At Outreach, we strive to extend the resources and expertise of the Auburn University System to individuals, organizations, the community and the environment in a manner that enhances productivity and the quality of life for individuals in Alabama, the United States, and around the world. 

Auburn Montgomery Outreach offers a diverse portfolio of services to help organizations and individuals work more efficiently and effectively.  We don’t believe that any one particular service is the magic answer for all.  A customized approach with tailored services and products works best.  Our clients use one or several of our services depending on their unique needs to ensure their strategies and goals become a reality.  Let us find the right solution for you!

Current Highlights:

Auburn Montgomery Outreach would like to congratulate those awarded funding for the Outreach Grant Awards

KidCheck, a project that will allow Auburn Montgomery's School of Nursing to provide health screening supplies to children attending Lowndes County public schools.

From Our Community to Yours, a project that will meet the needs of residents in the River Region through volunteer service projects performed by Auburn Montgomery students who are living on campus.

AUM Community Garden, a project that will involve several campus groups that will work to provide a garden that can be used for both public enjoyment and public service.  In addition, this garden will provide educational opportunities for teachers and students. 

Auburn Montgomery Outreach proudly announces the winner of the Excellence in Faculty Outreach Award, Dr. Carolyn Thomas

Since 1975, Dr. Thomas has been leading efforts against domestic violence.  She began as a member of the Alabama Statewide Domestic Abuse Task Force and helped write the first Public Service Grant to develop awareness of the need for services.  In 1979, the Alabama Coalition Against Domestic Violence was created and Dr. Thomas was selected to be the Founding President.  This shelter for battered women is now known as the Family Sunshine Center.  Through her work with battered women, their families and their abusers, Dr. Thomas has provided a wealth of knowledge to share with her counseling students.  The real-life examples and solid research has proven time and time again to be an excellent model for students in counseling.  Dr. Thomas currently serves as a Professor and Coordinator of Counselor Education at Auburn Montgomery.