May 20, 2013

Honoring Veterans by Design

By Terri Robertson Interior design students in UA’s College of Human Environmental Sciences often create designs for public spaces, usually hospitality spaces such as restaurants and hotels. But exhibit design has remained uncharted territory – that is, until now. The origins of “A Sentimental Journey: A Therapeutic Collaboration Between Interior Design Students & Veterans Affairs [...]

In this edition of dialog

Accolades

Faculty/Staff Notes; Engineering Student Awarded NASA Fellowship; NSF Selects Students, Alumna for Highly Competitive Fellowships

Connections

The Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, constructed in 1939, is at the heart of the UA campus emotionally and academically, as well as physically.

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Moundville Park Remembers Trail of Tears

Moundville Archaeological Park will hold its first 5K walk memorializing the Trail of Tears Saturday, May 25. The event, “Full Circle: Transcending the Trail of Tears,” will feature presentations, book signings, video viewing and more.

University Fellows Perform Service Projects in Perry County

The University Fellows Experience is partnering for the fifth year with the community of Marion in Perry County on projects designed to address needs within the Black Belt community.

Interactive Technology Available at Museum of Natural History

Students and other museum visitors will now have vast earth science and geology information at their fingertips, thanks to a new permanent display at the Alabama Museum of Natural History in Smith Hall.