Two major, long-running projects that have shaped computer science (CS) education in Alabama classrooms are reaching completion this fall. Both initiatives ā each more than five years in the making ā represent a successful collaboration between The University of Alabamaās College of Education and College of Engineering. Together, they have played a pivotal role in…
The BAMA-STOP School Violence program is nearing the end of its $1.2 million effort to reduce violence in West Alabama educational settings with a final group of 10 schools for the 2025-26 school year. The grant – a partnership between West Alabama school districts and The University of Alabama with funding provided by the U.S.…
Associate Professor of Rehabilitation Counseling Dr. Emily Lund has been selected by American Psychological Association (APA) Division 22, Rehabilitation Psychology, to receive the Early Career Education Award for their numerous contributions to the field of psychology and rehabilitation psychology. The award will be presented to them during the 2025 APA Annual Conference in August. Congratulations…
Assistant Professor of Educational Research Dr. JoonHo Lee has been named a 2025 National Academy of Education (NAEd)/Spencer Postdoctoral Fellow. Lee was one of 25 fellows chosen for this prestigious honor from a collective of more than 270 scholars, recognized for his research project titled āEstimating Distributions and Ranks of Cluster-Specific Effect Parameters: New Bayesian Tools for…
The 2024-25 academic year has been a busy one for Roll Tide for Reading (RTFR). What started about three years ago as a single literacy project has grown into a student organization of about 90 active members who are passionate about promoting childrenās literacy throughout the Tuscaloosa community. The student group began with 10 or so…
Paul W. Bryant and Mary Harmon Bryant Endowed Professor Dr. Kristine Jolivette has been selected to receive the 2024-25 University of Alabama Outstanding Graduate Mentorship Award. This honor is a testament to Dr. Jolivette’s unwavering dedication to her students and the transformative mentorship she has provided through the years. She not only displays excellence in…
Dr. Archie Wade, the first Black University of Alabama professor who helped set the course for racial equality at the University, died on Jan. 13 at the age of 85. Wade, associate professor emeritus of the UA Department of Kinesiology, was a historic trailblazer at the Capstone, instrumental in both the integration of sports and…
