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This exhibit was researched by Caroline Meyerhoff (Bachelors of Arts in History, Class of 2029), designed by Hannah Spencer (Bachelor of Arts in History and Political Science, 2026), and made possible by donations from Mr. Ron Howard.

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 exhibition makes a powerful and tangible case that the traditions practiced at Moundville during its height did not disappear. The craft techniques, material choices, ceremonial objects, and artistic traditions represented in the exhibition are not artifacts of a lost culture but living expressions of communities that carry Moundville’s legacy forward to this day.

The exhibit will run August 24, 2026 through August 2027.

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

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 workshop focuses on core professional development strategies to help you approach the career fair with confidence by offering tips and insights that can be applied across a variety of professional settings.

SPACE IS LIMITED. Please register early and arrive on time!

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Capstone International Center (CIC) and International Student & Scholar Services (ISSS) hold International Coffee Hour in partnership with Bama Dining.

Check out the Capstone International Center’s calendar for weekly details on International Coffee Hour as well as our many other events.

International Coffee Hour is open to all students, scholars, faculty, and staff.

To provide a welcoming environment for our students, we will not allow unauthorized solicitation, recruiting, or marketing at International Coffee Hour.

Students or student groups who would like to promote their upcoming events, recruit for their organization, or help with International Coffee Hour country features should email international@ua.edu.

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*To apply to Gilman, students must be Pell-Grant eligible. If applying to the Gilman McCain, students must have an active duty parent.

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Upcoming Sessions

Sep 4, 2026 at 2:00 pm in-person - Register for 9/4 Designing Courses

Sep 14, 2026 at 3:30 pm virtual - Register for 9/14 Designing Courses

Sep 29, 2026 at 1:00 pm virtual - Register for 9/29 Designing Courses

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Visitors will be able to get a free card signed, which will be provided by the Bryant Museum. Personal items are $20 each with an initial limit of two items and additional items will be based on availability.

Members of the Bryant Museum’s Circle of Champions Director level receive one free personal item. Additional items will be based on availability. Due to time constraints players will not be able to pose for photos.

This event is in collaboration with The University of Alabama A-Club and Yea Alabama.

Admission

Adults: $5Children (K-12): $3

Free Admission

Children under 5-years-oldUniversity of Alabama faculty, staff, and studentsBryant Museum Circle of Champions and UA Museum MembersBlue Star Families

Museum Hours

The Paul W. Bryant Museum is open from 9:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m.

Museum Address

The Paul W. Bryant Museum is located at 300 Paul W. Bryant Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487.

For More Information

Reach out with questions by calling the Bryant Museum at (205) 348-4668.

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This is a UA students-only event. We understand that students may have classes, so the event is designed as a drop-in experience. However, students must RSVP via email (education-moundstatepark@ua.edu ) and complete the volunteer form to participate.

Students who RSVP will receive free admission to Moundville Archaeological Park for the event.

Schedule4:00 p.m. – Meet outside the Jones Archaeological Museum steps for a guided museum tour.Approximately 5:00 p.m. – Head to the River Pavilion for a hands-on flintknapping workshop with Bill Skinner. Learn how stone tools were made and create your own arrowhead to take home. Refreshments will be provided during the workshop.How do I sign up to volunteer?Complete the Online FormsIf you would like to sign up to be a volunteer at the Moundville Native American Festival, fill out our Volunteer and MNAF Liability Release Forms or fill it out upon your arrive at Volunteer Headquarters at Moundville Archaeological Park.

If you choose to work two shifts in one day (morning and afternoon), you’ll receive a free Festival t-shirt and a lunch!

Volunteer OpportunitiesNature Trail InterpretersChildren’s Area AssistantsDemonstrator and Presenter AidesNative American StageMuseum MonitorsMuseum GalleryGift Shop AssistantsGift Shop and Coffee ShopParkingHospitalityLocationMoundville 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 InformationIf you have any questions, please email education-moundstatepark@ua.edu or call (205) 371-8732.

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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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Derived from Siegel’s signature artist portraits, the exhibition combines works from the permanent collection alongside each artist’s “behind-the-scenes” portrait. Part I of the exhibition will be on view through October 22nd, and features artists Larry Allen, Amalia Amaki, Fahamu Pecou, Thornton Dial, William Anderson, Benny Andrews, Charlie Lucas, and Roscoe Hall. Part II (November 6 – December 4) will feature works by Radcliffe Bailey, Lonnie Holley, Beverley Buchanan, Larry Walker, Cedric Smith, Lucinda Bunnen, Kevin Cole, and Jakob Dwight

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UA’s Weeks of Welcome (WOW) is eight weeks 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 Saturday, August 8, we are thrilled to share we will have over 100 events 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. 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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Location

The Gorgas House Museum is located at 810 Capstone Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487.

Check out our Directions page for parking info and a map.

Directions

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

Contact Information

If you have any questions about this event, email gorgashouse@ua.edu or call 205-348-5906.

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This exhibit was researched by Caroline Meyerhoff (Bachelors of Arts in History, Class of 2029), designed by Hannah Spencer (Bachelor of Arts in History and Political Science, 2026), and made possible by donations from Mr. Ron Howard.

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 exhibition makes a powerful and tangible case that the traditions practiced at Moundville during its height did not disappear. The craft techniques, material choices, ceremonial objects, and artistic traditions represented in the exhibition are not artifacts of a lost culture but living expressions of communities that carry Moundville’s legacy forward to this day.

The exhibit will run August 24, 2026 through August 2027.

