UA In the News — May 3
Managing anger — Bottle caps as a teaching tool — Fulbright Scholar — and more.
Three UA Faculty Members Receive Fulbrights
Faculty members receiving Fulbright Awards: Dr. Angela D. Benson, professor of instruction technology; Dr. Steven Jones, professor of civil, construction and environmental engineering; and Dr. Catherine M. Roach, professor in New College in cultural studies and gender studies.
Strategic Communications Begins Enhancements for Commencement
As The University of Alabama prepares for spring commencement weekend, UA has begun shifting its logistical efforts for commencement ceremonies to the Division of Strategic Communications.
Inside UA Weekend Edition Suspended for Summer
The weekend edition of the UA e-newsletter Inside UA will be suspended for the May Interim and summer session.
UA Student Receives Hollings Undergraduate Scholarship
University of Alabama student Raien Emery of Sheridan, Wyoming, will receive the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Ernest F. Hollings Undergraduate Scholarship for 2018-2020.
UA Students Win 15 Fulbright Awards for 2018-2019
For the 2018–2019 competition period, 15 University of Alabama students have been selected for Fulbright Awards. The University of Alabama is a nationally ranked Top Producer of Fulbright Student Award Winners.
West: People with POTS are ‘Not Alone’
After Chloe West graduates with a psychology degree from UA on Saturday, she will begin graduate school at Georgia State University, where she will pursue a doctoral degree in neuroscience and research the causes of POTS.
UA In the News — May 2
Venerable graduate — Comment on spelling — Blue Key students — and more.
Play about Race, Basketball Wins Professor National Arts Grant
Seth Panitch, professor of acting and head of The University of Alabama’s acting programs, was awarded a $10,000 National Endowment of the Arts grant to produce his upcoming play, “Separate and Equal.”
Faith, Family Push Royster to Win Battle with Cancer
The physical and emotional stress cancer puts on a person and their family is, more often than not, a new and daunting experience when one receives the terrifying diagnosis. But for Kaaren Royster and her family, the fight against cancer is an all too familiar battle.