Dr. Carol Prickett, professor of music therapy and music education at The University of Alabama, has received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the American Music Therapy Association.
The 2009 Alabama Quality Award Conference and Ceremony will feature two keynote speakers, Pam Brock and Bill Taylor, to encourage organizations in Alabama to continue to strive for performance excellence.
UA program brings together music, dance and visual arts – UA student researches music therapy in hospice settings – Creative Campus event combines art to honor Lucas’ book – Honors College instructor edits ancestor’s journal – Professor and student co-author nationally recognized article – UA athletes contribute to Angel Tree project
During fiscal year 2008-2009, UA collected 885.8 tons of recyclables, an increase of more than 86 percent over the previous record of 475 tons recycled in 2007-2008.
Twenty years ago, history beckoned to Dr. David Michelson. Michelson, then 14, was living with his family in Bucharest, Romania. When Romanians took to the streets in protest of the ruling regime in late December, Michelson’s father took him out to see history unfold first-hand.
DATES TO REMEMBER Today Honors College EBSCO Industries Scholarship Program applications deadline, 289 Nott Hall Dec. 2 Brown Bag Lecture Series, 308 Manly Hall, 12:30 p.m. H1N1 vaccine (injection and
UA faculty comment on Alabama’s auto industry, Obama sending more troops to Afghanistan – Sculptor, collaborators to sign book today at UA – Hilaritas set for Dec. 4 and 6
UA music instructor performs in Afghanistan — Study examines rural AIDS patients — UA researcher studies sharkskin to aid flight – UA faculty provide expert commentary on community colleges vs. 4-year institutions, sleep apnea, unemployment rates, holiday shopping, construction industry, online books – UA graduate student petitions for protection of endangered fish – UA group promotes Black Belt art – UA Press publishes ‘After Wallace’ – and more…
More than 400 student-athletes from all intercollegiate sports at The University of Alabama have joined together to help children in need this holiday season by buying gifts that will be given to Project Angel Tree on Tuesday, Dec. 1 at 4:45 p.m. in the foyer of Coleman Coliseum.