Dr. Laura Reed recently awarded $1,999,426 from NSF for a 5-yr project to work on Course-based Undergraduate Research Experiences (CUREs) in genomics with the Genomics Education Partnership (GEP).
The 16th annual A&S Summit for Undergraduate Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activity (URSCA) was held April 12, 2019, in Moody Music Hall. Download list of award winners as a printable…
URSCA provides undergraduate students with an opportunity to highlight their research and creative activity. The summit will be held on April 13, 2018 in the Moody Music Building- the humanities…
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Incoming freshman for Fall 2017 who are assigned to Harris Hall may register for Parker Adams by contacting Pamela Derrick at 205-348-2099 or Pamela.W.Derrick@ua.edu.
Throughout the school year and during Bama Bound, CASPA interacts with incoming and current students from all A&S disciplines. CASPA offers current students a chance to make areal impact on incoming students by sharing inside knowledge about the “REAL” student experience at UA. Peer Advisors are knowledgeable about campus resources, University requirements, campus life, student life, and the Tuscaloosa Community.
The College of Arts and Sciences Peer Advisors, or CASPA is a small, charismatic group of 16 students chosen to represent A&S throughout the school year and summer orientation. CASPA works directly with Academic Advisors to welcome new students, assist with class scheduling, as well as organizing events for current students like tailgates on the quad, fundraisers, community service and workshops.
Who are we? The College of Arts and Sciences Peer Advisors, or CASPA is a small, charismatic group of 20 students chosen to represent A&S throughout the school year and summer […]
The Randall Outstanding Research Award program, “recognizes the best research activity conducted by undergraduate students at The University of Alabama.”