Warrior Research Center - Auburn University

Last year's injury of one of our Auburn Police Officers in Australia was filmed by a crew making a documentary - amazing footage. Happy to report he's back with us and back to duty!

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The WRC team had a great time presenting at the annual American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) conference last week in Salt Lake City. Our Senior Doctoral Student Cole Bordonie just finished data collection and will be graduating in August!

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In March 2025, Arlington National Cemetery removed its webpage dedicated to Women’s History, a resource that once made it easy to explore the names, stories, and resting places of servicewomen laid to rest there.

As we approach Memorial Day, we invite our community to honor the women who gave their lives in service to our nation. Their sacrifice protected our freedoms and paved the way for the rights and opportunities women have today.

Those stories are visible and accessible on our website. You can now explore the lives and locations of these remarkable women through our dedicated page.

For those able to visit Arlington National Cemetery, we encourage you to walk its grounds with intention, visit their graves, reflect on their service, and carry their stories forward.

If you’re unable to visit in person, you can still be part of this remembrance. Take time to read, learn, and share their stories. When we tell their stories, we ensure their legacy lives on and continues to inspire future generations.

Explore their stories here: https://foundationforwomenwarriors.org/the-women-of-arlington-national-cemetery/

The WRC team has on hand to assist the Auburn Police Dept as they take over administering the new fitness assessment. We love working with this group!

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Clark: People, Partnerships Help Army Prevail in Indo-Pacific To ensure U.S. soldiers in the Indo-Pacific are prepared for combat, leaders are focused on fitness, training with allies and partners and leveraging technology as a force multiplier, said Gen. Ron Clark, commanding general of U.S. Army Pacific. The Army’s transformation in the Indo-Pacific could ...