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Oct. 23
Game Day Tailgate Party
Ag Heritage Park
Auburn
Held prior to the AU/Kentucky football game, this event features food, drink, fellowship and lots of pre-game fun and is open to all CoAg alumni, students, faculty and friends.
Contact: Robert Hensarling at 334-844-3596 or hensara@auburn.edu
Oct. 29
War Eagle Days
Auburn
CoAg administrators, staff and Ag Ambassadors meet with prospective 2005 freshmen. War Eagle Day events feature orientations, campus tours and college representative sessions.
Contact: Bill Alverson at 334-844-3200 or alverwj@auburn.edu
Nov. 1
Student Agricultural Council
Hood Auditorium
Comer Hall
Auburn
6 p.m.
Agricultural Council is a group including students and CoAg club leaders that meets regularly to coordinate student events and programs.
Contact: Bill Alverson at 334-844-3200 or alverwj@auburn.edu
Nov. 4-5
Second Annual Fall Landscape School
The Hotel and Dixon Conference Center
Auburn
Topics will include plants and design, business, a practicum section, a build-a-pond workshop, pest management and a variety of other issues.
Contact: CoAg Department of Horticulture at 334-844-4862
Nov. 5
War Eagle Days
Auburn
CoAg administrators, staff and Ag Ambassadors meet with prospective 2005 freshmen. War Eagle Day events feature orientations, campus tours and college representative sessions.
Contact: Bill Alverson at 334-844-3200 or alverwj@auburn.edu
Nov. 5-7
First Annual J.T. Vaughan Equine Medical Conference for the Practitioner
Auburn
This event offers more than 18 continuing education credit hours for veterinarians in the study of Equine Neurology and Lameness. The conference is named for Tom Vaughan, former dean of the College of Veterinary Medicine and an internationally recognized equine surgeon.
Contact: 800-483-8633 or 334-844-3699
Nov. 8
War Eagle Days
Auburn
CoAg administrators, staff and Ag Ambassadors meet with prospective 2005 freshmen. War Eagle Day events feature orientations, campus tours and college representative sessions.
Contact: Bill Alverson at 334-844-3200 or alverwj@auburn.edu
Nov. 8-9
Rural Redesign – The Transformation of Alabama's Rural Landscape
Third Butler/Cunningham Conference on Agriculture and the Environment
Montgomery
The Butler/Cunningham conference series explores issues in agriculture and forestry, the environment and rural life in Alabama. It is open to the public. Registration fee cost is $95.
Contact: June Burns at 334-844-4076 or visit www.ag.auburn.edu/BC
Nov. 13
Game Day Tailgate Party
Ag Heritage Park
Auburn
Held prior to the AU/Georgia football game, this event features food, drink, fellowship and lots of pre-game fun and is open to all CoAg alumni, students, faculty and friends.
Contact: Robert Hensarling at 334-844-3596 or hensara@auburn.edu
Nov. 15
Student Agricultural Council
Hood Auditorium
Comer Hall
Auburn
6 p.m.
Agricultural Council is a group including students and CoAg club leaders that meets regularly to coordinate student events and programs.
Contact: Bill Alverson at 334-844-3200 or alverwj@auburn.edu
Nov. 16
Going Organic: Experiences and Strategies for Alabama Growers
10 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Birmingham Botanical Gardens
2612 Lane Park Road
Birmingham
This event is open to the public and geared for people interested in becoming organic crop producers. Pre-registration is requested but not required. Registration is $10 per person, which includes lunch.
Contact: Dee Fowler at 334-844-1950 or fowlewd@auburn.edu
Nov. 17
Crenshaw County CoAg Career Day
Luverne
9:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.
This event introduces local high school and junior college students to CoAg majors and programs.
Contact: Bill Alverson at 334-844-3200 or alverwj@auburn.edu
Dec. 6
11th Annual International College of Human Sciences Quality of Life Awards
United Nations
New York, N.Y.
Contact: Harriet Giles at hgiles@auburn.edu or 334-844-3241
Dec. 17
CoAg Fall Graduation Breakfast
Ham Wilson Arena
Auburn
9 a.m.
Fall 2004 CoAg graduates and their families will be honored at his breakfast hosted by the AU Agricultural Alumni Association and sponsored by the Alabama Poultry and Egg Association.
Contact: Ann Gulatte at 334-844-2345 or gulatam@auburn.edu
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