All members of The University of Alabama campus community are invited to attend public presentations by each of the finalists for the position of executive vice president and provost. The second candidate, Dr. Kevin Whitaker, will give a public presentation Monday, Nov. 28. The third candidate, Dr. Latha Ramchand, will give a public presentation Wednesday,
Dr. Ian Brown, professor and chair of the department of anthropology at The University of Alabama, was recently elected to The Society of Antiquaries of London—the oldest and most prestigious association for antiquarian studies in the world.
All members of The University of Alabama campus community are invited to attend public presentations by each of the finalists for the position of executive vice president and provost. The first candidate, Dr. Jennifer Evans-Cowley, will give a public presentation from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. Monday, Nov. 21, in 1012 North Lawn Hall. A one-hour
A Louisiana State University social work researcher will detail the Baton Rouge Area Violence Elimination project, a grassroots initiative that has resulted in annual decreases in homicides in the city, during a colloquium Thursday, Nov. 17, at The University of Alabama.
UA is about to create an online system to make it easier to find and access all universitywide policies in one central location. The UA Policy Development and Management System will provide the University’s first central system for organizing and publishing policies for all aspects of life on campus. The first step in the process
Dr. Jim Knight, a professor emeritus of anthropology at The University of Alabama, and his wife Dr. Judith Knight, were each awarded a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Southeastern Archaeological Conference for their decades of groundbreaking work in the field of archaeology in the South.
Student veterans and dependents at The University of Alabama are often surprised when they learn of the many benefits available to attend college.
Dr. Chandra Clark, an assistant professor in The University of Alabama College of Communication and Information Sciences, finished third in the first National Association of Broadcasters PILOT Innovation Challenge.