Free Program Helps Children with Disabilities, Developmental Delays
- November 13, 2020
The University is offering a free new program, EI@UA, to support families of young children who have disabilities or developmental delays.
The University is offering a free new program, EI@UA, to support families of young children who have disabilities or developmental delays.
Fifteen participants had to give compelling oration on their research and its significance in just three minutes.
In 2011, third grader Mary Virginia McKinley competed in UA’s first-ever robotics competition. Now she is studying computer science.
UA’s College of Education will launch the UA Early Learning Initiative at Gadsden in January 2021 at the University’s Gadsden Center.
UA’s Office of Veteran and Military Affairs will join other local organizations to honor veterans at the annual Tuscaloosa Veterans Day Ceremony.
As in-person classes transition to remote learning beginning Nov. 20, the University will remain open and continue with normal operations.
Master of Journalism student Elroy Johnson’s documentary follows three Black teenagers in a Dallas, Texas STEM program.
Now housed on the second floor of the Ferguson Student Center, the center offers weekly programming as well as informal gathering space.
Candidates will engage with student, staff and faculty groups and make a Zoom presentation to the campus community from 9-10 a.m. CST each day.
The national award given annually is based on agency operations, billable hours, client work, revenue, agency culture and more.