Chambliss Named UA NAA President-Elect
Melanie Walthall Chambliss of Prattville has been named president-elect of The University of Alabama National Alumni Association for 2006-2007.
Melanie Walthall Chambliss of Prattville has been named president-elect of The University of Alabama National Alumni Association for 2006-2007.
In the past few years, the Memorial Day weekend has seen an increase in traffic fatalities, according to statistics from the University of Alabama CARE Research & Development Laboratory.
Their history began at The University of Alabama, and now that history will become a legacy. Through a generous donation of $25,000 and a $500,000 estate pledge, Dr. and Mrs. Arthur N. Dunning have established the Rosa Moore Dunning Endowed Scholarship in Communicative Disorders.
The University of Alabama Order of Omega, a national Greek organization honor society, held their annual awards banquet last month and named the following award winners.
Stacy L. Jones, assistant dean of students at The University of Alabama, has been selected as a lead facilitator for The LeaderShape Institute, which will be held this month at Michigan State University.
The University of Alabama awarded some 2,323 degrees during spring commencement ceremonies held May 13 in Coleman Coliseum on campus.
More than 60 Shamblin family members and friends gathered recently at the College of Community Health Sciences’ library at The University of Alabama for a rededication ceremony. The ceremony was held to change the name of the computer labs both at the library and DCH from the Dr. Roscoe Shamblin Computer Lab to the Dr. Roscoe and Dr. Bill Shamblin Computer Lab.
The University of Alabama Crossroads Community Center recently showcased a photographic mural created by UA students in the 100 Lenses Project.
The University of Alabama will offer its Interim Term session May 15-June 2 giving UA students an opportunity to experience a creative and innovative approach to learning.
Dr. John L. Blackburn, long-time University of Alabama administrator, encouraged The University of Alabama 2006 graduating class to continue the University’s tradition of producing leaders and to make positive change in society.