The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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CDI can effectively and positively impact economic and social development by building the capacity of individuals and communities through practical, interactive and comprehensive training designed to meet the needs of economic and community development professionals working in a fast-paced environment.

Participants are exposed to a comprehensive, applied approach to community and economic development. In addition to showcasing knowledge from successful practitioners, CDI also offers valuable networking and peer‐to‐peer learning opportunities.

Who Should Attend?

Participants include community and economic development practitioners; city, county and state officials and community volunteers; non-profit staff and board members; chamber staff; private industry; municipal districts; and academics. Attendees will expand their ability to identify community assets, set goals, encourage collaboration and respond to various economic and quality of life issues.

PCED Certification

Enhance your career by becoming a professional community and economic developer. CDI helps prepare you for this nationally recognized certification offered through the Community Development Council. Application and eligibility information are available at cdcouncil.com. Pre-registration for the exam is required 45 days in advance. PCED certification is optional and not required for CDI attendance.

CDI Across the Nation

CDI Southeast is part of a national network of training sites endorsed by the Community Development Council, a nationally recognized non-profit organization with the mission of advancing the practice and profession of community development. For more information about the CDC and CDI site locations, visit cdcouncil.com.

Questions? Contact Mary Patterson at professionaldevelopment@ua.edu or 205-348-7049.

Visit our website to learn more: https://training.ua.edu/cdis/

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Explore how to interpret Ally’s accessibility indicators, understand common accessibility issues, and use guided feedback to make quick, meaningful improvements to documents, PDFs, presentations, and other course content. We’ll also examine the alternative formats Ally automatically provides to students and discuss how these formats support diverse learning needs.

Registration:

Jun 8, 2026 at 2:00pm virtual - Register for 6/8 Course Accessibility

Jun 25, 2026 at 10am virtual - Register for 6/25 Course Accessibility

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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CDI can effectively and positively impact economic and social development by building the capacity of individuals and communities through practical, interactive and comprehensive training designed to meet the needs of economic and community development professionals working in a fast-paced environment.

Participants are exposed to a comprehensive, applied approach to community and economic development. In addition to showcasing knowledge from successful practitioners, CDI also offers valuable networking and peer‐to‐peer learning opportunities.

Who Should Attend?

Participants include community and economic development practitioners; city, county and state officials and community volunteers; non-profit staff and board members; chamber staff; private industry; municipal districts; and academics. Attendees will expand their ability to identify community assets, set goals, encourage collaboration and respond to various economic and quality of life issues.

PCED Certification

Enhance your career by becoming a professional community and economic developer. CDI helps prepare you for this nationally recognized certification offered through the Community Development Council. Application and eligibility information are available at cdcouncil.com. Pre-registration for the exam is required 45 days in advance. PCED certification is optional and not required for CDI attendance.

CDI Across the Nation

CDI Southeast is part of a national network of training sites endorsed by the Community Development Council, a nationally recognized non-profit organization with the mission of advancing the practice and profession of community development. For more information about the CDC and CDI site locations, visit cdcouncil.com.

Questions? Contact Mary Patterson at professionaldevelopment@ua.edu or 205-348-7049.

Visit our website to learn more: https://training.ua.edu/cdis/

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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Be seen, be heard, be understood. In this dynamic workshop, participants learn and practice theatrical skills to enhance their communication and confidence in everyday life.

GAD 132 Theatre in Real Life

🗓️ June 9q

🕜 1:30-2:45 p.m.

📍 Church of the Holy Comforter

🗣️ Sara Brunow

Have questions? Visit the OLLI website at olli.ua.edu or contact the OLLI office at 205-348-6482 or olli@ua.edu.

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The course includes these topics:
* Lean in Higher Education definition, overview, and benefits.
* Lean tools and practices summary, and examples of tools per purpose, including Gemba Walk, Process Mapping, 5S, and Visual Management.

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Dates & Registration Links:

Jun 9, 2026 at 3:30 pm virtual - Register for 6/9 UA Tools session

Jun 17, 2026 at 10:30 am virtual - Register for 6/17 UA Tools session

Jun 22, 2026 at 2:00 pm virtual - Register for 6/22 UA Tools session

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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CDI can effectively and positively impact economic and social development by building the capacity of individuals and communities through practical, interactive and comprehensive training designed to meet the needs of economic and community development professionals working in a fast-paced environment.

Participants are exposed to a comprehensive, applied approach to community and economic development. In addition to showcasing knowledge from successful practitioners, CDI also offers valuable networking and peer‐to‐peer learning opportunities.

Who Should Attend?

Participants include community and economic development practitioners; city, county and state officials and community volunteers; non-profit staff and board members; chamber staff; private industry; municipal districts; and academics. Attendees will expand their ability to identify community assets, set goals, encourage collaboration and respond to various economic and quality of life issues.

PCED Certification

Enhance your career by becoming a professional community and economic developer. CDI helps prepare you for this nationally recognized certification offered through the Community Development Council. Application and eligibility information are available at cdcouncil.com. Pre-registration for the exam is required 45 days in advance. PCED certification is optional and not required for CDI attendance.

CDI Across the Nation

CDI Southeast is part of a national network of training sites endorsed by the Community Development Council, a nationally recognized non-profit organization with the mission of advancing the practice and profession of community development. For more information about the CDC and CDI site locations, visit cdcouncil.com.

Questions? Contact Mary Patterson at professionaldevelopment@ua.edu or 205-348-7049.

Visit our website to learn more: https://training.ua.edu/cdis/

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-This course is for supervisors of non-student employees.

Behavioral Expectations Supported: Effective Communication, Collaboration, Continuous Improvement

https://hr.ua.edu/employee-resources/performance-management/behavioral

Join Tal Lieber, Director of Informal Resolution Services for UA for this new offering designed to help you learn practical tools to help others resolve workplace conflict.

The goal of Necessary Knowledge is to learn a new way of thinking about conflict. In this course you will build a new "mental-map" that will serve as your guide for making moment-to-moment choices about how to behave in conflict situations and how to manage them more effectively. It leads to productive and effective relationships at work and at home.

In the first half of this course, we will define conflict and understand how our own responses to conflict impact relationships. In the second half of this course, we will apply what we've learned and use it in a powerful communication tool to help others resolve workplace conflict. Third-Party Resolution is a core competency for every supervisor, manager, team leader, and human resource specialist. The key to managing conflict is to address it at its lowest level. This course will teach participants how to proactively manage workplace conflict.

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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Enjoy a wide range of topics — from history and travel to the arts, hobbies and local stories. Each week, a different speaker shares their expertise and passion.

June 3 – Barbershop Quartet – David Williams
June 10 – Nature Gardening to Attract Wildlife – Raphael Sneed
June 17 – Sculpture – Lee Busby
June 24 – “Earn This!” A Journey Through the WWII Journal of a 12th Regiment Radio Man – David Miles
July 8 – Life of the Civil War Soldier – Virgil Moon
July 15 – Behind the Velvet Ribbons: Decorating the White House Experience – Tammy West
July 22 – Jellyfish: Beautiful, Fascinating, Unappreciated! – Peggy Hamner
July 29 – Bagpipes and Story Telling – Timothy Salazar

TUS 161 Lagniappe – Various Topics
🗓️ June 3, 10, 17, 24; July 8, 15, 22, 29
🕜 Noon-1:15 p.m.
📍 Bryant Conference Center
🗣️ Various Speakers

Have questions? Visit the OLLI website at olli.ua.edu or contact the OLLI office at 205-348-6482 or olli@ua.edu.

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https://hr.ua.edu/employee-resources/performance-management/behavioral

New Management Orientation is for those new to a supervisory/management position at The University of Alabama and will be supervising non-student staff. This includes new hires as well as existing employees who are new to a supervisory/management role. It is expected that new managers complete this training within their first month in their new management/supervisory role.

The purpose of New Management Orientation is to provide new members of management with an overview of:

how to better understand and achieve University expectationstheir responsibilities for compliance with key University requirementskey departments/functions that may be a resource

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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CDI can effectively and positively impact economic and social development by building the capacity of individuals and communities through practical, interactive and comprehensive training designed to meet the needs of economic and community development professionals working in a fast-paced environment.

Participants are exposed to a comprehensive, applied approach to community and economic development. In addition to showcasing knowledge from successful practitioners, CDI also offers valuable networking and peer‐to‐peer learning opportunities.

Who Should Attend?

Participants include community and economic development practitioners; city, county and state officials and community volunteers; non-profit staff and board members; chamber staff; private industry; municipal districts; and academics. Attendees will expand their ability to identify community assets, set goals, encourage collaboration and respond to various economic and quality of life issues.

PCED Certification

Enhance your career by becoming a professional community and economic developer. CDI helps prepare you for this nationally recognized certification offered through the Community Development Council. Application and eligibility information are available at cdcouncil.com. Pre-registration for the exam is required 45 days in advance. PCED certification is optional and not required for CDI attendance.

CDI Across the Nation

CDI Southeast is part of a national network of training sites endorsed by the Community Development Council, a nationally recognized non-profit organization with the mission of advancing the practice and profession of community development. For more information about the CDC and CDI site locations, visit cdcouncil.com.

Questions? Contact Mary Patterson at professionaldevelopment@ua.edu or 205-348-7049.

Visit our website to learn more: https://training.ua.edu/cdis/

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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Suggested Pre-work for Participants:

To maximize the learning experience, participants who register for the series or individual sessions will be invited to complete brief pre-work prior to each workshop. This pre-work includes approximately 20 minutes of video content per session and helps prepare participants for active engagement during the session.

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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Dates & Registration Links:

Jun 12,2026 at 10:00 am virtual - Register for 6/12 UA Tools session

Jun 25, 2026 at 12:00 pm virtual - Register for 6/25 UA Tools session

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Drop in anytime between 9:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.

Moundville residents must pay admission during this time to participate in this event.

Admission

This program is free with paid park admission.

Adults – $8Seniors (55-years-old and older) – $7Students – $6Under 5 – FreeMoundville Residents – FreeNative American visitors – Free with tribal membership cardUA Museums members – Free with museum membershipBryant Museum Circle of Champions – Free

Location

We will meet outside of the Jones Archaeological Museum at Moundville Archaeological Park.

Moundville Archaeological Park is located 13 miles south of Tuscaloosa, off Alabama Highway 69 and the physical address is 634 Mound State Parkway, Moundville, AL 35474-6413.

Contact Information

If you have any questions, please email education-moundstatepark@ua.edu or call (205) 371-8732.