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

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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The exhibition makes a powerful and tangible case that the traditions practiced at Moundville during its height did not disappear. The craft techniques, material choices, ceremonial objects, and artistic traditions represented in the exhibition are not artifacts of a lost culture but living expressions of communities that carry Moundville’s legacy forward to this day.

The exhibit will run August 24, 2026 through August 2027.

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

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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The exhibition makes a powerful and tangible case that the traditions practiced at Moundville during its height did not disappear. The craft techniques, material choices, ceremonial objects, and artistic traditions represented in the exhibition are not artifacts of a lost culture but living expressions of communities that carry Moundville’s legacy forward to this day.

The exhibit will run August 24, 2026 through August 2027.

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

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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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 was researched by Caroline Meyerhoff (Bachelors of Arts in History, Class of 2029), designed by Hannah Spencer (Bachelor of Arts in History and Political Science, 2026), and made possible by donations from Mr. Ron Howard.

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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Part I: September 4th – October 22nd

Featuring artists Larry Allen, Amalia Amaki, Fahamu Pecou, Thornton Dial, William Anderson, Benny Andrews, Charlie Lucas, and Roscoe Hall

Part II: November 6th – December 4th

Featuring artists Radcliffe Bailey, Lonnie Holley, Beverley Buchanan, Larry Walker, Cedric Smith, Lucinda Bunnen, Kevin Cole, and Jakob Dwight

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The exhibition makes a powerful and tangible case that the traditions practiced at Moundville during its height did not disappear. The craft techniques, material choices, ceremonial objects, and artistic traditions represented in the exhibition are not artifacts of a lost culture but living expressions of communities that carry Moundville’s legacy forward to this day.

The exhibit will run August 24, 2026 through August 2027.

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

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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*Students must have a basic knowledge of Pivot Tables.

This class will:

Take a large dataset and create several visualizations
Create connections between the items included in your dashboard
Make your dashboard interactive.
Format your dashboard to incorporate professional-looking visual elements

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Students will have the opportunity to meet representatives, learn more about available resources, ask questions, and discover services they may not know are available to them. Stop by to learn, connect, and find out how the Student Center and Student Care and Well-Being can support you throughout your college experience!

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Registration Link: Student Involvement: Fall 2026 Organization Take Over

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Parker will present from “‘Daily More Anxious to Go to California’: Gender and Ex-Confederate Westward Migration after the American Civil War,” a chapter in his current dissertation project.

This is a feedback-oriented workshop focused on discussing ways to improve the presenter’s work. To allow for an in-depth look at the chapter, a copy will be emailed in advance to everyone who registers.

Lunch from Mellow Mushroom will be provided for attendees. Visit our jotform to register.

For more information, contact Alyssa Allen.

This event is sponsored by the Charles G. Summersell Chair of Southern History and the Frances S. Summersell Center for the Study of the South.

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UA’s College of Community Health Sciences and University Medical Center host this lecture series, where faculty present a different medical topic each week. The schedule will be sent out later in an OLLI email.

Coordinated by Kandis Snyder.

TUS 180 Mini Medical School

🗓️ Sept. 1, 8, 15, 22

🕜 Noon-1:15 p.m.

📍 Bryant Conference Center

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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Tuesdays | 1:00–3:00 p.m.
2100 Student Center

No appointment required. Just drop in and start planning your global adventure!

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Register in Handshake. Email kelly-lead@ua.edu for more information.

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*Students must have a basic knowledge of Pivot Tables.

This class will:

Take a large dataset and create several visualizations
Create connections between the items included in your dashboard
Make your dashboard interactive.
Format your dashboard to incorporate professional-looking visual elements

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Each session of “Movement in the Museum” is hosted by a trained UREC instructor and this class will be beginner friendly.

Participants must be 18+ and will be required to sign a liability waiver. You will need to bring your own water.

How to Register

Register for the class through our online form.

Registration Rates

UA Museums Members: $5 Become a UA Museums Member through our online form.If you become a UA Museums’ Member, you will be added to our membership email newsletter and sent a discounted coupon code. Please note that this is not an automated email upon completing registration. You will receive this when the next email newsletter goes out. We contact our members weekly.UA Museums Student Members: $5Become a UA Museums Student Member through our online form.If you become a UA Museums Student Member, you will be added to our membership email newsletter and sent a discounted coupon code. Please note that this is not an automated email upon completing registration. You will receive this when the next email newsletter goes out. We contact our members weekly.Pre-Registration (Non-UA Museums Members): $15Day of Registration: $20

Location

The Alabama Museum of Natural History is located inside Smith Hall on The University of Alabama campus. The street address is 427 Sixth Avenue, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487.

Parking

Parking in the lot behind Smith Hall is free after 5:00 p.m.

Contact Information

If you have any questions about this event, contact Kristin Harrell (Education Outreach Coordinator, Alabama Museum of Natural History) by calling 205-348-6383 or emailing kristin.harrell@ua.edu.

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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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This exhibit was researched by Caroline Meyerhoff (Bachelors of Arts in History, Class of 2029), designed by Hannah Spencer (Bachelor of Arts in History and Political Science, 2026), and made possible by donations from Mr. Ron Howard.

