January 23, 2012

Breaking Down Autism

Breaking Down Autism

Dr. Yasmin Neggers, whose main research focus is nutrition during pregnancy, was inspired by a visiting colleague to learn more about this disorder that affects the brain’s normal development of social and communication skills.

In this edition of dialog

Accolades

Arizumi Elected to NASILP Board of Directors; Six Students Awarded Scholarships to Serve Abroad; Dance Professor Selected MTEA Representative; Engineering Professor Receives Grant for Eco-Friendly Construction Materials; Distinguished Psychiatry Fellows Named

Connections

Some featured titles for UA Press publishing season include titles from UA professors and students.

More News

Blackboard Learn Replacing eLearning; Information Sessions Offered

During 2012, the University will be moving from eLearning, the learning management system, to Blackboard Learn.

Speaker Focuses on Needs of Military and Families

Dr. Keita Franklin, branch head, behavioral health, HQ U.S. Marine Corps, Manpower & Reserve Affairs (MRRO), will present “Behavioral Health Issues and Needs of Active Duty Military Members and their Families,” Monday, Jan. 30, at noon in 104 Little Hall.

Directory Opt-Out Available

Faculty and staff may opt out of receiving a print campus directory in the fall. To opt out, log in to myBama, select the Employee tab, click on the Employee Services folder, select the Campus Directory Opt Out link, check the opt-out box, and then click the Submit button.

Strive for Five Program Offers Support for Healthier, Active Lifestyle

The Office of Health Promotion and Wellness has announced the 2012 Strive for Five program.

Census Bureau Estimates Slight Gain in State’s Population

The U.S. Census Bureau estimates Alabama gained 17,340 residents in the 15 months between April 1, 2010 (Census Day) and July 1, 2011.

Randall Research Award Nominations Due by Feb. 15

The Randall Outstanding Undergraduate Research Award Program recognizes the best research activity conducted by undergraduate students at UA.