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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Registations:

Jun 5, 2026 at 10am virtual - Register for 6/5 Blackboard Basics

Jun 15, 2026 at 2pm virtual - Register for 6/15 Blackboard Basics

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Dates & Registration Links

Jun 15, 2026 at 4:00 pm virtual - Register for 6/15 Increase Engagement

Jun 30, 2026 at 10:00 am virtual - Register for 6/30 Increase Engagement

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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Did you know that Gadsden, Alabama, has a direct connection to the Panama Canal? We will learn of Gadsden native William Sibert, for whom the U.S. Army training facility Camp Sibert was named, and his building of the canal. He was a member of the Panama Canal Commission and commander of the canal’s Atlantic division. He was responsible for several critical components of the canal, including the Gatun Locks and Dam.

GAD 133 An Engineer, A Major General, A Canal: William Sibert, a Gadsden Native

🗓️ June 16

🕜 1:30-2:45 p.m.

📍 Church of the Holy Comforter

🗣️ Dr. Linda York

Have questions? Visit the OLLI website at olli.ua.edu or contact the OLLI office at 205-348-6482 or olli@ua.edu.

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During this class, you will start identifying non-value-added activities that are present in your work or processes and possible ways to eliminate them.

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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After the reading by Moundville Archaeological Park’s Erinn Townsend, children will learn about the Eastern Agricultural Complex and the importance of crops like sunflower. Each participant will decorate their own flower pot and plant a sunflower seed to take home and grow.

Admission
This program is free with paid park admission.

• Adults – $8
• Seniors (55-years-old and older) – $7
• Students – $6
• Under 5 – Free
• Moundville Residents – Free
• Native American visitors – Free with tribal membership card
• UA Museums members – Free with museum membership
ª Bryant Museum Circle of Champions – Free

Location
Moundville Archaeological Park is located 13 miles south of Tuscaloosa, off Alabama Highway 69 and the physical address is 634 Mound State Parkway, Moundville, AL 35474-6413.

Contact Information
If you have any questions, please email education-moundstatepark@ua.edu or call (205) 371-8732.

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Dates & Registration Links:

Jun 9, 2026 at 3:30 pm virtual - Register for 6/9 UA Tools session

Jun 17, 2026 at 10:30 am virtual - Register for 6/17 UA Tools session

Jun 22, 2026 at 2:00 pm virtual - Register for 6/22 UA Tools session

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June 3 – Framing the Conduct of the American Revolutionary War – Dr. Harold Selesky

June 10 – Leeches, Laudanum and Liberty: Practicing Medicine in Revolutionary America – Dr. Ross Vaughn

June 17 – Separation of Powers in the U.S. Constitution – Dr. Joseph Smith

June 24 – Spanish Conquest of British West Florida During the American Revolution – Dr. Daniel Haulman

OL 131 Revolutionary Lives: Medicine, War and the Constitution

🗓️ June 3, 10, 17, 24

🕜 10:30-11:45 a.m.

📍 Bryant Conference Center and Online

🗣️ Various speakers

Have questions? Visit the OLLI website at olli.ua.edu or contact the OLLI office at 205-348-6482 or olli@ua.edu.

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Enjoy a wide range of topics — from history and travel to the arts, hobbies and local stories. Each week, a different speaker shares their expertise and passion.

June 3 – Barbershop Quartet – David Williams
June 10 – Nature Gardening to Attract Wildlife – Raphael Sneed
June 17 – Sculpture – Lee Busby
June 24 – “Earn This!” A Journey Through the WWII Journal of a 12th Regiment Radio Man – David Miles
July 8 – Life of the Civil War Soldier – Virgil Moon
July 15 – Behind the Velvet Ribbons: Decorating the White House Experience – Tammy West
July 22 – Jellyfish: Beautiful, Fascinating, Unappreciated! – Peggy Hamner
July 29 – Bagpipes and Story Telling – Timothy Salazar

TUS 161 Lagniappe – Various Topics
🗓️ June 3, 10, 17, 24; July 8, 15, 22, 29
🕜 Noon-1:15 p.m.
📍 Bryant Conference Center
🗣️ Various Speakers

Have questions? Visit the OLLI website at olli.ua.edu or contact the OLLI office at 205-348-6482 or olli@ua.edu.

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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Registration:

June 18, 2026 at 2pm virtual - Register for 6/18 Panopto Basics

June 26, 2026 at 10am virtual - Register for 6/26 Panopto Basics

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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Dates & Registration Links:

Jun 9, 2026 at 3:30 pm virtual - Register for 6/9 UA Tools session

Jun 17, 2026 at 10:30 am virtual - Register for 6/17 UA Tools session

Jun 22, 2026 at 2:00 pm virtual - Register for 6/22 UA Tools session

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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The Panama Canal is an artificial 51-mile waterway that connects the Pacific Ocean with the Caribbean Sea. It cuts across the narrowest point of the Isthmus of Panama. Let’s learn the history and how many times this engineering feat was attempted. It will be an armchair travel experience!

GAD 134 Armchair Travel: The Panama Canal

🗓️ June 23

🕜 1:30-2:45 p.m.

📍 Church of the Holy Comforter

🗣️ Vicki Rhodes

Have questions? Visit the OLLI website at olli.ua.edu or contact the OLLI office at 205-348-6482 or olli@ua.edu.

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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The Maintenance Management Certificate Program provides a comprehensive management development program for existing and aspiring maintenance management professionals. The program is aimed at current and aspiring maintenance managers, engineers, supervisors and planners, but is applicable to all who have a direct interest in or are affected by maintenance performance and its impact on the enterprise. While the program is maintenance-centric, the methods, standard processes and logic are applicable to all organizational functions. This comprehensive program is applicable to all industries and facilities, as well as to single-plant or global enterprises.

Early bird price: $1,062 (expires exactly one month prior to program date)

Have questions? Contact Mary Patterson at professionaldevelopment@ua.edu or 205-348-7049.

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Learn more about the Project Management Certificate Program.

Project management principles apply to all lines of business whether the work is formally declared a project or is just goal oriented. The workshop is ideal for leaders who want to perform at a high level, consistently producing superior results.

For maximum benefit in the Project Management Certificate Program, we strongly recommend that participants attend the Developing Project Management Skills workshop or an equivalent course prior to attending the Advanced Project Management Skills with Simulation and Building and Sustaining Project Management Best Practices workshops.

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Headshots will be taken on the front steps of Rose Administration on the dates listed, subject to rescheduling due to weather or UA closings.

Please sign up for a day & time using this form.

Please also see here for more information on UA headshots.

We look forward to seeing you!

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This program is free with paid park admission. Please note: Since this is a special event, Moundville residents will need to pay admission during the time of the program.

Admission

Adults – $8Seniors (55-years-old and older) – $7Students – $6Under 5 – FreeNative American visitors – Free with tribal membership cardUA Museums members – Free with museum membershipBryant Museum Circle of Champions – Free

Location

Moundville Archaeological Park is located 13 miles south of Tuscaloosa, off Alabama Highway 69 and the physical address is 634 Mound State Parkway, Moundville, AL 35474-6413.

Contact Information

If you have any questions, please email education-moundstatepark@ua.edu or call (205) 371-8732.

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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Have you ever wondered ‘How can I get my coworkers to understand me better?’ or ’What can I do to improve my listening skills?' Communication, in particular, interpersonal communication skills are at the heart of all of our human relationships. During this workshop, we will discuss some of the biggest aspects of interpersonal communication to include listening, perception and conflict. The goal at the end of the workshop is for you to walk away with tools to use in all of your interpersonal relationships.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Explore the role of listening in interpersonal communication and practice the “how tos” of effective listeningDiscover the impact perception plays in interpersonal relationshipsUnderstand and apply interpersonal communication skills to reduce conflict

Competencies Supported: Communication – Oral, Conflict Management

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June 3 – Framing the Conduct of the American Revolutionary War – Dr. Harold Selesky

June 10 – Leeches, Laudanum and Liberty: Practicing Medicine in Revolutionary America – Dr. Ross Vaughn

June 17 – Separation of Powers in the U.S. Constitution – Dr. Joseph Smith

June 24 – Spanish Conquest of British West Florida During the American Revolution – Dr. Daniel Haulman

OL 131 Revolutionary Lives: Medicine, War and the Constitution

🗓️ June 3, 10, 17, 24

🕜 10:30-11:45 a.m.

📍 Bryant Conference Center and Online

🗣️ Various speakers

Have questions? Visit the OLLI website at olli.ua.edu or contact the OLLI office at 205-348-6482 or olli@ua.edu.

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Enjoy a wide range of topics — from history and travel to the arts, hobbies and local stories. Each week, a different speaker shares their expertise and passion.

June 3 – Barbershop Quartet – David Williams
June 10 – Nature Gardening to Attract Wildlife – Raphael Sneed
June 17 – Sculpture – Lee Busby
June 24 – “Earn This!” A Journey Through the WWII Journal of a 12th Regiment Radio Man – David Miles
July 8 – Life of the Civil War Soldier – Virgil Moon
July 15 – Behind the Velvet Ribbons: Decorating the White House Experience – Tammy West
July 22 – Jellyfish: Beautiful, Fascinating, Unappreciated! – Peggy Hamner
July 29 – Bagpipes and Story Telling – Timothy Salazar

TUS 161 Lagniappe – Various Topics
🗓️ June 3, 10, 17, 24; July 8, 15, 22, 29
🕜 Noon-1:15 p.m.
📍 Bryant Conference Center
🗣️ Various Speakers

Have questions? Visit the OLLI website at olli.ua.edu or contact the OLLI office at 205-348-6482 or olli@ua.edu.

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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The Maintenance Management Certificate Program provides a comprehensive management development program for existing and aspiring maintenance management professionals. The program is aimed at current and aspiring maintenance managers, engineers, supervisors and planners, but is applicable to all who have a direct interest in or are affected by maintenance performance and its impact on the enterprise. While the program is maintenance-centric, the methods, standard processes and logic are applicable to all organizational functions. This comprehensive program is applicable to all industries and facilities, as well as to single-plant or global enterprises.

Early bird price: $1,062 (expires exactly one month prior to program date)

Have questions? Contact Mary Patterson at professionaldevelopment@ua.edu or 205-348-7049.

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Learn more about the Project Management Certificate Program.

Project management principles apply to all lines of business whether the work is formally declared a project or is just goal oriented. The workshop is ideal for leaders who want to perform at a high level, consistently producing superior results.

For maximum benefit in the Project Management Certificate Program, we strongly recommend that participants attend the Developing Project Management Skills workshop or an equivalent course prior to attending the Advanced Project Management Skills with Simulation and Building and Sustaining Project Management Best Practices workshops.