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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Part I: September 4th – October 22nd

Featuring artists Larry Allen, Amalia Amaki, Fahamu Pecou, Thornton Dial, William Anderson, Benny Andrews, Charlie Lucas, and Roscoe Hall

Part II: November 6th – December 4th

Featuring artists Radcliffe Bailey, Lonnie Holley, Beverley Buchanan, Larry Walker, Cedric Smith, Lucinda Bunnen, Kevin Cole, and Jakob Dwight

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The exhibition makes a powerful and tangible case that the traditions practiced at Moundville during its height did not disappear. The craft techniques, material choices, ceremonial objects, and artistic traditions represented in the exhibition are not artifacts of a lost culture but living expressions of communities that carry Moundville’s legacy forward to this day.

The exhibit will run August 24, 2026 through August 2027.

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

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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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. This course is coordinated by Becky Booker.

Sept. 2 – Safety at the Capstone: A Community Conversation; Shane Dorrill

Sept. 9 – Operation Mincemeat; Andrew Houston

Sept. 16 – Getting to Know Your Area Agency on Aging; Kayle Clark

Sept. 23 – Saban Center: An Innovative Educational Workforce Campus for the Future; Brandt LaPish

Sept. 30 – Capstone Men & Women; Lucy Arnold Sikes

Oct. 7 – Planning for the Future: Understanding Special Needs Trusts and Financial Protection; Lesley Byars & Cindy Fisher

Oct. 14 – Why and How a History Magazine Began Podcasting; Rebecca Minder

Oct. 21 – Visit Tuscaloosa; Kelsey Rush & Chelsea Barton Kelly

TUS 181 Lagniappe – Various Topics

🗓️ Sept. 2, 9, 16, 23, 30; Oct. 7, 14, 21

🕜 Noon-1:15 p.m.

📍 Bryant Conference Center

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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Upcoming Sessions

Sep 9, 2026 at 1:00 pm in-person - Register for 9/9 Tools

Sep 22, 2026 at 3:00 pm virtual - Register for 9/22 Tools

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The Career Fair Prep Session will take place in RP 104 C on September 9, 2026, from 2:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. Come ready to network smarter, not harder, and gain tips to help you confidently prepare for career fair season.

SPACE IS LIMITED, so please make sure you register ahead of time and arrive to the workshop early. If you are placed on the waitlist, please consider joining virtually via Zoom.

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Speaker: Jennifer Camp, Senior Associate Vice President Research Administration

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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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This exhibit was researched by Caroline Meyerhoff (Bachelors of Arts in History, Class of 2029), designed by Hannah Spencer (Bachelor of Arts in History and Political Science, 2026), and made possible by donations from Mr. Ron Howard.

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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Part I: September 4th – October 22nd

Featuring artists Larry Allen, Amalia Amaki, Fahamu Pecou, Thornton Dial, William Anderson, Benny Andrews, Charlie Lucas, and Roscoe Hall

Part II: November 6th – December 4th

Featuring artists Radcliffe Bailey, Lonnie Holley, Beverley Buchanan, Larry Walker, Cedric Smith, Lucinda Bunnen, Kevin Cole, and Jakob Dwight

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The exhibition makes a powerful and tangible case that the traditions practiced at Moundville during its height did not disappear. The craft techniques, material choices, ceremonial objects, and artistic traditions represented in the exhibition are not artifacts of a lost culture but living expressions of communities that carry Moundville’s legacy forward to this day.

The exhibit will run August 24, 2026 through August 2027.

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

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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Learning Outcomes

By the end of this session, students will be able to:

Distinguish between business professional and business casual attire and identify when each is appropriate in a professional settingArticulate employer expectations regarding professional appearance and how dress impacts first impressionsSelect appropriate attire for upcoming career-related events, including the Career Fair

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Come by our Crimson Co-op Program Open House in 2004 HM Comer from 10:00 am - 2:00 pm for a snack and giveaways or stop by one of our tables across campus including locations on The Quad, Hewson Hall, Shelby Quad, or in front of Phifer Hall to speak with our employer partners.

Stick around for our Co-op information session at 3:00 pm to learn more.

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The first part of 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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Participants will learn the fundamentals of Power Query through hands-on examples. Topics include importing data from Excel and CSV files, cleaning and reshaping datasets, changing data types, filtering and removing unwanted data, splitting and merging columns and preparing data for analysis in Excel or Power BI. No prior experience with Power Query is required, although a basic familiarity with Excel is recommended. By the end of the session, participants will have the skills needed to automate common data preparation tasks and streamline their analytics workflows.

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GBA 346 assignment and points eligible.

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SPACE IS LIMITED, so please make sure you register ahead of time and arrive to the workshop early.

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In 2023, residents of Chandler Mountain and surrounding communities in St. Clair County faced the possibility of losing their homes, farms, businesses and historic sites to a proposed pumped hydro storage project. In this presentation, members of Save Chandler Mountain, Inc., will share the story of how ordinary citizens built strategic alliances, engaged the media and elected officials, and successfully stopped the project. Presenters Fran Summerlin, Ben Lyon and Mark Smith will discuss the environmental, historical and human stakes involved, along with practical lessons in grassroots advocacy and community action that can inspire others facing similar challenges.

GAD 181 Chandler Mountain SAVED: How a Rural Community Defeated a Major Power Project

🗓️ Sept. 10

🕜 1:30-2:45 p.m.

