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The Future Auburn Engineers Club is a free program that gives club members monthly hands-on activities to try at home. Members also receive a summer activity book packed with engineering challenges, along with special gifts and Auburn swag throughout the year. Upon registering, members receive a Welcome Packet, followed by a Summer Activity Book in June–July, a Back-to-School Surprise in August, and a Monthly Activity from September–May.
• Ages: 5–13 years old
• Price: The Future Auburn Engineers Club is a free program.
The Future Auburn Engineers Club is a program of the Samuel Ginn College of Engineering’s K–12 Outreach. The club is designed for K–8th grade students and hosts events that connect students with real engineering experiences. The club also helps create a lasting connection with Auburn Engineering, supporting a smooth, confident transition into future college exploration. The Samuel Ginn College of Engineering states that it embraces its land-grant values in order to transform lives and enhance society through impactful engineering education and research. The college’s K–12 Outreach is involved in numerous activities designed to expose primary and secondary students to the world of engineering with the goal of strengthening and diversifying the engineering workforce of the future. The program’s leadership team includes AJ Woodson, Administrator of Engineering K–12 Outreach, and Clayton Ann Short, Manager of Engineering K–12 Outreach.
Last updated June 26, 2026.
• Ages: 5–13 years old
• Price: The Future Auburn Engineers Club is a free program.
The Future Auburn Engineers Club is a program of the Samuel Ginn College of Engineering’s K–12 Outreach. The club is designed for K–8th grade students and hosts events that connect students with real engineering experiences. The club also helps create a lasting connection with Auburn Engineering, supporting a smooth, confident transition into future college exploration. The Samuel Ginn College of Engineering states that it embraces its land-grant values in order to transform lives and enhance society through impactful engineering education and research. The college’s K–12 Outreach is involved in numerous activities designed to expose primary and secondary students to the world of engineering with the goal of strengthening and diversifying the engineering workforce of the future. The program’s leadership team includes AJ Woodson, Administrator of Engineering K–12 Outreach, and Clayton Ann Short, Manager of Engineering K–12 Outreach.
Last updated June 26, 2026.
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