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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Explore how to interpret Ally’s accessibility indicators, understand common accessibility issues, and use guided feedback to make quick, meaningful improvements to documents, PDFs, presentations, and other course content. We’ll also examine the alternative formats Ally automatically provides to students and discuss how these formats support diverse learning needs.

Registration:

Jun 8, 2026 at 2:00pm virtual - Register for 6/8 Course Accessibility

Jun 25, 2026 at 10am virtual - Register for 6/25 Course Accessibility

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Join the group by filling out this short form, and we’ll keep you updated with any announcements.

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Check out our Summer 2026 lineup:

Thursday, July 23, 12-1 p.m., Legends Bistro - All the Way to the River by Elizabeth GilbertThe Camellia Center houses two copies of each of these books in its reading room. To check out one of these books, please call 205-348-5040.

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Dates & Registration Links:

Jun 12,2026 at 10:00 am virtual - Register for 6/12 UA Tools session

Jun 25, 2026 at 12:00 pm virtual - Register for 6/25 UA Tools session

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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Registration:

June 18, 2026 at 2pm virtual - Register for 6/18 Panopto Basics

June 26, 2026 at 10am virtual - Register for 6/26 Panopto Basics

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For more info, contact:

Paige Miller, cpmiller1@ua.edu

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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The 2026 University of Alabama AP Summer Institute will offer specialized workshops for both new and experienced AP teachers. New AP workshops are designed for educators with little or no prior AP training, while Experienced Teacher workshops support those who have previously attended AP training sessions or have at least two years of AP teaching experience. For Alabama teachers, 30 hours of professional development will be awarded upon successful completion of an institute.

Monday, June 29 – Thursday, July 2

US Government and PoliticsUS HistoryWorld History: ModernMacroeconomicsHuman GeographySeminarSeminar ELAResearchPrecalculus (New & Experienced Teachers)

Additional training offered:

Monday, July 13 – Thursday, July 16

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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The 2026 University of Alabama AP Summer Institute will offer specialized workshops for both new and experienced AP teachers. New AP workshops are designed for educators with little or no prior AP training, while Experienced Teacher workshops support those who have previously attended AP training sessions or have at least two years of AP teaching experience. For Alabama teachers, 30 hours of professional development will be awarded upon successful completion of an institute.

Monday, June 29 – Thursday, July 2

US Government and PoliticsUS HistoryWorld History: ModernMacroeconomicsHuman GeographySeminarSeminar ELAResearchPrecalculus (New & Experienced Teachers)

Additional training offered:

Monday, July 13 – Thursday, July 16

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This newly revised four-part series, intended for all employees with supervisory responsibilities, builds on the original UA Essentials for Management content and includes the addition of online materials designed to support and enhance the instructor-led learning experience.

Part 2: Recruitment, Selection and Onboarding Essentials provides participants with the knowledge, information, and skills necessary to recruit, select and retain qualified employees. Join members of the Talent Acquisition and HR Service Center teams for this interactive learning experience essential to building and maintaining an effective team.

OBJECTIVES

Review the online position description resources and their importanceProvide an overview of the online recruitment and interview builder systemsLearn to create effective recruitment strategiesPractice Behavioral Interviewing techniquesShare new resources and helpful tips for a successful onboarding

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https://hr.ua.edu/employee-resources/performance-management/behavioral

Target Audience: Anyone looking to apply principles that will help them manage what can seem like an overwhelming set of tasks and responsibilities.

Work, family and personal life responsibilities can feel overwhelming, and it sometimes seems as if a 24-hour

day simply isn’t long enough to get everything done. Unfortunately, no one has yet found a way to add a 25th

hour to the day, so we’re all forced to do the best with the time we have. By following the principles discussed

in this workshop, you may still never get everything done, but you should feel more in control of your very busy life.

Learning Objectives

Describe how to change "negative self talk" as it relates to your time - identify new ways of thinking
Identify where you spend your time currently - assess time wasters against productive activities
Describe how prioritization principles can be applied to your day and your life - use prioritization tools to combat being overwhelmed

Describe the impact of procrastination - learn tips for overcoming procrastination

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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Dates & Registration Links

Jun 15, 2026 at 4:00 pm virtual - Register for 6/15 Increase Engagement

Jun 30, 2026 at 10:00 am virtual - Register for 6/30 Increase Engagement

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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The 2026 University of Alabama AP Summer Institute will offer specialized workshops for both new and experienced AP teachers. New AP workshops are designed for educators with little or no prior AP training, while Experienced Teacher workshops support those who have previously attended AP training sessions or have at least two years of AP teaching experience. For Alabama teachers, 30 hours of professional development will be awarded upon successful completion of an institute.

Monday, June 29 – Thursday, July 2

US Government and PoliticsUS HistoryWorld History: ModernMacroeconomicsHuman GeographySeminarSeminar ELAResearchPrecalculus (New & Experienced Teachers)

Additional training offered:

Monday, July 13 – Thursday, July 16

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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The 2026 University of Alabama AP Summer Institute will offer specialized workshops for both new and experienced AP teachers. New AP workshops are designed for educators with little or no prior AP training, while Experienced Teacher workshops support those who have previously attended AP training sessions or have at least two years of AP teaching experience. For Alabama teachers, 30 hours of professional development will be awarded upon successful completion of an institute.

Monday, June 29 – Thursday, July 2

US Government and PoliticsUS HistoryWorld History: ModernMacroeconomicsHuman GeographySeminarSeminar ELAResearchPrecalculus (New & Experienced Teachers)

Additional training offered:

Monday, July 13 – Thursday, July 16

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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Join the group by filling out this short form, and we’ll keep you updated with any announcements.

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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Headshots will be taken on the front steps of Rose Administration on the dates listed, subject to rescheduling due to weather or UA closings.

Please sign up for a day & time using this form.

Please also see here for more information on UA headshots.

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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As we honor America250, this course explores the music that tells America’s story. From folk ballads and spirituals to blues, country and modern-day America, we will listen closely to the artists and lyrics that have shaped the nation’s cultural identity across generations. Together, we will examine how music reflects American history, struggle, faith, innovation and hope through the lens of artists whose songs capture the evolving American experience. No musical background is required, just curiosity and a love of storytelling through song. Each session will include guided listening, historical context and group discussion. Join us as we celebrate the United States of America’s 250th birthday by exploring the songs that have helped define who we are.

TUS 160 Songs of Americana: The Soundtrack of America at 250

🗓️ July 7, 14, 21, 28

🕜 Noon-1:15 p.m.

📍 Bryant Conference Center

🗣️ Haley Heiche

Have questions? Visit the OLLI website at olli.ua.edu or contact the OLLI office at 205-348-6482 or olli@ua.edu.

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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Enjoy a wide range of topics — from history and travel to the arts, hobbies and local stories. Each week, a different speaker shares their expertise and passion.

June 3 – Barbershop Quartet – David Williams
June 10 – Nature Gardening to Attract Wildlife – Raphael Sneed
June 17 – Sculpture – Lee Busby
June 24 – “Earn This!” A Journey Through the WWII Journal of a 12th Regiment Radio Man – David Miles
July 8 – Life of the Civil War Soldier – Virgil Moon
July 15 – Behind the Velvet Ribbons: Decorating the White House Experience – Tammy West
July 22 – Jellyfish: Beautiful, Fascinating, Unappreciated! – Peggy Hamner
July 29 – Bagpipes and Story Telling – Timothy Salazar

TUS 161 Lagniappe – Various Topics
🗓️ June 3, 10, 17, 24; July 8, 15, 22, 29
🕜 Noon-1:15 p.m.
📍 Bryant Conference Center
🗣️ Various Speakers

Have questions? Visit the OLLI website at olli.ua.edu or contact the OLLI office at 205-348-6482 or olli@ua.edu.

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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Join the group by filling out this short form, and we’ll keep you updated with any announcements.

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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The 2026 University of Alabama AP Summer Institute will offer specialized workshops for both new and experienced AP teachers. New AP workshops are designed for educators with little or no prior AP training, while Experienced Teacher workshops support those who have previously attended AP training sessions or have at least two years of AP teaching experience. For Alabama teachers, 30 hours of professional development will be awarded upon successful completion of an institute.

Monday, July 13 – Thursday, July 16

CalculusStatisticsEnglish Language and Composition (New & Experienced Teachers)English Literature and Composition (New & Experienced Teachers)Computer Science AComputer Science Principals

Additional training offered:

Monday, June 29 – Thursday, July 2

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Walt Rogers, organist for over 30 years at Riverchase United Methodist Church, will utilize his musical skills to show why the organ is the "king" of instruments.

BHM 131 The Pipe Organ: King of Musical Instruments

🗓️ July 13, 20

🕜 10:30 — Noon

📍 Riverchase United Methodist Church Sanctuary

🗣️ Walt Rogers

Have questions? Visit the OLLI website at olli.ua.edu or contact the OLLI office at 205-348-6482 or olli@ua.edu.

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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The 2026 University of Alabama AP Summer Institute will offer specialized workshops for both new and experienced AP teachers. New AP workshops are designed for educators with little or no prior AP training, while Experienced Teacher workshops support those who have previously attended AP training sessions or have at least two years of AP teaching experience. For Alabama teachers, 30 hours of professional development will be awarded upon successful completion of an institute.

Monday, July 13 – Thursday, July 16

CalculusStatisticsEnglish Language and Composition (New & Experienced Teachers)English Literature and Composition (New & Experienced Teachers)Computer Science AComputer Science Principals

Additional training offered:

Monday, June 29 – Thursday, July 2

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The Project Management Certificate Program gives you the skills necessary to assess the requirements, develop the work in a logical flow, enlist organizational support and thrive in a high-demand workplace. In these workshops, participants will learn and practice the essential skills required to successfully deliver projects. The curriculum, which aligns with the Project Management Institute’s framework, is specifically designed to focus on the practical application of concepts. Upon successful completion of the three workshops, participants will be able to demonstrate, by practical application, the concepts and skills inherent in successful project management environments.

This program is ideal for leaders who want to perform at a high level, consistently producing superior results. It will benefit new and longtime project managers and is ideal for capturing Professional Development Units to maintain Project Management Professional certification requirements.

To benefit most from this program, we strongly recommend participants attend the Developing Project Management Skills workshop or an equivalent course prior to attending the Advanced Project Management Skills with Simulation and Building and Sustaining Project Management Best Practices workshops.