📍 Church of the Holy Comforter

🗣️ Fran Summerlin, Ben Lyon, Mark Smith

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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Upcoming Sessions

Sep 10, 2026 at 3:00pm virtual - Register for 9/10 Attendance Tools and Strategies

Sep 25, 2026 at 4:00pm in-person - Register for 9/25 Attendance Tools and Strategies

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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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Participation in the workshop will require the book The Mindful Twenty-Something: Life Skills to Handle Stress…and Everything Else by Holly B. Rogers. Published by New Harbinger Publications. This book is available at most major book sellers and as an e-book. Participants will also need to purchase the MIEA Mindfulness App with a one-time fee of $4.99. (Please do not download the app before the first class). For questions, please email Charlotte Robbins at charlotte.robbins@ua.edu.

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Participants will learn the fundamentals of Power Query through hands-on examples. Topics include importing data from Excel and CSV files, cleaning and reshaping datasets, changing data types, filtering and removing unwanted data, splitting and merging columns and preparing data for analysis in Excel or Power BI. No prior experience with Power Query is required, although a basic familiarity with Excel is recommended. By the end of the session, participants will have the skills needed to automate common data preparation tasks and streamline their analytics workflows.

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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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This exhibit was researched by Caroline Meyerhoff (Bachelors of Arts in History, Class of 2029), designed by Hannah Spencer (Bachelor of Arts in History and Political Science, 2026), and made possible by donations from Mr. Ron Howard.

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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Part I: September 4th – October 22nd

Featuring artists Larry Allen, Amalia Amaki, Fahamu Pecou, Thornton Dial, William Anderson, Benny Andrews, Charlie Lucas, and Roscoe Hall

Part II: November 6th – December 4th

Featuring artists Radcliffe Bailey, Lonnie Holley, Beverley Buchanan, Larry Walker, Cedric Smith, Lucinda Bunnen, Kevin Cole, and Jakob Dwight

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Upcoming Sessions

Sep 11, 2026 at 9:00 am virtual - Register for 9/11 Using Turnitin Draft Coach in MS Word

Sep 23, 2026 at 9:30 am virtual - Register for 9/23 Using Turnitin Draft Coach in MS Word

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The exhibition makes a powerful and tangible case that the traditions practiced at Moundville during its height did not disappear. The craft techniques, material choices, ceremonial objects, and artistic traditions represented in the exhibition are not artifacts of a lost culture but living expressions of communities that carry Moundville’s legacy forward to this day.

The exhibit will run August 24, 2026 through August 2027.

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

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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Join the fun on Shelby Quad from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Co-op Employers and Co-op Ambassadors will be there to share more about The Crimson Co-op program. BBQ & snacks will be provided.

Come learn about all things Co-op!

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Already a major? Want to learn more about our courses? Want a snack on a Friday afternoon? There’s something for everyone at the Art Bash!

Event activities include:

A ticketed drawing for original art by a faculty memberAppearances and demos from student organizations like The Guild, Crimson Clay, UA Print Club, and the General Art ClubA scavenger hunt with prizes like department swag and additional drawing entriesCome meet our professors, see our work, and find out what the Department of Art & Art History is all about!

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*To apply to Gilman, students must be Pell-Grant eligible. If applying to the Gilman McCain, students must have an active duty parent.

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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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This exhibit was researched by Caroline Meyerhoff (Bachelors of Arts in History, Class of 2029), designed by Hannah Spencer (Bachelor of Arts in History and Political Science, 2026), and made possible by donations from Mr. Ron Howard.

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 exhibition makes a powerful and tangible case that the traditions practiced at Moundville during its height did not disappear. The craft techniques, material choices, ceremonial objects, and artistic traditions represented in the exhibition are not artifacts of a lost culture but living expressions of communities that carry Moundville’s legacy forward to this day.

The exhibit will run August 24, 2026 through August 2027.

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

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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Discover the incredible diversity of Alabama’s past through displays and activities featuring fossils from across the state and beyond. Highlights will include a special talk and a new exhibit on fossil shark teeth found in Alabama, professional and amateur paleontologists displaying and answering questions about fossils, hands-on activities for all ages, and chances to win door prizes and take home your own fossil shark tooth. Plus, admission and parking are free!

Event Schedule

1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Tabling Event (Grand Gallery)
This is a popular annual tabling event at the Alabama Museum of Natural History. As fossil sharks are the theme of this event, more shark fossil material than usual will be on display on presenters’ tables. There will also be tables with various educational fossil-themed activities for all ages.

Door Prize Giveaways
Twice during the event, ALMNH will be announcing winners, and giving away fossil-themed door prizes. Please note guests will receive a numbered ticket on arrival and will need to be present with their winning ticket at the event to receive their prizes.

2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Presentation (Smith Hall Room 205 next to the Grand Gallery).
This year’s public presentation by Mr. Chase Egli is entitled “BITE CLUB: Identifying Fossil Shark Teeth Like A Pro” and will be followed by a short question-and-answer session. Chase Egli is a geologist and paleontologist with an M.S. in Geology from The University of Alabama. His research focuses on fossil sharks and other chondrichthyan fishes, with interests in their teeth, taxonomy, and evolutionary history. He has conducted research on Paleozoic and Mesozoic shark faunas of the southeastern United States and is a Research Associate with The University of Alabama Museums Research and Collections, and the Mississippi Museum of Natural Science. Chase also has several years of experience teaching introductory geology and enjoys helping others learn how to recognize and identify fossil shark teeth.

Parking
Parking on The University of Alabama campus on Saturday is free. Parking spots are available on the east side of Smith Hall (entrance only via Hackberry Lane), next to the Math and Science Education Building and next to Lloyd Hall. Check out UA’s online map of campus for more parking options.

Contact Information
If you have any questions about this event, contact Kristin Harrell (Education Outreach Coordinator, Alabama Museum of Natural History) by calling 205-348-6383 or emailing kristin.harrell@ua.edu.

