This week at The University of Alabama: Register now for upcoming job skills classes – New radio station provides game day info – UAPD to host Community Day – UA makes transferring from two-year colleges easier – Source available on importance of hydration for young athletes
UA police officer Randy Sumner helped a family from San Antonio, Texas, with a medical emergency during move-in last weekend. See his story at WBRC Fox 6 News.
Check out what some successful interns have been up to this summer.
Dr. Norma Cuellar, president of the U.S. National Association of Hispanic Nurses, is the recipient of a Fulbright Specialist Award.
Dr. Jeffrey Carver, professor of computer science, has been named the chair of UA cyber initiatives.
UA graduate student Rachel Paulk is working with West Alabama-area law enforcement on an innovative research project that measures officers’ responses in various “shoot/don’t shoot” scenarios.
The University of Alabama is making the transfer process easier through a program that allows students at two-year colleges to track their bachelor’s degree progress prior to enrolling at UA.
In order to help the community better understand how The University of Alabama Police Department operates, UAPD is hosting Community Day Friday, Aug. 30, at the University Police Center, 1110 Jackson Ave.
Too much stuff, not enough space? Whether it’s freshmen or senior year, being generally well organized is a challenge for many students throughout their college days.
Though Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library is only four months into its estimated 18-month renovation, it is open and ready for students to use its abundant wealth of resources.