Forecasting Solutions
A UA hydrogeologist, who developed a computer model that became the industry standard for predicting movement of groundwater contaminants, is part of a team focusing on the nation’s most contaminated nuclear site.
Author of ‘Stolen Without A Gun’ to Speak at UA; Former WorldCom Employee to Speak on White-Collar Crime
The Culverhouse College of Commerce and Business Administration and the Center for Ethics and Social Responsibility at The University of Alabama will host a discussion with Walter “Walt” Pavlo at 7 p.m. Wednesday, March 25 in the Ferguson Theater on campus.
UA in the News: March 12, 2009
UA honors scholarship recipients — UA students create drug-free treatment for depression — New University of Alabama car tag for 2009 – and more…
UA Car Tags Get New Look
The University of Alabama’s collegiate license tag will be sporting a new look this month with the issue of a new design for 2009.
UA in the News: March 11, 2009
UA unveils new design for alumni car tags — UA professor’s system filters debris to keep it from draining into river — UA film selected for ethics conference – Retired UA professor, sculptor dies – and more…
UA in the News: March 10, 2009
UA opens center to focus on prevention of youth behavior problems – UA faculty and staff comment of tips for high school seniors, bargain hunting in the stock market – Canadian Supreme Court justice speaks at UA law school — Stone knappers come to Moundville — UA football player elected SGA senator
The Stigma Remains
To Dr. Pamela Payne Foster, a former New Yorker, the most striking thing about the red brick building on the street corner of the Alabama town was the complete absence of signage indicating its purpose. It was home to an AIDS Service Organization.
UA Student News: March 10, 2009
DATES TO REMEMBER March 10 Crawfish for a Cause, Beta house front lawn, 4-6 p.m. March 11 Career Center Peer Advisor applications due March 12 Creative Campus intern applications due STUDENT AFFAIRS • Don’t want to be a victim of theft? Remembering to lock your doors and windows is a simple way of deterring thieves
AmeriCorps Program Arrives this Month to Refurbish Boardwalk at UA’s Moundville Archaeological Park
A team from AmeriCorps’ Denver campus of the National Civilian Community Corps will arrive this month to rehabilitate nearly a mile and half of boardwalk at The University of Alabama’s Moundville Archaeological Park.
UA to Host Engineering Professional Development Student Conference
The University of Alabama American Society of Mechanical Engineers student section will host the Southeast District F Student Professional Development Conference April 3-5.