UA in the News: November 28, 2012
UA’s Hilaritas kicks off holiday season – Greek Awards presented – SPJ hosts C-SPAN 2012 campaign bus – and more…
UA’s Hilaritas kicks off holiday season – Greek Awards presented – SPJ hosts C-SPAN 2012 campaign bus – and more…
UA to start construction on new recreation center – UA program supplies books to Black Belt schools – Baldwin named vice president for advancement – UA researchers work on prosthetic ankle – UA experts look at Thanksgiving traffic safety – UA researchers work to develop rare-earth-free magnets – Iron Bowl brings crowds to campus – UA students lauded for service projects – and more…
Dr. Kristen Iversen, author of the highly-acclaimed book, “Full Body Burden: Growing Up in the Nuclear Shadow of Rocky Flats,” an autobiography about growing up near a nuclear weapons plant in Colorado, will give a Nov. 27 lecture on The University of Alabama campus.
The department of journalism and The University of Alabama chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists will sponsor a visit by the C-SPAN Campaign 2012 Bus Nov. 28.
The U.S.-Ireland Alliance has named University of Alabama student Sarah E. Johnson to the 2014 class of George J. Mitchell Scholars.
UA students teach children how to play chess – UA experts comment on BP legal settlement, grandparents raising grandchildren – UA students hold coat drive for Hurricane Sandy victims – Rural Health Scholars program helps provide doctors to rural areas
The University of Alabama chapter of the Public Relations Student Society of America is accepting, through Dec. 7, donations of winter coats and money for victims of Hurricane Sandy.
UA awarded grant to train high school teachers in computer science – Entrepreneur receives Jack Davis Award – UA, Chamber sponsor Young Entrepreneurs Academy – UA experts comment on rural healthcare, international law – Events – and more…
Dr. Amelia K. Ward, professor of biological sciences at The University of Alabama, has been elected to a prestigious position with the National Ecological Observatory Network.
Applications for Ignite UA, a community-building program offered by First Year Experience at The University of Alabama are being accepted through Monday, Nov. 19.