Learn more about community-based organizations working on HIV/STI issues during CFAR's Behavioral & Community Sciences Lecture Series, 11:30am to 1 p.m. Sept. 16 in Ryals School of Public Health Building Room 121.
Infectious Disease program managers Kelly Ross-Davis and Scott Batey will lead a discussion, and groups will present on their work and explore opportunities to collaborate and unify efforts.
Stefanie Johnson will discuss her research on the intersection of leadership, entrepreneurship and diversity and suggest ways to mitigate unconscious bias.
Learn what UAB graduate students and postdocs are uncovering in their research during two events this month.
Beaty will speak and perform his critically acclaimed, off-Broadway solo play, “Emergency,” 4 p.m. March 10 in the ASC.
A movie, panel discussion, art exhibition and noted lecturers are among the events planned to commemorate the birth of Charles Darwin and celebrate scientific research in evolutionary biology and other disciplines.
UAB and the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute will bring together a diverse panel of citizens and community leaders to discuss the importance of civil discourse, and how it can be practiced in our daily lives, during a free public event 6:30-7:30 p.m. Nov. 15 in Heritage Hall Room 106.
President Ray Watts will highlight UAB’s groundbreaking accomplishments in all areas of its mission, plus the strategic planning and key new facilities that are part of an updated Campus Master Plan.
UAB Center for Exercise Medicine will hold its annual symposium highlighting research and training 8 a.m.-2 p.m. Sept 25 in the Children's Harbor Bradley Lecture Center. Details and registration information are online.
A list of things for the UAB community to see and do during the week of March 15-21.
