The American Bus Association has named the Moundville Native American Festival at The University of Alabama’s Moundville Archaeological Park one of the Top 100 Events in North America for 2006.
Dr. Stephen Bavolek, noted investigator of abusive and neglectful parenting and principal author of the Nurturing Parenting Program, will conduct a training workshop on his program Oct. 5-6 at the Child Development Research Center on The University of Alabama campus.
Dr. Stephen Bavolek, noted investigator of abusive and neglectful parenting and principal author of the Nurturing Parenting Program, will present “The Proven Power of Nurturing in Changing Family Dysfunction” for the 2005 Orman-Harris Lecture, Tuesday, Oct. 4 at 7 p.m. in the lecture hall of the Child Development Research Center on The University of Alabama campus.
Professors, authors, editors and other experts on freedom of expression will speak at the Bankhead Historical Symposium titled “Censorship, Free Speech and Free Press in the University” Oct. 13 and 14 on The University of Alabama campus.
Various University of Alabama faculty members can offer their expertise on issues related to Hurricane Katrina. Contact these sources for commentary.
The University of Alabama is partnering with local and national agencies to actively offer assistance to the victims of Hurricane Katrina, and to lend support to those who have evacuated their homes during this national tragedy. UA’s campus is home to a shelter for evacuees, and students, staff, and the Tuscaloosa community are helping to meet the needs of those affected by the storm.
The University of Alabama National Alumni Association’s tour program will travel the world with more than 23 scheduled tour packages from Antarctica to the Yucatan.
University of Alabama School of Law students and volunteer lawyers in the Tuscaloosa area have formed a unique joint project to provide free legal assistance to persons affected by Hurricane Katrina.
Seven University of Alabama football players have already completed all requirements to earn their academic degrees and at least that many more are on track to earn their degrees by the post-season bowl games.
Doster Café, a student operated and managed restaurant at The University of Alabama, will be participating with thousands of restaurants across the United States for “Dine for America” Oct. 5 to raise funds to help those affected by Hurricane Katrina.