University to Host Civil Engineering Conference
The University of Alabama will host the American Society of Civil Engineers Southeast Student Conference on March 10-12, bringing about 1,000 students, professors and support staff to campus.
UA In the News — March 5-7
Easter egg hunt at President’s Mansion — Lecture on suicide in America — Preschoolers at Alabama Museum of Natural History — and more.
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This week at The University of Alabama: What makes us happy at work? – Pediatric cancer study needs participants – Engineering hosts bridge, canoe contests – Annual Knap-In offers activities for all ages – Museum hosts K-2nd program – Source available for commentary on transitioning to work after baby
UA Professor to Aid Park Service in Mapping of Florida Bay
The National Parks Service commissioned a University of Alabama faculty member to create a map of Florida Bay in Everglades National Park. UA researchers are developing an accurate map of the channels and flats to help ensure the conservation of the bay.
UA In the News — March 4
Saturday in the Park at Moundville — Black is Beautiful art show — Quake-resistant wood towers — and more.
Physics Teams from High Schools Take Prizes at UA Contest
More than 280 students representing 14 schools recently competed in The University of Alabama’s annual high school physics contest.
UA’s Plank Center to Host Free Webinar on Getting a Job in Public Relations
The Plank Center for Leadership in Public Relations, located at The University of Alabama, will host a free, one-hour webinar titled, “Getting a Job in Public Relations,” Monday, March 7, starting at 2 p.m.
UA’s Sigma Lambda Beta to Offer ‘Pie-a-Beta’ Fundraiser
Sigma Lambda Beta fraternity will be hosting a “Pie-a-Beta” fundraiser in the Ferguson Center. The event, which will be from 2 to 4 p.m. Thursday, March 24, will give people the chance to “pie” members of the fraternity for a small donation.
UA Receives Renewal of StormReady Status from National Weather Service
TUSCALOOSA – The University of Alabama has had its StormReady status renewed by the National Weather Service. “We are happy to have earned recertification as a StormReady University from the National Weather Service,” said Dr. Donald Keith, University of Alabama director of emergency preparedness. “The certification signifies that the University’s severe weather plans, procedures and resources
UA In the News — March 3
Alabama football team visits the White House — Columnist wins UA honors — Lose it or lose it when it comes to your brain — and more.