Dr. James Groccia, Director, Biggio Center; Associate Professor, Educational Leadership.  Dr. Groccia is the Director of the Biggio Center; he is also the current President of the Professional and Organizational Development Network in Higher Education (POD Network).

Dr. Karen St.Clair, Assistant Director, Biggio Center

Dr. Don Mulvaney, Faculty Fellow Associate Director of the Biggio Center; Associate Professor Animal Sciences; Coordinator Leadership and Student Development for the College of Agriculture. Mulvaney ’s pedagogical interests focus on active and engaged learning and developing instructional strategies that incorporate leadership into the curricula.

Dr. Sharon Roberts, Faculty Fellow Associate Director of the Biggio Center; Associate Professor, Biological Sciences. Dr. Roberts’s pedagogical interests focus on developing instructional strategies that encourage students in the sciences to engage in critical and creative thinking

Angela Farmer is a PhD candidate in the Department of English at Auburn University (ABD) and has earned her Masters and Bachelors Degrees from St. Xavier University in Chicago, IL . Angela's Dissertation is titled _Monsters and Men: Exploring the Abject in American Cold War Era Literature and Film_.  Angela is a former Preparing Future Faculty Fellow and is currently a GTA for the Biggio Center

Angela Herring, Graduate Teaching Assistant, Biggio Center. Angela is a doctoral student pursuing a degree in Adult Education with a BS in Adult Ed. And MS is Special Ed. (both from AU); Angela is interested in promoting literacy in impoverished areas of Alabama.

Amy Vaughan, Biggio Center Administrative Support Associate. Amy has been with the Biggio Center since April, 2005.  She holds a B.S. degree from Auburn in International Business