Education
M.Ed. Auburn University, Higher Education Administration, 2022
B.S. Auburn University, Human Development and Family Sciences, 2020
Research interests
• College Student Development
• Significant Medical Events
• Medical Trauma
• Resilience
• Social Support System
Publications/Posters/Papers
The Southern Association for College Student Affairs (SACSA) Pecha Kucha Presentation
- Brooks Triplett - Supporting Students Experiencing Medical Trauma - SACSA Region III
Annual Conference, Atlanta, GA - November 2023
National Association of Student Personnel Administration (NASPA) Stories Series -
Brooks Triplett - 5 Years, 2 Degrees and 2 Brain Surgeries, Supporting Students
Experiencing Medical Trauma - NASPA Annual Conference, Boston, MA - April 2023
Arnberg, B., & Triplett, B. (2022). “Above and Beyond, Compliance Wise: Performative
Advocacy and the Sexual Assault Tsunami.” International Congress of Qualitative
Inquiry. Annual Conference. Urbana, IL, 2022
Courses taught
First Year Seminar: Engineered for Success Instructor | Auburn University College of Engineering Fall 2024 and Fall 2025
Research projects
Graduate Research Assistant for the Auburn University College Experiences and Beyond Study Auburn, AL June 2025 – Present Dr. Di Samek | Principal Investigator College of Human Sciences
Accomplishments
Student Organization Supporter of the Year | Office of Student Involvement – Involvement Awards 2025
Fun Facts
Favorite movies?
Finding Nemo.
Hobbies/hidden talents?
I went to a performing arts high school in Savannah, GA where I was a
Theater major. I love theater and miss performing every day. I came to Auburn to study
Education and really never considered pursuing theater past high school but I decided to
audition for a, AU Theater and Dance show with the in Spring of ‘22 and was cast in production
called “The Wolves” at 22, in my last year of grad school and in the middle of my comps and job
searching – never give up on your dreams!
If you could study any random thing other than HDFS/MFT, what would it be?
Strangely, it would be marine biology – I grew up in coastal Georgia and would love to study sea turtles or sharks or something.
What advice would you offer to someone thinking about graduate school?
If grad school is on your radar, think about the impact you want to make, that is really what
kept me encouraged and grounded during the process. Talk with professors, current grad
students, and career coaches to see how a graduate degree could help you create that kind of
change and help you take steps towards your long-term goal
