This week at The University of Alabama: University Medical Center offers Saturday COVID-19 vaccine clinics; Dr. Andrew Raffo Dewar selected for two Fulbright awards; and a UA engineering professor says President Biden’s goal for electric vehicles may be too ambitious.
This week at The University of Alabama: 2nd Avenue Overpass to open; UA is recognized again for commitment to safety; and while caterpillars look cute, some can be dangerous.
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The University of Alabama has been reaccredited by the Emergency Management Accreditation Program, making it the only university emergency management program in the state to receive the honor.
This week at The University of Alabama: UA to hold commencement ceremonies; a partnership between UA, Alabama Power and Mercedes-Benz U.S. International will soon get a new home; and Saturday in the Park to feature archaeology and artifact identification.
The Aug. 3 event brings together law enforcement and communities in a no-stress environment.
This week at The University of Alabama: a UA instructor says more alligators sighting in Tuscaloosa doesn’t mean their numbers are growing; women athletes will likely dominate Olympic coverage this summer according to a UA communications professor; and the Alabama economy is still strong according to a UA’s Center for Business and Economic Research.
This week at The University of Alabama: University Medical Center to host community COVID-19 vaccine clinic; UA receives award to study water access, quality; and the Alabama Museum of Natural History hosts shark teeth excursions.
This week at The University of Alabama: UA to collaborate with other universities to study water access and quality in Alabama and internationally; UA’s Capstone College of Nursing receives grant to attract underrepresented students to the nursing profession; and the UA Museum of Natural History hosts “Shark Month.”
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