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University Programs’ mission is to create engaging events where all students feel welcome, find support, and build community. We host events every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday during the fall and spring semesters. Our events are created for students, by students. We take care of everything – all you have to do is show up! All events are free and open to all UA students.

To learn more about University Programs and keep up-to-date with everything we have going on, follow us @UAWhatsUP on Facebook, Instagram, and X or visit up.sl.ua.edu. Questions? Email universityprograms@ua.edu.

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The exhibition makes a powerful and tangible case that the traditions practiced at Moundville during its height did not disappear. The craft techniques, material choices, ceremonial objects, and artistic traditions represented in the exhibition are not artifacts of a lost culture but living expressions of communities that carry Moundville’s legacy forward to this day.

The exhibit will run August 24, 2026 through August 2027.

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

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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Part I: September 4th – October 22nd

Featuring artists Larry Allen, Amalia Amaki, Fahamu Pecou, Thornton Dial, William Anderson, Benny Andrews, Charlie Lucas, and Roscoe Hall

Part II: November 6th – December 4th

Featuring artists Radcliffe Bailey, Lonnie Holley, Beverley Buchanan, Larry Walker, Cedric Smith, Lucinda Bunnen, Kevin Cole, and Jakob Dwight

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This course introduces the history, current state and future of opera. Designed for the beginning, or as a review for established opera fans, this class will offer great music, beautiful videos and a bit of opera humor

OL 180 Getting Started with Opera: Becoming an Aficionado

🗓️ Sept. 14, 21, 28; Oct. 5, 12,19,26; Nov. 2

🕜 9-10:15 a.m.

📍 Online

🗣️ Dr. Elizabeth Aversa

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 exhibition makes a powerful and tangible case that the traditions practiced at Moundville during its height did not disappear. The craft techniques, material choices, ceremonial objects, and artistic traditions represented in the exhibition are not artifacts of a lost culture but living expressions of communities that carry Moundville’s legacy forward to this day.

The exhibit will run August 24, 2026 through August 2027.

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

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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During this session, you’ll learn how to create a strong, professional resume that showcases your leadership, campus involvement, communication skills, teamwork, and experiences. We’ll provide practical tips for presenting your strengths and making your resume stand out during the Ambassador application process.

Whether you’re creating your first resume or updating an existing one, this workshop will help you feel more confident and prepared to apply for an Ambassador position.

Come ready to learn, ask questions, and strengthen your resume!

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Students who are interested in the Co-op Program have the opportunity to learn more about what all it has to offer, the application process, the requirements, and more. In preparation for this event, students should review the information on the Co-op website here: https://coop.sa.ua.edu/

All majors welcome!

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If you're close to the Student Center, our Advisors can help you in the Career Center!

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Upcoming Sessions

Sep 4, 2026 at 2:00 pm in-person - Register for 9/4 Designing Courses

Sep 14, 2026 at 3:30 pm virtual - Register for 9/14 Designing Courses

Sep 29, 2026 at 1:00 pm virtual - Register for 9/29 Designing Courses

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This exhibit was researched by Caroline Meyerhoff (Bachelors of Arts in History, Class of 2029), designed by Hannah Spencer (Bachelor of Arts in History and Political Science, 2026), and made possible by donations from Mr. Ron Howard.

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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Part I: September 4th – October 22nd

Featuring artists Larry Allen, Amalia Amaki, Fahamu Pecou, Thornton Dial, William Anderson, Benny Andrews, Charlie Lucas, and Roscoe Hall

Part II: November 6th – December 4th

Featuring artists Radcliffe Bailey, Lonnie Holley, Beverley Buchanan, Larry Walker, Cedric Smith, Lucinda Bunnen, Kevin Cole, and Jakob Dwight

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The exhibition makes a powerful and tangible case that the traditions practiced at Moundville during its height did not disappear. The craft techniques, material choices, ceremonial objects, and artistic traditions represented in the exhibition are not artifacts of a lost culture but living expressions of communities that carry Moundville’s legacy forward to this day.

The exhibit will run August 24, 2026 through August 2027.

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

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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No clinical experience yet? We’ve got you covered with practical guidance on preparing your resume as you work toward future opportunities. Bring your current resume to receive actionable advice.

Dress Code: Come as you are

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Upcoming Sessions

Sep 15, 2026 at 10:30am virtual - Register for 9/15 Creating an Online Portfolio

Sep 30, 2026 at 9:00am virtual - Register for 9/30 Creating an Online Portfolio

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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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Whether you are preparing for your first interview or looking to strengthen your interview skills, this workshop will provide practical strategies to help you show up with confidence and put your best foot forward.

Come prepared, practice with purpose, and get ready to represent C&IS!

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UA’s College of Community Health Sciences and University Medical Center host this lecture series, where faculty present a different medical topic each week. The schedule will be sent out later in an OLLI email.

Coordinated by Kandis Snyder.

TUS 180 Mini Medical School

🗓️ Sept. 1, 8, 15, 22

🕜 Noon-1:15 p.m.

📍 Bryant Conference Center

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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Tuesdays | 1:00–3:00 p.m.
2100 Student Center

No appointment required. Just drop in and start planning your global adventure!

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September 15, 2026, in the Reese Phifer Hub Lab for an interactive session all about professional etiquette and how to confidently show up in career spaces. From networking and email tips to interview vibes and workplace professionalism, this event will help you avoid the “what do I even say?” moments and step into your future career with confidence.

