The Dr. Jimmy Bartlett Endowed Alumni Optometry Scholarship was made possible through gifts in Bartlett’s honor by the UAB School of Optometry Alumni Association.
Equal Access Birmingham seeks to provide healthcare access to those in need within the Birmingham community
After the screening, there will be a community discussion led by the Hispanic Interest Coalition of Alabama.
UAB announces gift, set to name School of Business after Charles and Patsy Collat, the university’s biggest benefactors.
Dawson is one of five finalists selected to present an abstract at The Obesity Society’s annual meeting
Former CNN anchor Soledad O’Brien to speak at UAB about diversity.
Booktalks are led by UAB English professors or instructors and include classics and new works.
Discussion topics for the day include the social service resources available at The Kirklin Clinic and how they can help.
CPS-3 will enable the general public to help scientists understand the genetic, environmental and lifestyle factors that cause or prevent cancer.
After a flurry of activity and recruitment, the chapter jumped past distinguished status to the superior level, earning them the “most improved” distinction.
UAB will have a record number of students living on campus this year for the fall 2013 semester.
Roeder’s early work played a pivotal role developing the foundations of DNA forensic inference.
Copes will explore how cultural narratives about types of drug addicts shape the personal narratives of individual drug users.
The historic opening is the culmination of a $30 million renovation project to interactive, multidisciplinary environment that fosters increased collaborative efforts and scientific breakthroughs.
Two film projects will debut on Aug. 28.
Helen Shores Lee and Joanice Thompson honored for community service by UAB’s Minority Health and Health Disparities Research Center.
Physician assistant students to use MedSnap’s mobile app to verify patient meds and prevent dangerous interactions.
UAB’s Liver Center will host its 9th biennial conference Sept. 19-20 at the Hyatt Regency-Wynfrey Hotel in Birmingham.
CPS-3 gives the general public the opportunity to help scientists understand the genetic, environmental and lifestyle factors that cause or prevent cancer.
Distinguished faculty throughout the college will present topical lectures on issues that range from cinema to math to racial disparities.
The Cancer Center will host free special events for cancer patients, survivors and caregivers Aug. 19-23 at 1824 6th Ave. South.
The BAT measures students’ knowledge in eight key areas: math, analytical reasoning, analysis of charts and graphs, news analysis, economics, global markets, analysis of financial statements and investment banking.
In addition to improving the health of its children, this effort also helps with sustainability – which is a part of UAB’s overall goals.
School of Business students led teams from local high schools in researching ways the movement affected business in the city.