Philosopher to Discuss Memory and Identity in UA Lecture
In the first lecture of The University of Alabama’s 2016–2017 Philosophy Today series, Dr. Marya Schechtman will discuss the role of memory using philosophy and neuroscience research.
UA In the News — Sept. 24-26
UA Homecoming is at hand — Tutwiler Hall replacement — UA workshop for police officers interacting with deaf people — and more.
Dr. Pepper Education Abroad Winners Named
Two UA students are among 14 from Southeastern Conference schools who will be studying abroad thanks to the SECU and a major soft drink maker. Christopher Chirino, a doctoral student in the counselor education and supervision program, will travel to Europe. A native of Miami, Florida, Chirino has worked at UA nearly four years and is currently
UA Alumnus Leaves $5.3 Million Bequest
The University of Alabama recently received a bequest of $5.3 million from the estate of John Deramus, a 1956 graduate of The University of Alabama.
UA Preview
This week at The University of Alabama: Student plays chimes before each home game – Homecoming Week — Opera about UA, Civil War Premieres – Commentary available on presidential debates – UA leads effort to spark minorities in science, technology – Desegregation symposium – Induction Set for Writers Hall of Fame — Sky viewing opportunity at Moundville
UA Program Continues Distributing New York Times on Campus
The University of Alabama’s Collegiate Readership Program, which provides copies of newspapers and digital news access for use in the classroom, has undergone changes for students and faculty for the 2016-2017 school year.
OCTSA Announces Plans for 2016-2017
Comprised of representatives from across campus, the Office, Clerical and Technical Staff Assembly meets monthly to provide a forum for the exchange of ideas, a resource for evaluating proposals, and a mechanism for expressing suggestions and concerns of the OCT staff employees of The University of Alabama. In 2016-2017 the OCTSA will focus on the
UA Groups Offer Classroom Diversity and Inclusion Panel
In recognition of LGBTQ+ History Month, the Classroom Diversity and Inclusion Working Group and The University of Alabama Spectrum will co-host a student panel presentation for UA faculty and graduate teaching assistants.
UA In the News — Sept. 23
UA faculty member writes appreciation for an intense competitor — Iran and international law — International culture in Tuscaloosa — and more.
The India Experience: STEM Students Seeking Global Solutions
Students in UA’s STEM Path to the MBA program visited India for the second year in a row this past summer. Their mission: provide business solutions to communities in the developing country … and have a little fun along the way. Rachel Ramey, one of the founding students of the STEM-MBA India program, returned for