UA In the News – Sept. 21
Law School renamed for alum – UA releases human trafficking stats – UA professor: female mass shooters are rare – and more.
Faculty & Staff
CHIME IN Survey Results Presentation Canceled
Survey results will provide guidance to University leadership for continued improvement to the campus workplace experience by providing the thoughts and opinions of UA employees.
UA Kicks Off Flu Shot Campaign
The annual flu shot campaign kicks off Sept. 12 and continues through late November with free flu shots provided at locations across campus.
OCTSA Starts New Academic Year with New Officers
The Office, Clerical and Technical Staff Assembly recently elected new officers.
UA Launches Child Intervention Pilot for Traumatized Youth
UA researchers are working with social service providers to implement an intervention intended to help manage problem behaviors in children who’ve experienced trauma.
Add Your Voice to Campus Dialogues
Campus Dialogues are a weekly opportunity for students, faculty and staff to engage one another in respectful and moderated conversation about important issues related to identity, current events and campus life.
UA In the News — Aug. 20, 2018
UA to begin classes Wednesday — CBER study cited in port expansion story — Feldman discusses Munchausen by proxy — and more.
Brewer-Porch Staff Get First Teacher Appreciation Day
UA employee organizations joined together to provide a teacher/staff appreciation day luncheon and classroom supplies for Brewer-Porch Children’s Center employees on Aug. 6.
Building Bridges to Success
It’s hard to imagine an athlete not training five weeks before the biggest competition of their life. But it was a real possibility for Wyman Freeman, who faced missing swim workouts ahead of the Special Olympics USA Games in early July.
Summer Commencement 2018 Gallery
All the sights from UA’s summer commencement ceremony Aug. 4 are captured here.