Human Sciences programs promote living well through a focus on human health and well-being. Our innovative academic programs ignite creativity to discover sustainable solutions for improving quality of life around the world. Beyond technical preparation, our graduates possess a broad worldview, a diverse understanding of the world in which they live and work, and a commitment to building a better world — one life at a time. Come see how Human Sciences can help you make an impact on the world around you.
Explore the latest issue of our college's Alumni and Friends magazine to see how this past year has been one of transformation—marked by progress, resilience, and an exciting vision for the future.
In the latest episode, we feature Mary Ryan, a 2013 graduate in Hotel and Restaurant Management and now Director of Operations at JW Marriott Houston.
Watch as the construction of the Barbara Drummond Thorne Academic and Research Facility takes place. As the future home to the College of Human Sciences, this new facilty will be a four-story, 138,000-square-foot building located at the northeast corner of Mell Street and Roosevelt Drive. It will house teaching spaces, faculty research facilities, laboratories, classrooms, offices and common areas.
As the Barbara Drummond Thorne Academic and Research Facility takes shape, alumni and friends have meaningful opportunities to help build its legacy. Through a commemorative brick paver project, supporters can celebrate their connection to Auburn, honor someone who shaped their journey and make a lasting impact on the future home of the CHS.
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As a new fall semester begins on the Plains, Bird & Batter and Bodda Biscuit, two exciting food concepts showcasing the outstanding culinary creativity of Horst Schulze School of Hospitality Management students will debut at The Incubator — a place that serves as a launchpad for future chefs, entrepreneurs and hospitality leaders.
Dr. Martin O'Neill, Head of the Horst Schulze School of Hospitality Management in the College of Human Sciences, was recently honored on a national scale earning the ICHRIE McCool Breakthrough Award.
Auburn University's Military REACH is playing a key role in the 2026 Military Family Readiness Academy this August through its ongoing work with OneOp, a federally funded professional development platform for military family service providers. This year's four-week virtual series, “Building Strong Communities for Military Family Readiness,” runs on consecutive Wednesdays throughout August and is open at no cost to extension professionals, service providers, community leaders, and all who support military families.
