UA in the News: June 12, 2009
UA hosts national concrete canoe competition – WVUA will remain on UA campus after digital transition – UA events and honors
UA’s Response to NCAA Committee on Infractions’ Decision on Textbook Case
On June 11, 2009, the NCAA Division I Committee on Infractions announced its decision regarding The University of Alabama’s appearance before the committee on February 20, 2009.
UA in the News: June 11, 2009
UA Center for Rural Health partners with VA to reach veterans in rural Alabama – UA hosts national concrete canoe competition – Professor comments on gas prices – Moundville hosts “Saturdays in the Park”
UA in the News: June 10, 2009
UA business professor comments on Chrysler-Fiat deal – Sculpture on campus draws attention – UA a partner in combustion engine research – and more…
Design for UA Science and Engineering Complex Takes National Award
The University of Alabama Campus Master Plan has received the 2009 Merit Award from the Society for College and University Planning for excellence in planning for a district or campus component.
UA in the News: June 9, 2009
UA hosts concrete canoe competition – UA engineering students travel to South Asia for clean water project – UA Press book on search for lost city – UA biologists’ study Alabama’s endangered fish population – and more…
International Group Honors UA Expert for Collaborative Research into Children’s Aggressive Behaviors
Dr. John Lochman, professor of psychology at The University of Alabama, has received the The International Collaborative Prevention Research Award from the Society for Prevention Research.
UA in the News: June 6-8, 2009
UA experts work on mystery of Mabila – UA professor publishes book on civil rights activist T.R.M. Howard – Moundville program shows ancient roots of organic gardens — Crimson Tide Bass Anglers host annual invitational tourney – and more…
UA Tech Efforts Win Top Awards at International Competition
Technology used in The University of Alabama’s Math Technology Learning Center won the top award in an international competition recognizing the world’s most impactful use of technology in support of learning.
UA in the News: June 5, 2009
Ph.D. student does study on Chinese attitudes toward advertising – UA faculty comment on piracy, Alabama’s real estate market, economy, and population trends