UA in the News: August 26, 2011
UA will hold tornado remembrance vigil – Restaurant honors memory of UA graduate with donations to Rise Program – UA part of tour for Sister Cities delegates
UA will hold tornado remembrance vigil – Restaurant honors memory of UA graduate with donations to Rise Program – UA part of tour for Sister Cities delegates
Alabama athletes, students welcome return to normalcy on first day of classes – UA student who broke her back in tornado walks to class – UA students join relief efforts – Sorority rush was largest ever – UA faculty provide expert commentary on oil spill cleanup, Alabama’s immigration law, foreclosure rates – Program helps international students navigate a new city – and more…
Chelsea Thrash walks back into class at UA after breaking back in Tuscaloosa tornado – New UA students help out with three tornado relief efforts – UA to honor tornado responders at first game – Greek Relief continues – New students attend Week of Welcome – UA geologist explains aftershock’s reach – UA study shows state shed jobs at higher rate – and more…
Dr. Ed Schnee, Hugh Culverhouse Professor of Accounting at the Culverhouse School of Accountancy at The University of Alabama, has received the Outstanding Tax Educator Award from the American Tax Association.
Click on http://uanews.ua.edu/student to view UA Student News on UA’s website if you have problems reading the email subscription. DEADLINES TO REMEMBER Registration for reserved football seating for student organizations, Aug. 26, 4:45 p.m. First Year Council applications due, Sept. 19, 5 p.m. DATES TO REMEMBER Convocation, today, 6 p.m., Foster Auditorium Week of Welcome,
UA service projects to involve students in rebuilding Tuscaloosa – UA study shows recession’s impact on Alabama employment rates – UA student’s TV pilot selected for New York film festival
UA students help community after tornado – UA fraternities’ storm response brings acclaim – MBA students at UA challenged to make the right decision from the start – UA business professor comments on Alabama’s jobless rates – and more…
The University of Alabama Community Service Center is kicking off the new academic year with service projects this week to get new students involved on campus and to help the Tuscaloosa community rebuild from the April 27 tornado.
The Alabama Center for Real Estate, housed at The University of Alabama, has announced the appointments of three new board members.
UA students connect with community – UA’s New College marks 40th year – UA to hold memorial service on Aug. 28 – UA professor receives award for Red Cross volunteer work – and more…