of Agriculture with annual unrestricted gifts. 
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Advancement Team
The College of Agriculture’s Office of Advancement works closely with alumni and friends of the college to ensure a strong foundation of support.
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Women in Agriculture
Women in Ag aims to advance leadership, scholarship, and professional development opportunities for both women in the field and in our classrooms.
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Ways to Give

Whether through scholarships, facilities and equipment, annual gifts or beyond, your gifts can impact our work here every single day.

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STEM + Agricultural Sciences Research Complex
The Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) + Agricultural Sciences Complex will house the most current research instrumentation while offering flexible spaces to adjust to future research needs.

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Transformation Garden
At 16 acres, the Transformation Garden will envelop Auburn’s Old Rotation, to reflect all of plant-based agriculture including fruits, vegetables, ornamentals and row crops.

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Comer 150
Plans are laid to gut the interior of Comer Hall at Auburn University — while retaining her historic façade — to allow the interior to meet the needs of current and future faculty, staff and students.

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