"I believe that this is a practical world and that I can count only on what I earn. Therefore, I believe in work, hard work." 

"I believe in education which gives me the knowledge to work wisely and trains my mind and my hands to work skillfully."

"I believe in honesty and truthfulness without which I cannot with the respect and confidence of my fellow men."

"I believe in a sound mind, in a sound body and a spirit that is not afraid and in clean sports that develop these qualities."

Year: 1986

-Named after AU graduated John M. Harbert II, a 1946 graduate of Auburn, who gave a generous $5 million gift to finance the building. 

-Currently used as a teaching facility and research lab for Civil Engineering Students.

Year: 1930

-Holds Polymer and Fiber Engineering classes and labs. 

-Contains display cases for consumer products that deal with Polymer and Fiber Engineering. 

Year: 1992

-Originally known as the Aerospace Engineering building but it was renamed after Auburn alum Charles E "Buddy" Davis after his significant $4 million dollar contribution to the Samuel Ginn College of Engineering in June 2007. 

-Currently houses the Department of Aerospace Engineering as well as many general University classes. 

Year: 2007

-Named for US Senator Richard Shelby. 

-The first phase was completed in 2007. The phases that are currently under construction include the Dwight Wiggins Engineering Hall and the Engineering Multidisciplinary Research Facility. 

-The construction of the Shelby Center is for the vision of AU to become of the top 20 engineering programs in the nation. 

-Houses research laboratories, classrooms, lecture halls, administrative offices, including the Office of the Dean, Engineering Student Services, and Minority Engineering Program. 

-Houses the Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering and the Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering. 

Year: 1984

-Broun Hall was named after the University's fourth president, William Leroy Broun. 

-William Leroy Broun is considered be some to be the greatest Auburn man of all time. He was the first to admit women into Auburn in 1892. Also, in 1982, George Petrie introduced football to our great University during Broun's administration. 

-Home to the AU Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering. 

-Academic advising for the College of Engineering takes place here during Camp. 

-Broun is a popular location for presentations by professional speakers because of the good acoustics. 

-It contains a computer lab available to all engineering students. 

Year: 1930

-Ross Hall is named for Bennett Battle Ross, leading professor and dean. 

-The cornerstones of the building are inscribed with the names of the founding fathers of modern chemistry. 

-It is rumored that one of the professors who taught in Ross would automatically pass anyone who, on the first day of class, had memorized the quote engraved on the from of the building. 

-It is a state-of-the-art facility which contains classrooms, laboratories and administrative offices for the Departments of Chemical and Mechanical Engineering. 

-After renovation, the back steps were removed and are now used as tree planters at Toomer's Corner. 

Year: 1941

-Houses many computer labs and offices. 

-Many departments on campus use the shop space as overflow such as the Department of Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Computer Sciences and Software Engineering, Industrial and Systems Engineering and Materials Engineering. 

Ramsay Hall

Year: 1925

-Named for Erskine Ramsay, whose support made for possible construction of the building. 

-Houses the pre-engineering programs, Engineering Extension Service, National Center for Asphalt Technology and the Cooperative Education Program.