Adam Pope

Adam Pope

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Public Relations Manager, Traditional University Campus

arpope@uab.edu • (205) 934-6986

Leads external communications for units within the traditional university campus. Pope and his team proactively reach out to the media to secure media hits telling the story of happenings on campus ranging from the arts to student stories, graduate and undergraduate research and beyond. The team works reactively to ensure appropriate experts are connected with media within their deadline.

Specific beats include: School of Health Professions; College of Arts and Sciences; Political Science; Criminal Justice; Anthropology; Bill L. Harbert Institute for Innovation and Entrepreneurship; Collat School of Business; School of Education; Administrative News; Office of the Provost for Student and Faculty Success; Enrollment, Admissions, Financial Aid; Human Resources; Issues Management; Student Affairs/Student Life;Minority Health and Health Equity Research Center

Miller selected as division director of Neuropathology

Miller selected as division director of Neuropathology
Miller replaces interim division director Vishnu Reddy, M.D., professor in the Division of Laboratory Medicine.

Baskin named president-elect of the Society of Behavioral Medicine

Baskin named president-elect of the Society of Behavioral Medicine
Baskin will become society president in April 2020.

Researchers to study feasibility of PET/MRI technology in cardiac sarcoidosis

Researchers to study feasibility of PET/MRI technology in cardiac sarcoidosis
UAB researchers were awarded a grant for new hybrid technology that could change diagnostic standards for patients. 

Using bag-mask ventilation during intubation improves patient outcomes

Using bag-mask ventilation during intubation improves patient outcomes
UAB is part of a clinical trial published in the New England Journal of Medicine that showed using bag-mask ventilation improves outcomes and could potentially save lives.

Researcher shows linkage between ganglion cell density and non-uniform spatial integration in human vision

Researcher shows linkage between ganglion cell density and non-uniform spatial integration in human vision
Vision scientists publish findings of how retinal neurons govern the perceptual process of human spatial integration.

Owsley receives Oberdorfer Award in Low Vision Research

Owsley receives Oberdorfer Award in Low Vision Research
The award recognizes an individual for his or her role in furthering low-vision research and rehabilitation.

The best and worst things you can do for your heart

The best and worst things you can do for your heart
According to the American Heart Association’s Heart and Stroke Statistics, nearly half of all adults in the United States have some type of cardiovascular disease.

Urban parks could make you happier

Urban parks could make you happier
UAB researchers found spending 20 minutes in an urban park will make someone happier — whether they are engaging in exercise or not during the visit.

Does a severe infection put you at greater risk of heart disease and death?

Does a severe infection put you at greater risk of heart disease and death?
Investigators from UAB have examined the incidence, or new onset, of cardiovascular disease and in-hospital deaths in patients admitted with severe sepsis.

Weight cycling does not adversely affect cardiovascular outcomes in women with suspected myocardial ischemia

Weight cycling does not adversely affect cardiovascular outcomes in women with suspected myocardial ischemia
Study suggests that weight loss, even if associated with intermittent weight gain, is worthwhile in that there appears to be no harm and possible benefit in terms of cardiovascular outcomes.
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