Shannon Thomason
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Call-in chemistry, sketching breakthroughs and a choose-your-own-adventure course in pain.
Booker is not going to miss her shot. She wants to perform now and is planning a move to New York to pursue her theater career, then train in a medical profession later.
Regi Carpenter will perform twice at UAB’s Alys Stephens Center as part of her weeklong UAB residency.
The seminar will focus on UAB’s participation with diverse business enterprises that can supply goods and provide construction and professional services.
Winner of seven Grammy awards, Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Knight possesses one of the richest voices in pop music.
BMEN is a peer mentoring program at UAB designed to provide academic and social support to black male students entering UAB.
Approximately 2,100 students are scheduled to graduate from UAB this spring.
Registration is open for the 2019 race, which is on a new day with a new time and new course around UAB’s campus and through the heart of downtown Birmingham.
The radio news program will also speak with WBHM reporters live during the show as they discuss some of the local stories they have been following.
Freshman Dina Kasman won the lower college division, and junior Jacob Skiles won the upper college division.