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Approximately 1,627 students are scheduled to graduate from UAB this fall.
This album, using the uncommon instrumental configuration of clarinet, trumpet and piano, consists primarily of new music commissioned and premiered by the UAB Chamber Trio.
Strohm, who received a minor in music technology from UAB, will discuss his role as president and his pathway to this prestigious appointment.
The lecture is part of the Jemison Lecture Series and is presented by the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures.
Audiences of all ages will treasure this magical tale of family, friendship and hope set to timeless holiday hits.
Curated by art history students, the exhibition focuses on three epidemics, along with a lecture by Michael Saag, M.D.
The exhibition at AEIVA is presented by the Birmingham Holocaust Education Center with gallery talks, a fashion show and a play by community partners.
Kasman and Walker are music majors in the College of Arts and Sciences’ Department of Music, and both are in the Honors College’s University Honors Program.
Dawson, a junior majoring in neuroscience, also won the Interview and Talent awards and was awarded $2,900 in scholarships.
The project is funded by the UAB Benevolent Fund, the employee charitable arm of UAB.