UA in the News: February 23-25, 2008
UA’s first black athlete now top administrator in athletic department – UA works on program to add seat belts to school buses – SGA elections – Events – and more…
UA’s first black athlete now top administrator in athletic department – UA works on program to add seat belts to school buses – SGA elections – Events – and more…
UA to install P.A. system for emergency situations – UA professor elected to national panel – SGA sends condolences to Northern Illinois – UA faculty provide expert commentary on pension plans, Alabama housing market, and city governments – and more…
More than 125 high school students from across the region recently competed in The University of Alabama’s annual High School Physics Contest.
There is good news in Alabama despite the housing and credit challenges that face the nation. According to the Alabama Center for Real Estate at The University of Alabama, the state’s housing is more affordable.
The University of Alabama’s Community Music School will join with Farley’s Ballroom for “Dance to the Music,” featuring dance workshops and a live dance band, starting at 4 p.m. Friday, Feb. 29 at the Moody Music Building.
UA has conducted a groundbreaking study on the brain patterns of teenagers affected with autism – Associate VP is named – UA Professor of marketing dies at 82 – Alabama’s white colleges fuel big increases in black students
Wiley Mullins, a former brand manager-turned-entrepreneur, will be the keynote speaker at the second annual University of Alabama Entrepreneurship Awards Banquet.
Dr. J. Michael Hardin has been named senior associate dean of the Culverhouse College of Commerce and Business Administration at The University of Alabama, effective May 16.
Dr. Jacqueline V. Morgan has been named director of the University Honors Program and the University Fellows Experience in The University of Alabama Honors College.
Dr. Jonathan Kvanvig, professor of philosophy at Baylor University, will present the lecture “The State of Philosophy of Religion,” as part of the 2007-2008 “Philosophy Today” public lecture series, at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 26 in 38 Lloyd Hall on The University of Alabama campus.