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Dr. Yakov Kasman Named Distinguished Professor
Dr. Yakov Kasman, Professor and Artist-in Residence in the Department of Music, has been named a Distinguished Professor by the Board of Trustees.
Nominations open for 2018 Ireland Award for Scholarly Distinction
Study shows options to decrease risk of motor vehicle crashes for adolescent drivers
First-ever winners of College of Arts and Sciences Dean's Awards for Excellence in Teaching
The Dean's Award for Excellence in Teaching recognizes full-time regular faculty members of College of Arts and Sciences who have demonstrated exceptional accomplishments in teaching.
Marine biologist to explore life cycle diversity in red seaweed
Yakov Kasman to perform Rachmaninoff as soloist with ASO
Researchers propose novel solution to better secure voice over internet communication
Noa Turel to present at the 106th annual College Art Association national conference
BioTAP selects UAB scholars for inaugural cohort to improve teaching professional development
Celebrating 30 years of CI Therapy
On November 14, 2017, Dr. Edward Taub’s colleagues held a celebration in his honor at the Spain Rehabilitation Center entitled A 30 Year Milestone: Celebrating the Advances in CI Therapy.
We’re pleased to announce the first-ever Dean’s Excellence in Teaching Awards in the College of Arts and Sciences.
Seaside course helps budding researchers get their feet wet
Faculty members Batey, King, Lee, Pollio, and Sims of the Department of Social Work participated in the American Public Health Association conference in Atlanta, GA.
McComiskey explores the future of rhetoric in a post-truth world
The loss of logos — patterns of reasoning — in modern discourse inspired English Professor Bruce McComiskey, Ph.D., to write his new book, “Post-Truth Rhetoric and Composition,” from Utah State University Press.
Designs by UAB professor in demand around the world
Works by artist Erin Wright, MFA, which touch on topics from democracy to organ donation, are making a global impact.
Graduate student continues breast cancer research with new grant
UAB graduate student Kendra Royston has been named a trainee to the Susan G. Komen Graduate Training in Disparities Research Grant.
Read the Fall 2017 issue of Arts & Sciences Magazine
