Pioneers of UA integration to speak at event next week – UA students participate in scientific research – Tide quarterback Greg McElroy named to academic honor – UA study of school bus seatbelts says cost outweighs benefits – UA faculty comment on student voter turnout, Birmingham’s proposed downtown stadium, zombie films – UA holds vigil for Domestic Violence Awareness Month – Moral Forum participants debate offshore drilling
The Alabama Quality Award panel of judges has chosen four health care teams to receive the 2010 Team Showcase awards.
Benjamin Gravlee of Fairhope, a senior at The University of Alabama with a double major in civil and construction engineering, will be awarded the Baldwin County Road Builders Association Scholarship for $2,500 on Nov. 9.
The Alabama Quality Award panel of judges designated 12 organizations as recipients of the 2010 Alabama Quality Awards, honoring them for quality and performance excellence.
The A.S. Williams III Americana Collection will open officially for public viewing during a ceremony at 10 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 9, in Room 301 of Gorgas Library, part of The University of Alabama Libraries.
The program “Buddhism in Motion: Perspectives on the Cultural History of a Major World Philosophy” will take place from 5 to 7 p.m. Monday, Nov. 1, in 205 Gorgas Library on The University of Alabama campus.
UA’s Education Policy Center releases survey of state community college directors – SGA hotline to help students register – BamaBikes keeps students trekking – Law prof comments on Clean Water Act enforcement – Campus events – and more…
Regions Bank has presented the BamaBikes Program at The University of Alabama with 25 new green bicycles.
The University of Alabama Parents Association has awarded three students, Courteney “Cory” Rice of Birmingham, Zachary Knight of Dallas, Texas, and Elizabeth Shahid of Birmingham, scholarships to participate in service abroad in the Dominican Republic this winter.
The exhibition “William Bradford Huie @100” will open Tuesday, Nov. 9, at The University of Alabama’s W.S. Hoole Special Collections Library starting at 5 p.m. with a talk and reception to begin at 5:30 p.m.