About Auburn Magazine
Auburn Magazine's mission is to "serve its readers—the dues-paying members of the Auburn Alumni Association—and Auburn University by acting as a comprehensive communications vehicle to provide alumni and friends with balanced and objective coverage of issues pertaining to the association and university, a means of staying in touch with their alma mater as well as one another, and a forum for the open exchange and discussion of relevant viewpoints and ideas."
Auburn Magazine recently won national awards for both writing and design. The Washington, D.C., based Council for the Advancement and Support of Education, the primary trade association for higher-education advancement professionals in the United States, is honoring Auburn Magazine with two awards during the organization's 2010 Circle of Excellence awards ceremony in July. The flagship alumni magazine, published by the Auburn Alumni Association, is receiving a gold award in CASE's "Magazine Publishing Improvement" category in recognition of its 2009 redesign. The magazine is also receiving a silver award in CASE's "Articles of the Year" category for a Summer 2009 cover story on the locavore movement written by staff writer Suzanne Johnson.
Since its debut in Spring 1994, Auburn Magazine has won over a dozen regional and national awards for writing, design, and printing excellence.
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