Whether you’re preparing for internships, career fairs, interviews, or your first big job, this session is designed to help you move smart, look polished, and leave a lasting impression. Come get the tips and tricks you need before your next big opportunity.

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The session is designed for a mixed audience. Rather than trying to teach participants how to program in R in one hour, it answers a more foundational question:

Why would I want to learn this in the first place?

By the end of the workshop, participants should be able to:

Explain several reasons researchers and students use R.
Distinguish between spreadsheet-based and code-based approaches to working with data.
Recognize situations where R may be especially useful.
Read and modify a small amount of R code.
Identify realistic next steps for learning R.

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Trivia night will challenge student teams on a broad range of topics, and each week, the focus will be on the country/location focus of that week's International Coffee Hour.

Check out the Capstone International Center’s calendar for weekly details on International Trivia Night as well as our many other events.

Trivia Night is open to all students, scholars, faculty, and staff.

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Trivia night will challenge student teams on a broad range of topics, and each week, the focus will be on the country/location focus of that week's International Coffee Hour.

Check out the Capstone International Center’s calendar for weekly details on International Trivia Night as well as our many other events.

Trivia Night is open to all students, scholars, faculty, and staff.

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Fall 2026 workshop schedule:

9/1: Adjustment
9/15: Sleep
9/29: Anxiety
10/13: Social Media Literacy and Mental Health
11/3: Healthy Relationships
11/17: Depression
12/1: Stress Management

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Financial assistance is also available for attendees.

This training is not exclusive to municipal clerks — many individuals with similar job responsibilities attend. However, we do encourage you to join the Alabama Association for Municipal Clerks and Administrators.

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

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This exhibit was researched by Caroline Meyerhoff (Bachelors of Arts in History, Class of 2029), designed by Hannah Spencer (Bachelor of Arts in History and Political Science, 2026), and made possible by donations from Mr. Ron Howard.

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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Part I: September 4th – October 22nd

Featuring artists Larry Allen, Amalia Amaki, Fahamu Pecou, Thornton Dial, William Anderson, Benny Andrews, Charlie Lucas, and Roscoe Hall

Part II: November 6th – December 4th

Featuring artists Radcliffe Bailey, Lonnie Holley, Beverley Buchanan, Larry Walker, Cedric Smith, Lucinda Bunnen, Kevin Cole, and Jakob Dwight

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

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The exhibition makes a powerful and tangible case that the traditions practiced at Moundville during its height did not disappear. The craft techniques, material choices, ceremonial objects, and artistic traditions represented in the exhibition are not artifacts of a lost culture but living expressions of communities that carry Moundville’s legacy forward to this day.

The exhibit will run August 24, 2026 through August 2027.

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

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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Register in Handshake. Email kelly-lead@ua.edu for more information.

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*Online students must download Power BI prior to the session. Please have it ready to use before the class starts.

This class will:

Introduce the Power BI Platform
Show you how to import your data
Transform/clean your data
Create charts/graphs using your data
Publish and share your visualization with others

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The event will include two interactive sessions:

12:30–1:45 p.m. — Connections Are Everything: How Trusting Relationships Drive Student Success

Explore how students’ relationships with faculty, staff and peers contribute to academic success and personal well-being. Drawing from nearly 750 interviews conducted at colleges and universities across the country, Felten will share practical and scalable approaches to creating learning environments where all students experience connection, care and inspiration—especially as generative AI reshapes higher education.

2–3 p.m. — Relational Feedback as a Tool for Learning, Connection and Well-Being

Discover how feedback on student work can strengthen learning, connection and well-being, even in large classes and in the era of generative AI. Participants will leave with practical strategies for providing meaningful instructor and peer feedback without significantly increasing grading demands.

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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. This course is coordinated by Becky Booker.

Sept. 2 – Safety at the Capstone: A Community Conversation; Shane Dorrill

Sept. 9 – Operation Mincemeat; Andrew Houston

Sept. 16 – Getting to Know Your Area Agency on Aging; Kayle Clark

Sept. 23 – Saban Center: An Innovative Educational Workforce Campus for the Future; Brandt LaPish

Sept. 30 – Capstone Men & Women; Lucy Arnold Sikes

Oct. 7 – Planning for the Future: Understanding Special Needs Trusts and Financial Protection; Lesley Byars & Cindy Fisher

Oct. 14 – Why and How a History Magazine Began Podcasting; Rebecca Minder

Oct. 21 – Visit Tuscaloosa; Kelsey Rush & Chelsea Barton Kelly

TUS 181 Lagniappe – Various Topics

🗓️ Sept. 2, 9, 16, 23, 30; Oct. 7, 14, 21

🕜 Noon-1:15 p.m.

📍 Bryant Conference Center

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 Career Fair Prep Session will take place in Reese Phifer 104 C on September 16th, 2026, from 2:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. Come ready to network smarter, not harder, and gain tips to help you confidently prepare for career fair season.

SPACE IS LIMITED, so please make sure you register ahead of time and arrive to the workshop early. If you are placed on the waitlist, please consider joining virtually via Zoom.

Register in Handshake: https://ua.joinhandshake.com/events/1955597/share_preview

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This session provides students with an opportunity to practice, receive personalized feedback, and build confidence with support from the C&IS Speaking Studio.

Come ready to practice, participate, and find your voice as a future C&IS Ambassador!

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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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*Online students must download Power BI prior to the session. Please have it ready to use before the class starts.

