Alabama Impact

Jaslene Belden using a computer for virtual learning.

Empowering Middle, High School Students Statewide with Virtual Classes

ACCESS was created in 2006 and offers over 120 virtual and blended courses, including Advanced Placement courses.

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SBDC Offering Digital Marketing Bootcamp to Rural Alabama

Training programs for rural small businesses will cover marketing basics and how to use digital tools for business.

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Unique Simulator Drives Research at UA’s TRIP Lab

A powerful driving simulator at The University of Alabama will enable unique research into driving behaviors.

Dr. Joshua Bittle, Dr. Ajay Agrawal, John Driscoll, Dr. Brian Boudouris, and Tim Haskew, Associate Dean for Research, College of Engineering stand in front of the diesel combustion lab

University of Alabama Researchers Tackle Idling Diesel Emissions at Ports

UA engineering researchers will develop and test a new way to tackle diesel emissions during idling conditions.

UA Programs Develop Strong State Workforce

UA Programs Develop Strong State Workforce

Beyond generating thousands of new college graduates each year, UA contributes to the state’s workforce in numerous ways.

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UA Strengthens Commitment to Rural Communities Through STARS College Network

UA has joined the STARS College Network, strengthening its commitment to students in rural and small-town communities.

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Small Businesses Get Training Boost from Alabama SBDC

Initiative will support training and one-on-one advising for Alabama small businesses.

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UA Center for Economic Development Boosts Alabama Tourism

UACED plays a vital role in attracting guests to the Yellowhammer State through its Tourism Development Program.

Ashia Winston

Change Agents: Social Work Interns Serve Rural Alabama

University of Alabama social work students support the Black Belt region through internships.

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ATI Hosts Inaugural Transportation Awareness Day

Young students discovered career possibilities in the transportation sector.