Displaying items by tag: awards and honors

Only three Alabama university libraries made the top 100 list.

The goal is to predict how rare earth metals, used in many applications including cell phones, will behave when subjected to extreme environments.

UAB biologist Charles Amsler to join NSF’s Antarctic Organisms and Ecosystems (AOE) program as a rotator for the Division of Polar Programs (POLAR).

The awards fund first-year medical students for an eight-week session in scholarly research.

Alumni were honored with awards for their service and dedication to nursing.

Chaffin calls the UAB Campus Green her favorite transformational project.

After beginning his theater career at UAB while still in high school, Corner’s Kevin Allinder is now graduating and moving forward to grad school.

Students who have won prestigious national honors, fellowships, scholarships, university awards and service awards will be honored May 7.

The mission of the AANP is to lead nurse practitioners in transforming patient centered health care.

The organization consists of educators and advocates with a mission to exchange information, explore innovation and advocate for children.

Through his work at the 1917 Clinic, he has participated in several research projects that have been published in scientific journals.

The association’s mission is to assure the provision of quality health care to women of all ages by nurse practitioners.

The ADEA Leadership Institute will prepare Fellows for expanded roles in their institutions and the profession.

This award will provide support for Walker to serve as a visiting professor for up to six weeks at a foreign nursing school, twice, over the next five years.

The Green and Gold Fund is managed solely by UAB students.

The fifth annual multidisciplinary competition featured 24 teams of undergraduate, graduate and professional school students from multiple academic disciplines.

Half of Alabama’s 2013 Goldwater Scholars study at UAB – university total is now 17 with eight scholarship winners in the past four years.

Bahemuka, a native of Uganda, is one of 20 health professionals participating in this yearlong fellowship beginning in June 2013.