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Completed nominations for the 2017-2018 Junior Alumni Board must be submitted by 5 p.m. May 31.
Applied music major Mira Walker submitted her performance of works by Bach, Beethoven, Brahms, Chopin and Liebermann, and received a $3,000 award for first place.
The UAB School of Education has awarded the first Boyd Rogan Distinguished Alumni Award to Reba Wadsworth.
The Alabama Math, Science, and Technology Initiative at UAB provides math and science support to 750 teachers and 20,000 students in Alabama.
Gifts established a scholarship program for business students and support the new Football Operations building fund.
UAB has been recognized by the U.S. Department of Education for integrating sustainability principles and practices in all aspects of campus culture.
This free event is open to the public and aims to help community members secure their financial future.
Local middle school girls will come to UAB to participate in fun science and engineering activities led by female students and professionals.
A group of students recently explored Birmingham’s “linguistic landscape,” surveying the city to see how different languages are used in its signs, maps and advertising. Discover what their findings say about Alabama’s growing diversity, and learn how the challenges they encountered could pave the way for better communication.
The annual symposium May 15 will provide help and support for cancer patients and survivors.
This year, the NAS is excited to welcome the UAB Football team as the honorary starters for the 11th annual race. In 2016, the run raised more than $65,000 for student scholarships.
Take a night to celebrate and embrace some of the hardest-working people in health care.
Kids can partake in more than 30 interactive demonstrations and learn basic principles of science while having fun.
Joey Gase, whose mom was an organ and tissue donor upon death, will promote organ donation along with Sparks Energy for the Sparks Energy 300 on May 6.
The UAB Health Disparities Research Symposium highlights the health disparities work of undergraduate, graduate, faculty and community investigators in basic science, clinical research, behavioral and social science, and community-based research.
After graduation, Haley Callahan will pursue her master’s degree in counseling from Northwestern University. 
The UAB Women and Infants Center is among nearly a dozen organizations holding reunions for past NICU patients this spring. 
Graduating senior Sarah Leffel will spend her first year after completing her undergraduate education teaching English to children in Japan.
School of Nursing partners with One Roof for annual Point in Time homeless community census.
An interdisciplinary team that includes Engineering, the Collat School of Business, and the College of Arts and Sciences is reaching for new heights to make UAB’s team a perennial contender.
UAB trauma surgeons support Stop the Bleed, a campaign to provide knowledge and equipment to the public in response to mass casualty events for use before EMS crews can arrive.
A one-day orientation program for any organization interested in economic development and organizational excellence will be conducted at the UAB School of Health Professions Executive Learning Center on April 28.
UAB is among the 1 percent of schools worldwide to have accreditation in both business and accounting from the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business.
A shoe drive at a local baseball game will help women in need across the Birmingham area. 
Cowan and Unger will pursue further work in drug discovery as they enter graduate school after commencement in April. 
Students also received 20 Medallion Awards, the highest award given by the Public Relations Council of Alabama, 12 Awards of Excellence and six Awards of Merit.
Biomedical engineering students Jervaughn Hunter and Nikea McMullen are developing a contamination-free stethoscope cover to prevent a common source of infection.
The awardees will be honored at a luncheon Friday, June 23, at the UAB National Alumni Society House.
The public is invited to come to campus on Wednesday, April 19 and Friday, April 21 to meet the students and to see how they are engineering solutions to real-world challenges.
A senior in the College of Arts and Sciences’ Department of Music and the Honors College’s University Honors Program, Kasman, pianist, will graduate April 29, then embark on a tour and graduate school.