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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As we honor America250, this course explores the music that tells America’s story. From folk ballads and spirituals to blues, country and modern-day America, we will listen closely to the artists and lyrics that have shaped the nation’s cultural identity across generations. Together, we will examine how music reflects American history, struggle, faith, innovation and hope through the lens of artists whose songs capture the evolving American experience. No musical background is required, just curiosity and a love of storytelling through song. Each session will include guided listening, historical context and group discussion. Join us as we celebrate the United States of America’s 250th birthday by exploring the songs that have helped define who we are.

TUS 160 Songs of Americana: The Soundtrack of America at 250

🗓️ July 7, 14, 21, 28

🕜 Noon-1:15 p.m.

📍 Bryant Conference Center

🗣️ Haley Heiche

Have questions? Visit the OLLI website at olli.ua.edu or contact the OLLI office at 205-348-6482 or olli@ua.edu.

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Participants will learn directly from a panel of campus Event Professionals about the basics of permits, communications, funding, vendors, logistics, and risk considerations, along with what’s expected before, during and after an event. The workshop concludes with essential takeaways and campus resources to help attendees plan events more confidently and avoid common pitfalls.

Course Objectives:

Identify key campus policies, processes, and approvals required to plan and host events.Recognize common event planning challenges and risk considerations and apply strategies to avoid them.Use campus resources and professional contacts effectively to plan, execute, and close out events with confidence.

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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The 2026 University of Alabama AP Summer Institute will offer specialized workshops for both new and experienced AP teachers. New AP workshops are designed for educators with little or no prior AP training, while Experienced Teacher workshops support those who have previously attended AP training sessions or have at least two years of AP teaching experience. For Alabama teachers, 30 hours of professional development will be awarded upon successful completion of an institute.

Monday, July 13 – Thursday, July 16

CalculusStatisticsEnglish Language and Composition (New & Experienced Teachers)English Literature and Composition (New & Experienced Teachers)Computer Science AComputer Science Principals

Additional training offered:

Monday, June 29 – Thursday, July 2

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https://hr.ua.edu/employee-resources/performance-management/behavioral

New Management Orientation is for those new to a supervisory/management position at The University of Alabama and will be supervising non-student staff. This includes new hires as well as existing employees who are new to a supervisory/management role. It is expected that new managers complete this training within their first month in their new management/supervisory role.

The purpose of New Management Orientation is to provide new members of management with an overview of:

how to better understand and achieve University expectationstheir responsibilities for compliance with key University requirementskey departments/functions that may be a resource

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The Project Management Certificate Program gives you the skills necessary to assess the requirements, develop the work in a logical flow, enlist organizational support and thrive in a high-demand workplace. In these workshops, participants will learn and practice the essential skills required to successfully deliver projects. The curriculum, which aligns with the Project Management Institute’s framework, is specifically designed to focus on the practical application of concepts. Upon successful completion of the three workshops, participants will be able to demonstrate, by practical application, the concepts and skills inherent in successful project management environments.

This program is ideal for leaders who want to perform at a high level, consistently producing superior results. It will benefit new and longtime project managers and is ideal for capturing Professional Development Units to maintain Project Management Professional certification requirements.

To benefit most from this program, we strongly recommend participants attend the Developing Project Management Skills workshop or an equivalent course prior to attending the Advanced Project Management Skills with Simulation and Building and Sustaining Project Management Best Practices workshops.

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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Enjoy a wide range of topics — from history and travel to the arts, hobbies and local stories. Each week, a different speaker shares their expertise and passion.

June 3 – Barbershop Quartet – David Williams
June 10 – Nature Gardening to Attract Wildlife – Raphael Sneed
June 17 – Sculpture – Lee Busby
June 24 – “Earn This!” A Journey Through the WWII Journal of a 12th Regiment Radio Man – David Miles
July 8 – Life of the Civil War Soldier – Virgil Moon
July 15 – Behind the Velvet Ribbons: Decorating the White House Experience – Tammy West
July 22 – Jellyfish: Beautiful, Fascinating, Unappreciated! – Peggy Hamner
July 29 – Bagpipes and Story Telling – Timothy Salazar

TUS 161 Lagniappe – Various Topics
🗓️ June 3, 10, 17, 24; July 8, 15, 22, 29
🕜 Noon-1:15 p.m.
📍 Bryant Conference Center
🗣️ Various Speakers

Have questions? Visit the OLLI website at olli.ua.edu or contact the OLLI office at 205-348-6482 or olli@ua.edu.

View on site | Email this event

The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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The 2026 University of Alabama AP Summer Institute will offer specialized workshops for both new and experienced AP teachers. New AP workshops are designed for educators with little or no prior AP training, while Experienced Teacher workshops support those who have previously attended AP training sessions or have at least two years of AP teaching experience. For Alabama teachers, 30 hours of professional development will be awarded upon successful completion of an institute.

Monday, July 13 – Thursday, July 16

CalculusStatisticsEnglish Language and Composition (New & Experienced Teachers)English Literature and Composition (New & Experienced Teachers)Computer Science AComputer Science Principals

Additional training offered:

Monday, June 29 – Thursday, July 2

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The Project Management Certificate Program gives you the skills necessary to assess the requirements, develop the work in a logical flow, enlist organizational support and thrive in a high-demand workplace. In these workshops, participants will learn and practice the essential skills required to successfully deliver projects. The curriculum, which aligns with the Project Management Institute’s framework, is specifically designed to focus on the practical application of concepts. Upon successful completion of the three workshops, participants will be able to demonstrate, by practical application, the concepts and skills inherent in successful project management environments.

This program is ideal for leaders who want to perform at a high level, consistently producing superior results. It will benefit new and longtime project managers and is ideal for capturing Professional Development Units to maintain Project Management Professional certification requirements.

To benefit most from this program, we strongly recommend participants attend the Developing Project Management Skills workshop or an equivalent course prior to attending the Advanced Project Management Skills with Simulation and Building and Sustaining Project Management Best Practices workshops.

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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Join the group by filling out this short form, and we’ll keep you updated with any announcements.

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

View on site | Email this event

This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

View on site | Email this event

The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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Walt Rogers, organist for over 30 years at Riverchase United Methodist Church, will utilize his musical skills to show why the organ is the "king" of instruments.

BHM 131 The Pipe Organ: King of Musical Instruments

🗓️ July 13, 20

🕜 10:30 — Noon

📍 Riverchase United Methodist Church Sanctuary

🗣️ Walt Rogers

Have questions? Visit the OLLI website at olli.ua.edu or contact the OLLI office at 205-348-6482 or olli@ua.edu.

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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As we honor America250, this course explores the music that tells America’s story. From folk ballads and spirituals to blues, country and modern-day America, we will listen closely to the artists and lyrics that have shaped the nation’s cultural identity across generations. Together, we will examine how music reflects American history, struggle, faith, innovation and hope through the lens of artists whose songs capture the evolving American experience. No musical background is required, just curiosity and a love of storytelling through song. Each session will include guided listening, historical context and group discussion. Join us as we celebrate the United States of America’s 250th birthday by exploring the songs that have helped define who we are.

TUS 160 Songs of Americana: The Soundtrack of America at 250

🗓️ July 7, 14, 21, 28

🕜 Noon-1:15 p.m.

📍 Bryant Conference Center

🗣️ Haley Heiche

Have questions? Visit the OLLI website at olli.ua.edu or contact the OLLI office at 205-348-6482 or olli@ua.edu.

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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Headshots will be taken on the front steps of Rose Administration on the dates listed, subject to rescheduling due to weather or UA closings.

Please sign up for a day & time using this form.

Please also see here for more information on UA headshots.

We look forward to seeing you!

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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Behavioral Expectations Supported: Collaboration and Effective Communication
Note: This is a two-part series on Interpersonal Communication and Public Speaking. Participants are encouraged, but not required to enroll to attend both parts.

One of the biggest fears of humans is public speaking, and it could be just the thing to take you to the next level in your career! During this virtual workshop, we will discuss different aspects of public speaking to include message preparation, delivery and managing anxiety. Come ready for a good conversation and meaningful activities in a fun and virtual environment!

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

How to plan and prepare your messageUnderstand steps and tools to support message deliveryManage nerves and anxiety associated with public speakingPractice public speaking activities

Competencies Supported: Communication – Oral, Self-Development, Stress Tolerance

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Enjoy a wide range of topics — from history and travel to the arts, hobbies and local stories. Each week, a different speaker shares their expertise and passion.

June 3 – Barbershop Quartet – David Williams
June 10 – Nature Gardening to Attract Wildlife – Raphael Sneed
June 17 – Sculpture – Lee Busby
June 24 – “Earn This!” A Journey Through the WWII Journal of a 12th Regiment Radio Man – David Miles
July 8 – Life of the Civil War Soldier – Virgil Moon
July 15 – Behind the Velvet Ribbons: Decorating the White House Experience – Tammy West
July 22 – Jellyfish: Beautiful, Fascinating, Unappreciated! – Peggy Hamner
July 29 – Bagpipes and Story Telling – Timothy Salazar

TUS 161 Lagniappe – Various Topics
🗓️ June 3, 10, 17, 24; July 8, 15, 22, 29
🕜 Noon-1:15 p.m.
📍 Bryant Conference Center
🗣️ Various Speakers

Have questions? Visit the OLLI website at olli.ua.edu or contact the OLLI office at 205-348-6482 or olli@ua.edu.

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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Join the group by filling out this short form, and we’ll keep you updated with any announcements.

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Check out our Summer 2026 lineup:

Thursday, July 23, 12-1 p.m., Legends Bistro - All the Way to the River by Elizabeth GilbertThe Camellia Center houses two copies of each of these books in its reading room. To check out one of these books, please call 205-348-5040.

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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Through a series of workshops, panel discussions, and keynote presentations, participants will explore innovative approaches to promoting holistic care, addressing systemic barriers, and developing resilient communities that support children and families at every stage of life. We will spotlight best practices, emerging research, and real-world case studies that showcase the power of social work in improving outcomes for the most vulnerable members of our society.

Key Focus Areas

Integrating physical and mental health care to support children and familiesEmpowering individuals to advocate for policy changes that prioritize family well-beingAddressing systemic inequalities and their impact on child and family healthTrauma-informed care and resilience building for at-risk familiesCommunity-based solutions for mental health, housing and educationThe role of social workers in promoting cultural competency and inclusivity in service delivery

This conference calls for action, insight, and collaboration to ensure that social workers continue to lead efforts that uplift and protect the future of our children and families. Join us for a powerful experience of learning, sharing and mobilizing for change.

