November 2014 - The Reporter
January 21, 2011
Study focuses on factors influencing children’s behavior
The Healthy Passages project will assess health behaviors in children — from physical activity and nutrition to violence.
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Research & Scholarship
January 21, 2011
UABRF provides support for university start-up companies
The learning curve for entrepreneurs is sharp, especially if you’ve never fancied yourself a business magnate.
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Economic Development
January 17, 2011
UAB reschedules classes missed due to snow
UAB has rescheduled the class days missed Jan. 10-11 when the campus closed due to snow.
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Take Note
January 12, 2011
Counseling clinic will train students, help underserved
The new UAB Community Counseling Clinic, an internship site in the School of Education, gives grad students hands-on training.
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Patient Care
January 12, 2011
UAB nurses ready to aid South African orphans
UAB Hospital staff will leave Jan. 28 for a 10-day journey into a part of the world where medical care is a luxury.
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Outreach
December 15, 2010
Born to run? UAB studies influence of genes on exercise
The TIGER Study, led by Molly Bray, will investigate the influence of variation in DNA sequence on body fatness and fitness.
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Research & Scholarship
December 15, 2010
Newborn care, training could save millions
Findings by Wally Carlo show an education-training program in basic neonatal care in developing countries can reduce neonatal mortality.
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Research & Scholarship
December 15, 2010
’Tis the season to help feed the hungry
Campus Restaurants joined SODEXO’s Helping Hands Across America campaign to raise money for Magic City Harvest.
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Outreach
December 15, 2010
Rembert a reliable guide for dental students
Angela Rembert, current quality assurance officer in the School of Dentistry, is December's Employee of the Month.
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Awards & Honors
November 22, 2010
Two named models of excellence for people with disabilities
Twana Carr and Janice Allen have been honored as models of excellence for people with disabilities.
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Awards & Honors
