This week at The University of Alabama: — Researchers test Alabama-grown hemp – Social Work researchers seek to address infant mortality rates — UA lands record external funding for research – Sorority Row Trick or Treat event – UA Museum hosts haunting
The University of Alabama has selected Matthew McLendon as associate vice president and executive director of enrollment management.
For the second consecutive year, The University of Alabama attracted record external funding for research and other sponsored activities, further cementing its role as a comprehensive research university that promotes economic and societal development across the state of Alabama, the nation and globe.
This week at The University of Alabama: Homecoming activities begin – New program strengthens industry partnerships — UA lands record external funding for research
Students are invited to attend the Faculty Research Showcase Nov. 8 from noon to 1:30 p.m. in the Ferguson Center Ballroom to learn more about campus research opportunities for students.
A new University of Alabama program is designed to strengthen research and development partnerships with industry while accelerating opportunities for students to work on leading-edge solutions to some of society’s most challenging problems.
This week at The University of Alabama: White House Historical Association, UA bring panelists together to discuss history, reconciliation – Panel discussion of environmental justice issues facing the state – Continuing Studies to celebrate 100 years with dedication of new home
Native American Festival begins – UA to study how residents prepare for severe weather – Plank Center surveys PR professionals on leadership … and more …
A panel discussion, Environmental Justice: Research, Conversation and Networking Across Disciplines, will be held Oct. 16 at the Hotel Capstone on The University of Alabama campus.
Researchers help spot drought risks forests face – UA helps communities better prepare for severe weather – UA researcher aids in assessing young school children