Learn more and register now: https://training.ua.edu/health-child/

Have questions? Contact Doreena Mink at professionaldevelopment@ua.edu or 205-348-8528.

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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The focus of Part 3: Communication Essentials, is on "Getting Work Done through Others" and will provide you with the knowledge, skills, and information needed to effectively communicate with employees about job duties and expectations, performance requirements, and workplace behaviors.

Join members HR's Employee Relations and Learning and Development team for this highly interactive learning experience to gain skills and tools to enhance your interactions and overall effectiveness when communicating with your team.

OBJECTIVES

Learn 5 areas of focus for Getting Work Done Through OthersUnderstand the elements required for Successful Communication and practice skill-building techniquesAssess your Interpersonal Communication Skills and discuss opportunities to improveEnhance your knowledge of the importance Emotions and Assertive Communication skills play in effective communication

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achieving our goals. Plans to learn a new skill, to get in shape or to save money keep getting pushed back in the hopes that the future you will handle it “someday.” Your attitude and beliefs about your likelihood of success can predict whether or not you actually succeed. If you actively keep your internal motivation high, you can increase the likelihood of achieving your hopes, dreams and visions of your future.

Target Audience

Anyone who needs a boost in achieving their dreams.

Workshop Objectives

By the end of this workshop, you will:

• Define what self-motivation is

• Understand four factors that contribute to self-motivation

• Learn how to keep self-motivation going

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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As we honor America250, this course explores the music that tells America’s story. From folk ballads and spirituals to blues, country and modern-day America, we will listen closely to the artists and lyrics that have shaped the nation’s cultural identity across generations. Together, we will examine how music reflects American history, struggle, faith, innovation and hope through the lens of artists whose songs capture the evolving American experience. No musical background is required, just curiosity and a love of storytelling through song. Each session will include guided listening, historical context and group discussion. Join us as we celebrate the United States of America’s 250th birthday by exploring the songs that have helped define who we are.

TUS 160 Songs of Americana: The Soundtrack of America at 250

🗓️ July 7, 14, 21, 28

🕜 Noon-1:15 p.m.

📍 Bryant Conference Center

🗣️ Haley Heiche

Have questions? Visit the OLLI website at olli.ua.edu or contact the OLLI office at 205-348-6482 or olli@ua.edu.

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Course Objectives:

Understand how professional identity is shaped by appearance, communication, and workplace behaviors.Distinguish between effective initiative and behaviors that may be misinterpreted or misaligned.Apply practical strategies to demonstrate motivation, accountability, and professionalism across work settings.

Behavioral Expectations: Accountability/Dependability, Continuous Improvement, Effective Communication, Service Excellence

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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General Ledger is an accounting course. The objective is to familiarize the candidate with the study of ledgers in which all the assets, liabilities, equity, revenue and expenses are posted, and from which financial statements are prepared. This course counts as a 6-hour core course toward the Certified Governmental Accounting Technician Certificate awarded by the Government Finance Officers Association of Alabama. General Ledger is a required core course for the CGAT certificate.

Have questions? Contact Jamie Dykes at professionaldevelopment@ua.edu or 205-348-4440.

Register now: https://training.ua.edu/cgat/registration/

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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Enjoy a wide range of topics — from history and travel to the arts, hobbies and local stories. Each week, a different speaker shares their expertise and passion.

June 3 – Barbershop Quartet – David Williams
June 10 – Nature Gardening to Attract Wildlife – Raphael Sneed
June 17 – Sculpture – Lee Busby
June 24 – “Earn This!” A Journey Through the WWII Journal of a 12th Regiment Radio Man – David Miles
July 8 – Life of the Civil War Soldier – Virgil Moon
July 15 – Behind the Velvet Ribbons: Decorating the White House Experience – Tammy West
July 22 – Jellyfish: Beautiful, Fascinating, Unappreciated! – Peggy Hamner
July 29 – Bagpipes and Story Telling – Timothy Salazar

TUS 161 Lagniappe – Various Topics
🗓️ June 3, 10, 17, 24; July 8, 15, 22, 29
🕜 Noon-1:15 p.m.
📍 Bryant Conference Center
🗣️ Various Speakers

Have questions? Visit the OLLI website at olli.ua.edu or contact the OLLI office at 205-348-6482 or olli@ua.edu.

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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Through guided discussions and real-world scenarios, attendees will learn to “build bridges” with nearly anyone by strengthening communication, managing emotions, and fostering productive conflict outcomes. The session emphasizes that improving how we see and engage others can increase job satisfaction, strengthen teams, and create a more positive campus culture—without requiring others to change first.

Outcomes: Participants will leave with shared language, practical tools, and specific actions they can apply immediately in their campus roles.

Please notify us 24 hours in advance at 348-9700 or hrlearninganddevelopment@ua.edu if you require special accommodations or have questions about access.

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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View on site | Email this event

This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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Headshots will be taken on the front steps of Rose Administration on the dates listed, subject to rescheduling due to weather or UA closings.

Please sign up for a day & time using this form.

Please also see here for more information on UA headshots.

We look forward to seeing you!

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

View on site | Email this event

The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

View on site | Email this event

This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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Laura Jones, lmjones21@ua.edu

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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This workshop picks up where other traditional project management courses leave off. Participants learn to monitor a project using SimulTrain®, software that provides a simulation for planning and executing phases of a project. During project execution, participants are placed in common situations that generate stress and require timely decisions that affect not only project performance, but also team motivation. This workshop is focused on advanced project competencies, tools and techniques.

Learn more about the Project Management Certificate Program.

Project management principles apply to all lines of business, whether the work is formally declared a project or is just goal-oriented. The workshop is ideal for leaders who want to perform at a high level, consistently producing superior results.

For maximum benefit in the Project Management Certificate Program, we strongly recommend that participants attend the Developing Project Management Skills workshop or an equivalent course prior to attending the Advanced Project Management Skills with Simulation and Building and Sustaining Project Management Best Practices workshops.

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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For more info, contact:

Laura Jones, lmjones21@ua.edu

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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This event is designed to inspire learning and build valuable connections through:

Expert-led sessions highlighting the latest trends in government financeNetworking opportunities with peers and industry leadersPractical tools and insights to enhance your work

Have questions? Contact Emily Townsend at professionaldevelopment@ua.edu or 205-348-0356.

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The Maintenance Management Certificate Program provides a comprehensive management development program for existing and aspiring maintenance management professionals. The program is aimed at current and aspiring maintenance managers, engineers, supervisors and planners, but is applicable to all who have a direct interest in or are affected by maintenance performance and its impact on the enterprise. While the program is maintenance-centric, the methods, standard processes and logic are applicable to all organizational functions. This comprehensive program is applicable to all industries and facilities, as well as for single-plant or global enterprises.

Early bird price: $1,062 (expires exactly one month prior to program date)

Have questions? Contact Mary Patterson at professionaldevelopment@ua.edu or 205-348-7049.

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This workshop picks up where other traditional project management courses leave off. Participants learn to monitor a project using SimulTrain®, software that provides a simulation for planning and executing phases of a project. During project execution, participants are placed in common situations that generate stress and require timely decisions that affect not only project performance, but also team motivation. This workshop is focused on advanced project competencies, tools and techniques.

Learn more about the Project Management Certificate Program.

Project management principles apply to all lines of business, whether the work is formally declared a project or is just goal-oriented. The workshop is ideal for leaders who want to perform at a high level, consistently producing superior results.

For maximum benefit in the Project Management Certificate Program, we strongly recommend that participants attend the Developing Project Management Skills workshop or an equivalent course prior to attending the Advanced Project Management Skills with Simulation and Building and Sustaining Project Management Best Practices workshops.

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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https://hr.ua.edu/employee-resources/performance-management/behavioral

New Management Orientation is for those new to a supervisory/management position at The University of Alabama and will be supervising non-student staff. This includes new hires as well as existing employees who are new to a supervisory/management role. It is expected that new managers complete this training within their first month in their new management/supervisory role.

The purpose of New Management Orientation is to provide new members of management with an overview of:

how to better understand and achieve University expectationstheir responsibilities for compliance with key University requirementskey departments/functions that may be a resource

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For more info, contact:

Laura Jones, lmjones21@ua.edu

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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This event is designed to inspire learning and build valuable connections through:

Expert-led sessions highlighting the latest trends in government financeNetworking opportunities with peers and industry leadersPractical tools and insights to enhance your work

Have questions? Contact Emily Townsend at professionaldevelopment@ua.edu or 205-348-0356.

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The Maintenance Management Certificate Program provides a comprehensive management development program for existing and aspiring maintenance management professionals. The program is aimed at current and aspiring maintenance managers, engineers, supervisors and planners, but is applicable to all who have a direct interest in or are affected by maintenance performance and its impact on the enterprise. While the program is maintenance-centric, the methods, standard processes and logic are applicable to all organizational functions. This comprehensive program is applicable to all industries and facilities, as well as for single-plant or global enterprises.

Early bird price: $1,062 (expires exactly one month prior to program date)

Have questions? Contact Mary Patterson at professionaldevelopment@ua.edu or 205-348-7049.

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This workshop picks up where other traditional project management courses leave off. Participants learn to monitor a project using SimulTrain®, software that provides a simulation for planning and executing phases of a project. During project execution, participants are placed in common situations that generate stress and require timely decisions that affect not only project performance, but also team motivation. This workshop is focused on advanced project competencies, tools and techniques.

Learn more about the Project Management Certificate Program.

Project management principles apply to all lines of business, whether the work is formally declared a project or is just goal-oriented. The workshop is ideal for leaders who want to perform at a high level, consistently producing superior results.

For maximum benefit in the Project Management Certificate Program, we strongly recommend that participants attend the Developing Project Management Skills workshop or an equivalent course prior to attending the Advanced Project Management Skills with Simulation and Building and Sustaining Project Management Best Practices workshops.

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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For more info, contact:

Laura Jones, lmjones21@ua.edu

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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This event is designed to inspire learning and build valuable connections through:

Expert-led sessions highlighting the latest trends in government financeNetworking opportunities with peers and industry leadersPractical tools and insights to enhance your work

Have questions? Contact Emily Townsend at professionaldevelopment@ua.edu or 205-348-0356.

