UA Film Students Selected for Internships
Three University of Alabama students were selected for internships through the Television Academy Foundation’s Internship Program.
UA in the News: July 23, 2015
Criminal justice professor researches behaviors of mass murderers – Faith conference co-hosted by UA – Water policy expert analyzes the state’s groundwater use laws – Geography professor writes of Ghana’s national development plan – Indian Summer day camp held at Moundville … and more …
The Capstone of Higher Education
The University of Alabama conducts leading edge research that harnesses solar energy in creative and innovative ways, shapes early childhood education for children with and without special needs, and helps businesses connect throughout the world. Teaching, research and service that make a difference. That’s why The University of Alabama is the Capstone of Higher Education.
The Capstone of Higher Education: Solar
We enjoy bright sunny days at The University of Alabama. In fact, we’re conducting leading edge research that will harness solar energy to power everything from personal electronics to manufacturing plants. Innovative solutions like this often come from taking advantage of what’s all around you. Innovation is one reason why The University of Alabama is
Area Teens Complete Social Work Camp at UA
Thirty-five high-school juniors and seniors completed a six-week camp at The University of Alabama Friday and gained insight into social work careers and social work agency internship experience.
UA’s CCBP Co-Sponsors Conference on Faith-Based Groups, Community
The University of Alabama’s Council on Community-Based Partnerships is collaborating with Tuscaloosa-area churches and organizations for a conference on how faith-based groups can improve their communities.
UA in the News: July 22, 2015
Professor spearheads new computer science course for high school teachers – Archaeological researchers organize artifacts – Moundville hosts camp for kids – Law School co-hosts free legal clinic – Katrina response documentary produced by students … and more …
UA in the News: July 21, 2015
Archaeological researchers organize artifacts – UA starts partnership with TDK – Class project leads to documentary
UA Student News for July 21, 2015
Click on http://uanews.ua.edu/category/ua-student-news/ to view UA Student News on UA’s website if you have problems reading the email subscription. ANNOUNCEMENTS You must pay and confirm your enrollment by Aug. 7 or your Fall Semester 2015 schedule will be canceled. After that date, you will have to re-enroll in available classes. The Student Government Association is
UA in the News: July 18-20, 2015
Archaeological research curating items collected during TVA project – Economist analyzes unemployment numbers – Cybercrime expert writes about changing approach behind organized crime – New College students spend summer in Walker County – Researchers investigate links between sleep quality, pain