This class will:

Introduce the Power BI Platform
Show you how to import your data
Transform/clean your data
Create charts/graphs using your data
Publish and share your visualization with others

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Wednesdays: 6:30–7:30 PM-North Lawn 1014

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Wednesdays: 6:30–7:30 PM-North Lawn 1012

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Financial assistance is also available for attendees.

This training is not exclusive to municipal clerks — many individuals with similar job responsibilities attend. However, we do encourage you to join the Alabama Association for Municipal Clerks and Administrators.

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

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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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This exhibit was researched by Caroline Meyerhoff (Bachelors of Arts in History, Class of 2029), designed by Hannah Spencer (Bachelor of Arts in History and Political Science, 2026), and made possible by donations from Mr. Ron Howard.

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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Part I: September 4th – October 22nd

Featuring artists Larry Allen, Amalia Amaki, Fahamu Pecou, Thornton Dial, William Anderson, Benny Andrews, Charlie Lucas, and Roscoe Hall

Part II: November 6th – December 4th

Featuring artists Radcliffe Bailey, Lonnie Holley, Beverley Buchanan, Larry Walker, Cedric Smith, Lucinda Bunnen, Kevin Cole, and Jakob Dwight

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The exhibition makes a powerful and tangible case that the traditions practiced at Moundville during its height did not disappear. The craft techniques, material choices, ceremonial objects, and artistic traditions represented in the exhibition are not artifacts of a lost culture but living expressions of communities that carry Moundville’s legacy forward to this day.

The exhibit will run August 24, 2026 through August 2027.

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

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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Attend all four (September 17, September 24, October 1, and October 8) and earn 10 points toward WellBAMA rewards!

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Fall 2026 workshop schedule:

9/3: Adjustment

9/17: Sleep

10/1: Anxiety

10/15: Social Media Literacy and Mental Health

11/5: Healthy Relationships

11/19: Depression

12/3: Stress Management

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Things we will cover:

Software options for poster design
What needs to be included on your poster (and what doesn't)
Design Best Practices
Resources for branding, graphics, and photos
Tips for presenting and QA sessions

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to Brittany Waltemate (bgwaltemate@ua.edu).

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Experience the magic and customs found along the Danube, traveling from the Black Sea to Vienna with a quick peek into Transylvania. This session takes a look at six different countries: Romania, Bulgaria, Serbia, Croatia, Hungary, Slovakia and, finally, Vienna, Austria.

GAD 182 Armchair Travel Vienna to the Black Sea

🗓️ Sept. 17

🕜 1:30-2:45 p.m.

📍 Church of the Holy Comforter

🗣️ Elizabeth Wheeler

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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This workshop focuses on core professional development strategies to help you approach the career fair with confidence by offering tips and insights that can be applied across a variety of professional settings.

SPACE IS LIMITED. Please register early and arrive on time!

Register in Handshake: https://ua.joinhandshake.com/events/1951821/share_preview

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Participation in the workshop will require the book The Mindful Twenty-Something: Life Skills to Handle Stress…and Everything Else by Holly B. Rogers. Published by New Harbinger Publications. This book is available at most major book sellers and as an e-book. Participants will also need to purchase the MIEA Mindfulness App with a one-time fee of $4.99. (Please do not download the app before the first class). For questions, please email Charlotte Robbins at charlotte.robbins@ua.edu.

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Jerry Siegel was born and raised in Selma, AL, and graduated from the Art Institute of Atlanta. A selection of his portraits was recently selected for the permanent collection of the National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Museums. His first monograph, Facing South: Portraits of Southern Artists was published by the University of Alabama Press. This body of work has also been exhibited across the southeast. Siegel’s work is also featured in the permanent collections of the Do Good Fund, the High Museum of Art, the Georgia Museum of Art, the Birmingham Museum of Art, and more.

You can learn more about Siegel and his work here.

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Up to 45% off select career wear, shoes and accessories! This event is specific to the JCPenney Tuscaloosa location; UA students/alums must check-in.

Transportation is included! Pick up starts at 4:45 with the Crimson Ride picking up from the UA Student Center traffic circle closest to the fountain and Starbucks. The buses will stop running at 8 p.m.

Register today in Handshake: https://ua.joinhandshake.com/events/1965077/share_preview

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The Capstone Wellness Explorer is a campus-wide engagement program that encourages students to participate in events supporting one or more of the seven dimensions of wellness outlined in the Alabama Model for Student Health and Wellbeing.

Stop by to enjoy free food, explore campus resources through student organization tabling, watch live student performances, and earn 2 CWE Points. Whether you're looking to get involved, connect with other students, or learn more about wellness opportunities at UA, this kickoff event is a great place to start. We hope to see you there!

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The Capstone Wellness Explorer is a campus-wide engagement program that encourages students to participate in events supporting one or more of the seven dimensions of wellness outlined in the Alabama Model for Student Health and Wellbeing.

Stop by to enjoy free food, explore campus resources through student organization tabling, watch live student performances, and earn 2 CWE Points. Whether you're looking to get involved, connect with other students, or learn more about wellness opportunities at UA, this kickoff event is a great place to start. We hope to see you there!

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Financial assistance is also available for attendees.

This training is not exclusive to municipal clerks — many individuals with similar job responsibilities attend. However, we do encourage you to join the Alabama Association for Municipal Clerks and Administrators.

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

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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 exhibit was researched by Caroline Meyerhoff (Bachelors of Arts in History, Class of 2029), designed by Hannah Spencer (Bachelor of Arts in History and Political Science, 2026), and made possible by donations from Mr. Ron Howard.