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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For more info, contact:

Laura Jones, lmjones21@ua.edu

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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UA’s Weeks of Welcome (WOW) is a large series of programs coordinated by University Programs and the Division of Student Life to help all students find resources, build community, and have fun. Kicking off on Monday, August 17, we are thrilled to share we have 8 weeks of programming on the WOW calendar for 2026. We want to find ways for you to meet people, get involved, and find your place on campus. All events are FREE and open to all UA students. No registration is required. All you have to do is show up and we'll take care of the rest! To stay up-to-date on all UP events, follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter! #iknowwhatsUP

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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UA’s Weeks of Welcome (WOW) is a large series of programs coordinated by University Programs and the Division of Student Life to help all students find resources, build community, and have fun. Kicking off on Monday, August 17, we are thrilled to share we have 8 weeks of programming on the WOW calendar for 2026. We want to find ways for you to meet people, get involved, and find your place on campus. All events are FREE and open to all UA students. No registration is required. All you have to do is show up and we'll take care of the rest! To stay up-to-date on all UP events, follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter! #iknowwhatsUP

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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UA’s Weeks of Welcome (WOW) is a large series of programs coordinated by University Programs and the Division of Student Life to help all students find resources, build community, and have fun. Kicking off on Monday, August 17, we are thrilled to share we have 8 weeks of programming on the WOW calendar for 2026. We want to find ways for you to meet people, get involved, and find your place on campus. All events are FREE and open to all UA students. No registration is required. All you have to do is show up and we'll take care of the rest! To stay up-to-date on all UP events, follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter! #iknowwhatsUP

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UA’s Weeks of Welcome (WOW) is a large series of programs coordinated by University Programs and the Division of Student Life to help all students find resources, build community, and have fun. Kicking off on Monday, August 17, we are thrilled to share we have 8 weeks of programming on the WOW calendar for 2026. We want to find ways for you to meet people, get involved, and find your place on campus. All events are FREE and open to all UA students. No registration is required. All you have to do is show up and we'll take care of the rest! To stay up-to-date on all UP events, follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter! #iknowwhatsUP

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Headshots will be taken on the front steps of Rose Administration on the dates listed, subject to rescheduling due to weather or UA closings.

Please sign up for a day & time using this form.

Please also see here for more information on UA headshots.

We look forward to seeing you!

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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Join professionals, advocates and changemakers to share ideas, spark collaboration and strengthen impact. Enjoy inspiring keynotes, practical workshops and meaningful networking focused on improving mental health, substance use and trauma outcomes. Leave with actionable tools, fresh insights and renewed energy to drive change.

Participants will have the option to attend the full two-day conference for $175, or they can choose to attend for one day at a reduced cost of $100. Both the two-day and one-day options will provide continuing education credit hours.

Both in-person and virtual options are available.

Have questions? Contact Doreena Mink at professionaldevelopment@ua.edu.

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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Join us for live performances from incredible artists, high-energy DJs, and nonstop vibes that will have you singing, dancing, and celebrating with your friends all night long. Whether you're front row by the stage or vibing with your crew in the crowd, Bama Jam is the place to be.

UA’s Weeks of Welcome (WOW) is a large series of programs coordinated by University Programs and the Division of Student Life to help all students find resources, build community, and have fun. Kicking off on Monday, August 17, we are thrilled to share we have 8 weeks of programming on the WOW calendar for 2026. We want to find ways for you to meet people, get involved, and find your place on campus. All events are FREE and open to all UA students. No registration is required. All you have to do is show up and we'll take care of the rest! To stay up-to-date on all UP events, follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter! #iknowwhatsUP

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The Domestic Liminal: The In-Betweenness of the Home is a curatorial project led by Dr. Lucy Curzon’s course, Art History 580: Twentieth Century seminar, which has selected pieces from the Paul R. Jones Collection to highlight themes of the everyday in 20th-century art and culture.

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Join professionals, advocates and changemakers to share ideas, spark collaboration and strengthen impact. Enjoy inspiring keynotes, practical workshops and meaningful networking focused on improving mental health, substance use and trauma outcomes. Leave with actionable tools, fresh insights and renewed energy to drive change.

Participants will have the option to attend the full two-day conference for $175, or they can choose to attend for one day at a reduced cost of $100. Both the two-day and one-day options will provide continuing education credit hours.

Both in-person and virtual options are available.

Have questions? Contact Doreena Mink at professionaldevelopment@ua.edu.

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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UA’s Weeks of Welcome (WOW) is a large series of programs coordinated by University Programs and the Division of Student Life to help all students find resources, build community, and have fun. Kicking off on Monday, August 17, we are thrilled to share we have 8 weeks of programming on the WOW calendar for 2026. We want to find ways for you to meet people, get involved, and find your place on campus. All events are FREE and open to all UA students. No registration is required. All you have to do is show up and we'll take care of the rest! To stay up-to-date on all UP events, follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter! #iknowwhatsUP

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UA’s Weeks of Welcome (WOW) is a large series of programs coordinated by University Programs and the Division of Student Life to help all students find resources, build community, and have fun. Kicking off on Monday, August 17, we are thrilled to share we have 8 weeks of programming on the WOW calendar for 2026. We want to find ways for you to meet people, get involved, and find your place on campus. All events are FREE and open to all UA students. No registration is required. All you have to do is show up and we'll take care of the rest! To stay up-to-date on all UP events, follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter! #iknowwhatsUP

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Take this opportunity to receive top-quality training from experts across the industry via engaging keynote speakers and more than 50 concurrent sessions. Learn about innovative products and services from the 70+ vendors in attendance. Our activities, designed to create connections among attendees, will also help you increase your professional network.

Who Will Benefit?
• Safety & Health Professionals
• Plant Superintendents
• Human Resource Managers
• Compliance Managers
• Loss Control Specialists
• Building Superintendents
• Safety Training Supervisors
• State Agencies
• Environmental Professionals
• Occupational Health Nurses
• Case Managers
• Workers’ Compensation Managers

To register:

Phone: The Registration Services Office is open Monday – Friday 8 a.m. – 4:45 p.m. To register by phone please call 205-348-3000.

Email: Print the registration form and email a copy, along with your company Purchase Order to registration_services@ua.edu

Online: https://training.ua.edu/governors/

Have questions? Contact Amanda Bergeron at professionaldevelopment@ua.edu or 205-348-9966.

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Workshop Objectives:
Upon successful completion of this training, individuals will be able to:
1. Effectively utilize the DSM-5-TR
2. Describe the broad categories of mental disorders and the criteria for their differential diagnosis as specified in the DSM-5-TR
3. Demonstrate capacity in differential diagnosis utilizing practice vignettes

Workshop Materials:
• Participants are strongly encouraged to have a DSM-5 or DSM-5-TR (preferred) available for reference during this training.

**This training satisfies the ASBSWE licensure renewal requirements based on the amendments made to Chapter 850-X-8 Continuing Education, requiring an additional 3.0 clinical contact hours of training on the DSM-5-TR for clinical social workers.

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UA’s Weeks of Welcome (WOW) is a large series of programs coordinated by University Programs and the Division of Student Life to help all students find resources, build community, and have fun. Kicking off on Monday, August 17, we are thrilled to share we have 8 weeks of programming on the WOW calendar for 2026. We want to find ways for you to meet people, get involved, and find your place on campus. All events are FREE and open to all UA students. No registration is required. All you have to do is show up and we'll take care of the rest! To stay up-to-date on all UP events, follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter! #iknowwhatsUP

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Take this opportunity to receive top-quality training from experts across the industry via engaging keynote speakers and more than 50 concurrent sessions. Learn about innovative products and services from the 70+ vendors in attendance. Our activities, designed to create connections among attendees, will also help you increase your professional network.

Who Will Benefit?
• Safety & Health Professionals
• Plant Superintendents
• Human Resource Managers
• Compliance Managers
• Loss Control Specialists
• Building Superintendents
• Safety Training Supervisors
• State Agencies
• Environmental Professionals
• Occupational Health Nurses
• Case Managers
• Workers’ Compensation Managers

To register:

Phone: The Registration Services Office is open Monday – Friday 8 a.m. – 4:45 p.m. To register by phone please call 205-348-3000.

Email: Print the registration form and email a copy, along with your company Purchase Order to registration_services@ua.edu

Online: https://training.ua.edu/governors/

Have questions? Contact Amanda Bergeron at professionaldevelopment@ua.edu or 205-348-9966.

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Target Audience

Anyone who wants to build skills to be more adaptive inside and outside of work.

Workshop Objectives

By the end of this workshop, you will:

• Differentiate between being adaptive and similar concepts

• Recognize the importance of being adaptive in work and life

• Examine traits of highly adaptive people

• Outline action steps to take to improve adaptive skills

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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UA’s Weeks of Welcome (WOW) is a large series of programs coordinated by University Programs and the Division of Student Life to help all students find resources, build community, and have fun. Kicking off on Monday, August 17, we are thrilled to share we have 8 weeks of programming on the WOW calendar for 2026. We want to find ways for you to meet people, get involved, and find your place on campus. All events are FREE and open to all UA students. No registration is required. All you have to do is show up and we'll take care of the rest! To stay up-to-date on all UP events, follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter! #iknowwhatsUP

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Take this opportunity to receive top-quality training from experts across the industry via engaging keynote speakers and more than 50 concurrent sessions. Learn about innovative products and services from the 70+ vendors in attendance. Our activities, designed to create connections among attendees, will also help you increase your professional network.

Who Will Benefit?
• Safety & Health Professionals
• Plant Superintendents
• Human Resource Managers
• Compliance Managers
• Loss Control Specialists
• Building Superintendents
• Safety Training Supervisors
• State Agencies
• Environmental Professionals
• Occupational Health Nurses
• Case Managers
• Workers’ Compensation Managers

To register:

Phone: The Registration Services Office is open Monday – Friday 8 a.m. – 4:45 p.m. To register by phone please call 205-348-3000.

Email: Print the registration form and email a copy, along with your company Purchase Order to registration_services@ua.edu

Online: https://training.ua.edu/governors/

Have questions? Contact Amanda Bergeron at professionaldevelopment@ua.edu or 205-348-9966.

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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Connect with student leaders and discover organizations focused on leadership, entrepreneurship, finance, marketing, management, international business, and more. Whether you're looking to network with like-minded peers, gain real-world experience, or sharpen your skills, this event is your first step toward success in the business world.

Student organizations can email Maddy Paulson, maddy.paulson@ua.edu to register their organization.

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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Course Objectives:

Understand how professional identity is shaped by appearance, communication, and workplace behaviors.Distinguish between effective initiative and behaviors that may be misinterpreted or misaligned.Apply practical strategies to demonstrate motivation, accountability, and professionalism across work settings.

