This week at The University of Alabama: Capstone College of Nursing opens doors to new space; support from Birmingham corporation to assist underrepresented students in the UA Culverhouse College of Business; five faculty members are part of research aimed at strengthening the community’s role in COVID-19 vaccination campaign.
The University is using some humor to encourage its campus community and fans to be safe while cheering on the Crimson Tide in tonight’s national championship game. Meet Coach Capstone.
This week at The University of Alabama: UA to provide campus-funded COVID leave for employees in 2021; Five faculty members are part of research aimed at strengthening the community’s role in COVID-19 vaccination campaign; Support from Birmingham corporation to assist underrepresented students in the UA Culverhouse College of Business.
UA President Dr. Stuart Bell has authorized The University of Alabama to provide faculty and staff 2021 COVID leave time to replace the federal benefits that expired Dec. 31.
The University of Alabama will delay operations tomorrow, Jan. 11, due to the threat of severe weather. University offices and programs will open at 10 a.m.
The University of Alabama is launching an initiative with support from Protective Life Corporation to help underrepresented students get a head start on finding their potential path to a business college experience.
Dr. Schnavia Smith Hatcher has been selected to lead The University of Alabama’s School of Social Work as dean beginning Aug. 1, 2021.
Five faculty members from UA are part of a research coalition aimed at strengthening the community’s role and involvement in an equitable COVID-19 vaccination campaign.
The ideal Christmas of times past with extended family and friends gathered together will not be the reality of Christmas 2020. One UA professor gives some tips on how to cope with the changes.
This unique agreement will provide cutting-edge education and software training for students.
