NOSC conference brings community, academic leaders together – UA releases Alabama Business Confidence Index – High school students visit UA chemistry labs – UA grad, professor study Mars – UA grads bring UAE volunteers to Tuscaloosa – UA’s Summersell Center gives book prize – UA journalism department adds track for sports journalism – and more…
The University of Alabama Community Service Center is kicking off the 19th annual Beat Auburn Beat Hunger food drive Monday, Oct. 8, from 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. in the Ferguson Plaza, Reese Phifer and Lloyd Halls.
The University of Alabama Center for Economic Development has helped organize Halloween haunted attractions in “The Ghosts of the Black Belt” events offered across the region this month.
Dr. Bharat Balasubramanian, long-time automotive technology researcher and development engineer at Daimler AG, joined the faculty in The University of Alabama College of Engineering, bringing decades of industry experience into the classroom and labs.
Guest speaker Dr. Robert M. Ortega, associate professor of social work at the University of Michigan, will give a talk, “Finding the Place for Humility in Culturally Responsive Practice,“ Monday, Oct. 8 at noon in 104 Little Hall.
Tuscaloosa County probate judge candidates Hardy McCollum and Ted Sexton will speak as guests of The University of Alabama journalism department in October.
UA hosts National Outreach Scholarship Conference – UA residential design students draw up plans for old buildings – WVUA anchor named Hometown Hero – UA Community Service Center offers Alternative Fall Break – and more…
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UA Project Green Challenge begins – Osher Lifelong Learning Institute offers programs at UA – Meeting Professionals International offers opportunities for students – Professor, surgeon research new pain relief treatment – Ferguson Center expansion planned – UA experts comment on social media and voter participation, political issues, tips for parents of picky eaters – and more…
The University of Alabama Center for Economic Development, Alabama Trails Commission and Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs are sponsoring the second annual conference highlighting recreational trails in Alabama on Nov.1-2.