UA’s Paul Jones Lecture Series Opens with Brantley Visit
Internationally recognized artist James Sherman Brantley will visit The University of Alabama Oct. 24 as part of the Paul R. Jones Lecture Series.
Internationally recognized artist James Sherman Brantley will visit The University of Alabama Oct. 24 as part of the Paul R. Jones Lecture Series.
UA business school dean talks about jobs – Honors College connects students with Perry County – Alabama Insurance Day features industry speakers – Probate judge candidates to speak on campus – UA instructor cultivates family farm – Michigan teacher to join UA researcher in Antarctica – and more…
Former Daimler AG executive joins UA faculty – UA prof named to USADA board – RISE educators visit Russia – Former ESPN president to speak at UA – Moundville Native American Festival features music, storytelling – Events – and more…
The University of Alabama College of Human Environmental Sciences will present the Jack Davis Professional Achievement Awards during upcoming homecoming activities on campus.
UA’s Alabama Reach supports students who are on their own – High school students earn college credit through UA Early College – Beat Auburn Beat Hunger kicks off – UA women’s rowing team sponsors Locks of Love event
Dr. Ken Wright, professor in The University of Alabama College of Human Environmental Sciences, has been named to the board of the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency.
This week at The University of Alabama: Moundville Native American Festival – Beat Auburn Beat Hunger – Longtime ESPN president to speak on campus – UA experts available for political commentary – Events
George Bodenheimer, the longest-tenured president in the history of ESPN, will hold a question and answer session in the Ferguson Theatre at 4 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 11, as a guest of The University of Alabama Program in Sports Communication.
Alabama Innovation grant to fund UA projects – UA psychologists study perception of how time passes – Moundville Native American Festival draws thousands – UA announces homecoming schedule – Beat Auburn Beat Hunger food drive to kick off – UA experts comment on housing market, politics – and more…
The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration has awarded a Susan Harwood Targeted Topic Training Grant to The University of Alabama College of Continuing Studies.