Behavioral Expectations: Accountability/Dependability, Continuous Improvement, Effective Communication, Service Excellence

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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McLaurin serves as president of The White House Historical Association, a private nonprofit, nonpartisan organization founded by First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy in 1961 to share and preserve the rich history of the White House. The Association works to fulfill Mrs. Kennedy's vision through its mission of enhancing the understanding, appreciation, and enjoyment of the Executive Mansion.

Now in his twelfth year as president, under his leadership the Association’s cultural and educational programming has been expanded through award-winning books, popular video series, national teacher engagement, and virtual and in-person programming. Embracing cutting-edge and creative ways to convey rich content to expanding audiences, Stewart has worked to ensure that White House history will be preserved for future generations.

Read his full bio here.

Registration is encouraged, but not required.

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Two awards will be up for grabs — Highest Overall and Sportsmanship — so bring the energy and support your favorite teams. Plus, we’ll have sweet treats to keep the good vibes going 🍪✨ Come dance, laugh, cheer on your friends, and celebrate our amazing dance community!

UA’s Weeks of Welcome (WOW) is a large series of programs coordinated by University Programs and the Division of Student Life to help all students find resources, build community, and have fun. Kicking off on Monday, August 17, we are thrilled to share we have 8 weeks of programming on the WOW calendar for 2026. We want to find ways for you to meet people, get involved, and find your place on campus. All events are FREE and open to all UA students. No registration is required. All you have to do is show up and we'll take care of the rest! To stay up-to-date on all UP events, follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter! #iknowwhatsUP

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This exhibit is in collaboration with America 250.

Admission

General admission is $2.00

Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, students, and members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association.

Museum Hours

The Gorgas House Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. or by appointment by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse@ua.edu.

Museum Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, just off the Quadrangle of The University of Alabama campus (one block west of the Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, at the corner of McCorvey and Capstone Drives).

Parking

Parking ($5) is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks. For large tour buses and special event parking, please make arrangements in advance of your visit by calling 348-5906 or emailing gorgashouse.as.ua.edu.

Parking on Saturdays is free in University of Alabama spaces.

Contact Information

If you have questions about this event, please contact Sonya Harwood-Johnson (Director, Gorgas House Museum) by calling 205-348-5906 or emailing sonya.harwood@ua.edu.

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Enjoy a relaxing glow yoga session, show off your skills in a fun hula hoop competition, and create your own calming blend at the aromatherapy bar. Plus, recharge with refreshing Tropical Smoothie drinks while you soak in the glowing atmosphere.

Come dressed in your brightest neon and get ready to glow, move, and flow!

UA’s Weeks of Welcome (WOW) is a large series of programs coordinated by University Programs and the Division of Student Life to help all students find resources, build community, and have fun. Kicking off on Monday, August 17, we are thrilled to share we have 8 weeks of programming on the WOW calendar for 2026. We want to find ways for you to meet people, get involved, and find your place on campus. All events are FREE and open to all UA students. No registration is required. All you have to do is show up and we'll take care of the rest! To stay up-to-date on all UP events, follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter! #iknowwhatsUP

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This week, we’re partnering with the Career Center  and serving Italian Ice! Stop by, grab a snack, and make new connections through Leadership Live!

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Whether you’re a new student seeking guidance or a seasoned business major exploring new opportunities, this event is your gateway to success. Come prepared to ask questions, gather resources, and take charge of your future.

Academic departments and campus partners can email Maddy Paulson, maddy.paulson@ua.edu to sign up.

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The Mental Health Brown Bag series is a virtual lunch and learn series focusing on supporting your mental health. Each month will focus on a different aspect of mental health and feature our local campus and Tuscaloosa resources.

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UA’s Weeks of Welcome (WOW) is a large series of programs coordinated by University Programs and the Division of Student Life to help all students find resources, build community, and have fun. Kicking off on Monday, August 17, we are thrilled to share we have 8 weeks of programming on the WOW calendar for 2026. We want to find ways for you to meet people, get involved, and find your place on campus. All events are FREE and open to all UA students. No registration is required. All you have to do is show up and we'll take care of the rest! To stay up-to-date on all UP events, follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter! #iknowwhatsUP

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Headshots will be taken on the front steps of Rose Administration on the dates listed, subject to rescheduling due to weather or UA closings.

Please sign up for a day & time using this form.

Please also see here for more information on UA headshots.

We look forward to seeing you!

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The program is aimed at current and aspiring maintenance managers, engineers, supervisors and planners, but is applicable to all who have a direct interest in or are affected by maintenance performance and its impact on the enterprise. While the program is maintenance-centric, the methods, standard processes and logic are applicable for all organizational functions. This comprehensive program is applicable to all industries and facilities, as well as for single-plant or global enterprises.

Early bird price: $1,062 (expires exactly one month prior to program date)

Have questions? Contact Mary Patterson at professionaldevelopment@ua.edu or 205-348-7049.

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https://hr.ua.edu/employee-resources/performance-management/behavioral

New Management Orientation is for those new to a supervisory/management position at The University of Alabama and will be supervising non-student staff. This includes new hires as well as existing employees who are new to a supervisory/management role. It is expected that new managers complete this training within their first month in their new management/supervisory role.

The purpose of New Management Orientation is to provide new members of management with an overview of:

how to better understand and achieve University expectationstheir responsibilities for compliance with key University requirementskey departments/functions that may be a resource

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The program is aimed at current and aspiring maintenance managers, engineers, supervisors and planners, but is applicable to all who have a direct interest in or are affected by maintenance performance and its impact on the enterprise. While the program is maintenance-centric, the methods, standard processes and logic are applicable for all organizational functions. This comprehensive program is applicable to all industries and facilities, as well as for single-plant or global enterprises.

Early bird price: $1,062 (expires exactly one month prior to program date)

Have questions? Contact Mary Patterson at professionaldevelopment@ua.edu or 205-348-7049.

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Held in Birmingham, AL, the summit will highlight innovative approaches and evidence-based practices that support recovery, reduce recidivism and promote long-term stability. Speakers will share both professional expertise and personal perspectives from the justice system, along with insights from substance use treatment and recovery support services.

Through engaging presentations and discussions, attendees will gain practical strategies and tools they can apply in their work and communities.

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Through guided discussions and real-world scenarios, attendees will learn to “build bridges” with nearly anyone by strengthening communication, managing emotions, and fostering productive conflict outcomes. The session emphasizes that improving how we see and engage others can increase job satisfaction, strengthen teams, and create a more positive campus culture—without requiring others to change first.

Outcomes: Participants will leave with shared language, practical tools, and specific actions they can apply immediately in their campus roles.

Please notify us 24 hours in advance at 348-9700 or hrlearninganddevelopment@ua.edu if you require special accommodations or have questions about access.

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UA’s Weeks of Welcome (WOW) is a large series of programs coordinated by University Programs and the Division of Student Life to help all students find resources, build community, and have fun. Kicking off on Monday, August 17, we are thrilled to share we have 8 weeks of programming on the WOW calendar for 2026. We want to find ways for you to meet people, get involved, and find your place on campus. All events are FREE and open to all UA students. No registration is required. All you have to do is show up and we'll take care of the rest! To stay up-to-date on all UP events, follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter! #iknowwhatsUP

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Held in Huntsville, AL, the summit will highlight innovative approaches and evidence-based practices that support recovery, reduce recidivism and promote long-term stability. Speakers will share both professional expertise and personal perspectives from the justice system, along with insights from substance use treatment and recovery support services.

Through engaging presentations and discussions, attendees will gain practical strategies and tools they can apply in their work and communities.

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On September 12, 2026, from 8:30 am to 4:00 pm, students will have the opportunity to attend transformative workshops led by department faculty and graduate students featuring many performing arts disciplines, including performance in theatre and dance, technical theatre, stage management, and more! Students will also have the chance to explore the newly renovated Bryce Main facility, meet current students, learn more about student organizations and college life at UA, and more!

The day will offer 4 exciting workshop slots, each tailored to enhance students’ craft or introduce them to new disciplines. With the option of a theatre track, a dance track, or combined disciplines, the day will be filled with masterclasses, tours of Bryce Main, headshot sessions, and more. These workshops cater to a wide range of interests, ensuring that every participant finds something that resonates with their artistic ambitions.

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Through the #Adulting series, participants explore practical life topics each month with experts who make “figuring out adulthood” a little easier.

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Suggested Pre-work for Participants:

To maximize the learning experience, participants who register for the series or individual sessions will be invited to complete brief pre-work prior to each workshop. This pre-work includes approximately 20 minutes of video content per session and helps prepare participants for active engagement during the session.

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Held in Mobile, AL, the summit will highlight innovative approaches and evidence-based practices that support recovery, reduce recidivism and promote long-term stability. Speakers will share both professional expertise and personal perspectives from the justice system, along with insights from substance use treatment and recovery support services.

Through engaging presentations and discussions, attendees will gain practical strategies and tools they can apply in their work and communities.

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Held in Prattville, AL, the summit will highlight innovative approaches and evidence-based practices that support recovery, reduce recidivism and promote long-term stability. Speakers will share both professional expertise and personal perspectives from the justice system, along with insights from substance use treatment and recovery support services.

Through engaging presentations and discussions, attendees will gain practical strategies and tools they can apply in their work and communities.

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This week, we’re partnering with Student Involvement and serving doughnuts! Stop by, grab a snack, and make new connections through Leadership Live!

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for our wants and needs in a way that respects the rights of others, as well as ourselves. Some people are

naturally assertive; and for others, it requires practice. This training is here to help. During this session we will

look at what it means to be assertive and what situations benefit from it the most. It also covers strategies for

understanding your emotions, wants, and needs so you can clearly define what you need from others. By the

end of this training, you will be better able to advocate for yourself using assertive communication techniques.

Target Audience

This workshop is for anyone who would like develop their assertiveness skills.

Workshop Objectives

At the end of this workshop, you will be able to:

• Differentiate between passive, aggressive, passive aggressive, and assertive forms of communication

• Know the benefits and disadvantages of various forms of communication

• Develop healthier relationships with the people around you, including friends, family members, significant

other and co-workers

• Practice practical methods of asserting yourself daily

• Gain confidence in advocating for your needs and desires

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Headshots will be taken on the front steps of Rose Administration on the dates listed, subject to rescheduling due to weather or UA closings.

Please sign up for a day & time using this form.

Please also see here for more information on UA headshots.

We look forward to seeing you!

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Purchasing is an accounting course. The objective is to familiarize the participant with accounts and techniques used to record and generate payments to specific companies or individuals for products or services that have been purchased on credit by your entity. Accounts payables are usually items that will be paid for in less than one year. This course counts as a 6-hour elective course toward the Certified Governmental Accounting Technician Certificate awarded by the Government Finance Officers Association of Alabama.

