UA Plays Key Role in International Particle Detector Upgrade in Antarctica
A University of Alabama professor played a key role in the international effort to upgrade an important Antarctic research facility.
A University of Alabama professor played a key role in the international effort to upgrade an important Antarctic research facility.
The nearly 20,000 square foot facility will be located on the east side of campus near the Student Recreation Center.
Dr. Alice Smith, an Endowed Distinguished Shelby Scholar, has created a career niche with varied research interests.
The VP for community impact serves as UA’s executive leader responsible for leading strategy for forging meaningful partnerships.
UA has started the search for the dean of the recently established School of Leadership and Policy.
Johnston uses her combined skills in emergency management and meteorology to help keep campus safe.
Students used creativity and skills to develop a life-improving tool for a UA coach.
Freshwater ecologist Dr. Carla Atkinson is one small piece of the system working to understand and preserve Alabama ecosystems.
“Capstone Convergence is one of the most significant transformation efforts the University has undertaken in decades.”
The highly anticipated annual competition awarded 12 first-place prizes worth $1,000. New this year, a $250 prize was awarded for second place.