
UA Program Helps Nonprofit Feed Thousands in Birmingham
Business students and faculty helped a Birmingham ministry scale up its food bank to serve more people.
Business students and faculty helped a Birmingham ministry scale up its food bank to serve more people.
Together The University of Alabama and Auburn University raised more than 1.4 million pounds of food for Alabamians in need.
ACCESS was created in 2006 and offers over 120 virtual and blended courses, including Advanced Placement courses.
Training programs for rural small businesses will cover marketing basics and how to use digital tools for business.
A powerful driving simulator at The University of Alabama will enable unique research into driving behaviors.
UA engineering researchers will develop and test a new way to tackle diesel emissions during idling conditions.
Beyond generating thousands of new college graduates each year, UA contributes to the state’s workforce in numerous ways.
UA has joined the STARS College Network, strengthening its commitment to students in rural and small-town communities.
Initiative will support training and one-on-one advising for Alabama small businesses.
UACED plays a vital role in attracting guests to the Yellowhammer State through its Tourism Development Program.