Have questions? Contact Jamie Dykes at professionaldevelopment@ua.edu or 205-348-4440.

Register now: https://training.ua.edu/cgat/registration/

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Professional approvals are available.

Who Should Attend:

Anyone involved in the assessment, treatment and rehabilitation efforts of children with autism and those with social communication needs will benefit from attending, including a wide variety of early intervention professionals. Speech therapists, BCBAs, special educators, social workers, psychologists and occupational therapists can coach families effectively in Project ImPACT.

Prerequisite:

The Beginner e-Course introduces the Project ImPACT program and the intervention techniques. The Beginner e-Course is offered as a six-hour, self-paced online tutorial that uses a mix of didactic elements, video examples and exercises to teach key concepts. The Beginner e-Course is included in your registration fee and is approved for 7 BACB CEUs and 0.60 ASHA CEUs.

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Admission

Admission is $10 at the gate for adults, students, and seniors. Children 5-years-old and under are free.

Hours

Festival hours are 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on Thursday and 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Friday and Saturday.

Moundville Archaeological Park is 13 miles south of Tuscaloosa off Alabama Highway 69 and the address is 634 Mound State Parkway, Moundville, AL 35474-6413.

Information on the schedule, performers, demonstrators, and vendors will be updated on our website at festival.museums.ua.edu

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Professional approvals are available.

Who Should Attend:

Anyone involved in the assessment, treatment and rehabilitation efforts of children with autism and those with social communication needs will benefit from attending, including a wide variety of early intervention professionals. Speech therapists, BCBAs, special educators, social workers, psychologists and occupational therapists can coach families effectively in Project ImPACT.

Prerequisite:

The Beginner e-Course introduces the Project ImPACT program and the intervention techniques. The Beginner e-Course is offered as a six-hour, self-paced online tutorial that uses a mix of didactic elements, video examples and exercises to teach key concepts. The Beginner e-Course is included in your registration fee and is approved for 7 BACB CEUs and 0.60 ASHA CEUs.

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Designed for health care professionals, nurses, physicians, hospital staff, laboratory technicians, audiologists, pediatric office staff and parents, this conference offers valuable insights, practical guidance and collaborative learning to strengthen newborn screening efforts across Alabama.

Have questions? Contact Emily Townsend at professionaldevelopment@ua.edu.

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Participants will learn directly from a panel of campus Event Professionals about the basics of permits, communications, funding, vendors, logistics, and risk considerations, along with what’s expected before, during and after an event. The workshop concludes with essential takeaways and campus resources to help attendees plan events more confidently and avoid common pitfalls.

Course Objectives:

Identify key campus policies, processes, and approvals required to plan and host events.Recognize common event planning challenges and risk considerations and apply strategies to avoid them.Use campus resources and professional contacts effectively to plan, execute, and close out events with confidence.

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Admission

Admission is $10 at the gate for adults, students, and seniors. Children 5-years-old and under are free.

Hours

Festival hours are 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on Thursday and 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Friday and Saturday.

Moundville Archaeological Park is 13 miles south of Tuscaloosa off Alabama Highway 69 and the address is 634 Mound State Parkway, Moundville, AL 35474-6413.

Information on the schedule, performers, demonstrators, and vendors will be updated on our website at festival.museums.ua.edu

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Admission

Admission is $10 at the gate for adults, students, and seniors. Children 5-years-old and under are free.

Hours

Festival hours are 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on Thursday and 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Friday and Saturday.

Moundville Archaeological Park is 13 miles south of Tuscaloosa off Alabama Highway 69 and the address is 634 Mound State Parkway, Moundville, AL 35474-6413.

Information on the schedule, performers, demonstrators, and vendors will be updated on our website at festival.museums.ua.edu

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This week, we’re partnering with Health Promotion and Wellness and serving Insomnia Cookies! Stop by, grab a snack, and make new connections through Leadership Live!

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Headshots will be taken on the front steps of Rose Administration on the dates listed, subject to rescheduling due to weather or UA closings.

Please sign up for a day & time using this form.

Please also see here for more information on UA headshots.

We look forward to seeing you!

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Martin Liu: Macro-stress-testing for U.S. Financial Assets in a Data-Rich Real-Time Macroeconomic Environment: A Novel Component Risk Modeling with Mixed-Data Sampling

Lei Kong The Anatomy of Industrial Concentration

Subha Chakraborti: Localized Amyloid Aggregation Based Characterization Across Alzheimer’s Disease Stages Using Joint Quantile Confidence Intervals for a Finite Normal (Gaussian) Mixture Model

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The program is aimed at current and aspiring maintenance managers, engineers, supervisors and planners, but is applicable to all who have a direct interest in or are affected by maintenance performance and its impact on the enterprise. While the program is maintenance-centric, the methods, standard processes and logic are applicable for all organizational functions. This comprehensive program is applicable to all industries and facilities, as well as for single-plant or global enterprises.

Early bird price: $1,062 (expires exactly one month prior to program date)

Have questions? Contact Mary Patterson at professionaldevelopment@ua.edu or 205-348-7049.

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Learn more about the Project Management Certificate Program.

Project management principles apply to all lines of business whether the work is formally declared a project or is just goal oriented. The workshop is ideal for leaders who want to perform at a high level, consistently producing superior results.

For maximum benefit in the Project Management Certificate Program, we strongly recommend that participants attend the Developing Project Management Skills workshop or an equivalent course prior to attending the Advanced Project Management Skills with Simulation and Building and Sustaining Project Management Best Practices workshops.

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The program is aimed at current and aspiring maintenance managers, engineers, supervisors and planners, but is applicable to all who have a direct interest in or are affected by maintenance performance and its impact on the enterprise. While the program is maintenance-centric, the methods, standard processes and logic are applicable for all organizational functions. This comprehensive program is applicable to all industries and facilities, as well as for single-plant or global enterprises.

Early bird price: $1,062 (expires exactly one month prior to program date)

Have questions? Contact Mary Patterson at professionaldevelopment@ua.edu or 205-348-7049.

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Learn more about the Project Management Certificate Program.

Project management principles apply to all lines of business whether the work is formally declared a project or is just goal oriented. The workshop is ideal for leaders who want to perform at a high level, consistently producing superior results.

For maximum benefit in the Project Management Certificate Program, we strongly recommend that participants attend the Developing Project Management Skills workshop or an equivalent course prior to attending the Advanced Project Management Skills with Simulation and Building and Sustaining Project Management Best Practices workshops.

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Students can RSVP through The Source: #Adulting - Access for All - My SOURCE.

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Through guided discussions and real-world scenarios, attendees will learn to “build bridges” with nearly anyone by strengthening communication, managing emotions, and fostering productive conflict outcomes. The session emphasizes that improving how we see and engage others can increase job satisfaction, strengthen teams, and create a more positive campus culture—without requiring others to change first.

Outcomes: Participants will leave with shared language, practical tools, and specific actions they can apply immediately in their campus roles.

Please notify us 24 hours in advance at 348-9700 or hrlearninganddevelopment@ua.edu if you require special accommodations or have questions about access.

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Clay Voorhees: Capitalizing on Post-Purchase Engagement: Leveraging Customer Feedback to Strengthen Relationships and Increase Customer Spending

Mark Schneider/Soroush Ghazi: Does Smooth Ambiguity Aversion Explain the Risk-Return Tradeoff?

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Consistently recognized as a must-attend event, this highly regarded conference offers meaningful opportunities for professional growth and industry insight.

Attendees represent a wide range of functional areas, including:

Employee and industrial relationsOrganizational developmentBenefits and compensationSelection and placementSafety and securityTraining and developmentLegal complianceSmall business management

Sponsor and exhibitor opportunities are also available.

Have questions? Reach out to Mary Patterson at professionaldevelopment@ua.edu.

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Through the #Adulting series, participants explore practical life topics each month with experts who make “figuring out adulthood” a little easier.

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Consistently recognized as a must-attend event, this highly regarded conference offers meaningful opportunities for professional growth and industry insight.

Attendees represent a wide range of functional areas, including:

Employee and industrial relationsOrganizational developmentBenefits and compensationSelection and placementSafety and securityTraining and developmentLegal complianceSmall business management

Sponsor and exhibitor opportunities are also available.

Have questions? Reach out to Mary Patterson at professionaldevelopment@ua.edu.

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Target Audience

Anyone wishing to learn how to better manage emotions.

Workshop Objectives

By the end of this workshop, you will:

Identify the nature of emotion

• Describe the function of emotion and how emotions originate from thoughts

• Identify the ways emotions can sabotage work and relationships

Identify ways of taking responsibility for emotions

• Describe ways to monitor and dispute distorted thinking

• Describe ways of calming down

• Use future orientation to avoid impulsive acts

• Describe how to depers

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This week, we’re partnering with Capstone Center for Student Success! Stop by, grab a snack, and make new connections through Leadership Live!

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This week, we’re partnering with Center of Service and Leadership and serving Poppin Sisters! Stop by, grab a snack, and make new connections through Leadership Live!

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Billing/Accounts Receivable is an accounting course. The objective is to familiarize the participant with techniques to record money that is owed and/or paid to your entity for products or services that have been rendered by your municipality on credit to its customers. This course counts as a 6-hour elective course toward the Certified Governmental Accounting Technician Certificate awarded by the Government Finance Officers Association of Alabama.

Have questions? Contact Jamie Dykes at professionaldevelopment@ua.edu or 205-348-4440.

Register now: https://training.ua.edu/cgat/registration/

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to cultivating work environments that are safe and supportive. Employees are seeking leaders who are ethical, firm in

their beliefs and true to themselves. This training will examine the components of authentic leadership: self-awareness,

internalized moral perspective, balanced processing, and relational transparency. By understanding these components

every leader can discover their personal strengths and weaknesses so that they can better serve and support their employees in their personal and professional development.

Target Audience

Leaders aspiring to grow their leadership tool belt and foster a positive workplace culture

Workshop Objectives

By the end of this workshop, you will:

• Embrace balanced processing by learning how to avoid impulsive decision making

• Practice relational transparency by communicating clearly and consistently to set and maintain boundaries

• Strengthen your internalized moral perspective by understanding the importance of compassion and people centered leadership

• Develop self-awareness by identifying how your passion and purpose can carry you through times of negativity, conflict and challenge

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Location- Country Club of Mobile, 4101 Wimbledon Dr W, Mobile, AL 36608

Sponsored by The Culverhouse Executives Society. Click here to RSVP

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