Online Student Ready to Get Back in Classroom … as the Teacher
Becca Paholski always knew she wanted to work with kids. As a distance learner, she got to experience her dream job early, while still a full-time student.
Becca Paholski always knew she wanted to work with kids. As a distance learner, she got to experience her dream job early, while still a full-time student.
Sarah Rickenbacker’s journey to a UA degree was motivated by the love and support of her family, which includes 11 children.
While preschoolers from the UA Children’s Program and RISE Center are sheltering at home, they continue to connect with teachers, learn, play and even receive therapy through inventive and individualized online interactions.
Musical theater student Anne Dillon Loflin had rich experiences leading dance classes for CrossingPoints.
To better equip undergraduate students for the evolving job market, UA’s Graduate School launched the Graduate Quick Admit Program, offering priority admission to graduating UA seniors with at least a 3.0 GPA.
In an effort to assist those working on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic, UMC is offering free mental health services to first responders and health care providers.
Dr. Erik Johnson, assistant professor in the Culverhouse College of Business, offers a perspective on the outlook for large and small businesses along with some insight on what small businesses can do during this time to bring in customers.
SGA presidents across the state are teaming up with Gov. Kay Ivey to promote blood donation.
UA students are providing free online tutoring and academic engagement sessions for the remainder of the school year.
Big Al cruised through several neighborhoods to greet fans last Saturday, bringing a taste of Crimson Tide Football to Tuscaloosa for ‘A-Day at Home.’