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We develop innovative solutions that address the complex problems facing society, incorporating both science and design in transdisciplinary consumer-centric approaches that improve the quality of life for individuals and families.
Apparel merchandising gave me the opportunity to expand on my creativity and my business acumen and bring them together in a way that I can pursue for the rest of my life.
Our Stories
What began as a sewing hobby early in life that flourished into taking a leap of faith to pursue a degree in Apparel Design and Production Management (APDP) at Auburn University has ultimately led Jordan Hobbs to represent the College of Human Sciences as the Graduation Marshal for the Summer 2026 commencement exercises on Saturday, Aug. 8. Learn more about Hobb's success during her time at Auburn from this Q&A.
College of Human Sciences apparel merchandising and journalism minor student Chelsi Banks embraces her individuality, wears what she wants and sees fashion as a discipline worthy of serious study — an approach that helped earn her recognition as one of the most stylish young Americans across all 50 states by Vogue Magazine.
Dr. Pamela Ulrich, who devoted a large portion of her life to education, serving Auburn University for more than 44 years before retiring as the College of Human Sciences Consumer and Design Sciences Department Head and Under Armour Professor in 2022, will be remembered during a celebration of life on Thursday, July 23, from 4-6 p.m. at The Red Barn in Auburn.
