ASABE


Intro to ASABE

“The ASABE (American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers) student branch at Auburn University is designed to promote the interest and involvement of undergraduate and graduate students (pre-professionals) in the ASABE. The goal of the ASABE is to encourage the advancement of agricultural, biological, food, environmental, and ecological engineering. Agricultural, Food, and Biological Engineers develop efficient, effective, and environmentally sensitive techniques and methods of producing food, fiber, timber, and renewable energy sources for a growing world population. We aim to provide fellowship, professional development, and networking opportunities through guest speakers, social events, and career skills-building activities. The Auburn Chapter of ASABE is designed to allow students to build friendships, career opportunities, and public relations." —Auburn ASABE AU Involve


"ASABE is a national organization whose membership is open to all—engineers as well as non-engineers—who are interested in engineering and technology for agricultural, food, and biological systems." (From ASABE website)

Officer Information

group picture of the Advisory Board

Top Row: Jay Lawley, Natalie Krimm, Austin Davis, Margaret Cash, Anna Mayes
Bottom Row: Aubrey Hoffnagle, Charlotte Hageman, Olivia Ray, Jasmine Feld, Evan Dong, Dr. Jon Davis