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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Part I: September 4th – October 22nd

Featuring artists Larry Allen, Amalia Amaki, Fahamu Pecou, Thornton Dial, William Anderson, Benny Andrews, Charlie Lucas, and Roscoe Hall

Part II: November 6th – December 4th

Featuring artists Radcliffe Bailey, Lonnie Holley, Beverley Buchanan, Larry Walker, Cedric Smith, Lucinda Bunnen, Kevin Cole, and Jakob Dwight

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The exhibition makes a powerful and tangible case that the traditions practiced at Moundville during its height did not disappear. The craft techniques, material choices, ceremonial objects, and artistic traditions represented in the exhibition are not artifacts of a lost culture but living expressions of communities that carry Moundville’s legacy forward to this day.

The exhibit will run August 24, 2026 through August 2027.

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

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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Capstone International Center (CIC) and International Student & Scholar Services (ISSS) hold International Coffee Hour in partnership with Bama Dining.

Check out the Capstone International Center’s calendar for weekly details on International Coffee Hour as well as our many other events.

International Coffee Hour is open to all students, scholars, faculty, and staff.

To provide a welcoming environment for our students, we will not allow unauthorized solicitation, recruiting, or marketing at International Coffee Hour.

Students or student groups who would like to promote their upcoming events, recruit for their organization, or help with International Coffee Hour country features should email international@ua.edu.

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*To apply to Gilman, students must be Pell-Grant eligible. If applying to the Gilman McCain, students must have an active duty parent.

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SPACE IS LIMITED, so please make sure you register ahead of time and arrive to the workshop early.

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Upcoming Sessions

Sep 1, 2026 at 3:00pm virtual - Register for 9/1 Increase Engagement

Sep 18, 2026 at 2:00pm virtual - Register for 9/18 Increase Engagement

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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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This exhibit was researched by Caroline Meyerhoff (Bachelors of Arts in History, Class of 2029), designed by Hannah Spencer (Bachelor of Arts in History and Political Science, 2026), and made possible by donations from Mr. Ron Howard.

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 exhibition makes a powerful and tangible case that the traditions practiced at Moundville during its height did not disappear. The craft techniques, material choices, ceremonial objects, and artistic traditions represented in the exhibition are not artifacts of a lost culture but living expressions of communities that carry Moundville’s legacy forward to this day.

The exhibit will run August 24, 2026 through August 2027.

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

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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Fall marks the second breeding window for many Alabama snake species, making this an ideal time to learn how to safely identify and coexist with snakes in the field.

This is a come-and-go 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

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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UA’s Weeks of Welcome (WOW) is eight weeks 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 Saturday, August 8, we are thrilled to share we will have over 100 events 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. 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 exhibition makes a powerful and tangible case that the traditions practiced at Moundville during its height did not disappear. The craft techniques, material choices, ceremonial objects, and artistic traditions represented in the exhibition are not artifacts of a lost culture but living expressions of communities that carry Moundville’s legacy forward to this day.

The exhibit will run August 24, 2026 through August 2027.

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

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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Part I: September 4th – October 22nd

Featuring artists Larry Allen, Amalia Amaki, Fahamu Pecou, Thornton Dial, William Anderson, Benny Andrews, Charlie Lucas, and Roscoe Hall

Part II: November 6th – December 4th

Featuring artists Radcliffe Bailey, Lonnie Holley, Beverley Buchanan, Larry Walker, Cedric Smith, Lucinda Bunnen, Kevin Cole, and Jakob Dwight

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This course introduces the history, current state and future of opera. Designed for the beginning, or as a review for established opera fans, this class will offer great music, beautiful videos and a bit of opera humor

OL 180 Getting Started with Opera: Becoming an Aficionado

🗓️ Sept. 14, 21, 28; Oct. 5, 12,19,26; Nov. 2

🕜 9-10:15 a.m.

📍 Online

🗣️ Dr. Elizabeth Aversa

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 exhibition makes a powerful and tangible case that the traditions practiced at Moundville during its height did not disappear. The craft techniques, material choices, ceremonial objects, and artistic traditions represented in the exhibition are not artifacts of a lost culture but living expressions of communities that carry Moundville’s legacy forward to this day.

The exhibit will run August 24, 2026 through August 2027.

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

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 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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Volunteering isn’t just about giving back—it’s about gaining real-world experience that employers value. Attending this workshop will help you learn:

What transferable skills are and why they matter How volunteer experience connects to your future career Tips for showcasing volunteer work Where to find volunteer opportunities through Bama Pulse and CSL SPACE IS LIMITED, so please make sure you register ahead of time and arrive to the workshop early.

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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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Topics included: The problem statement, cause and effect, integrating intuition, ideating and selecting solutions, people solve problems, problem-solving culture, and the four types of problems.

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This exhibit was researched by Caroline Meyerhoff (Bachelors of Arts in History, Class of 2029), designed by Hannah Spencer (Bachelor of Arts in History and Political Science, 2026), and made possible by donations from Mr. Ron Howard.

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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Part I: September 4th – October 22nd

Featuring artists Larry Allen, Amalia Amaki, Fahamu Pecou, Thornton Dial, William Anderson, Benny Andrews, Charlie Lucas, and Roscoe Hall

Part II: November 6th – December 4th

Featuring artists Radcliffe Bailey, Lonnie Holley, Beverley Buchanan, Larry Walker, Cedric Smith, Lucinda Bunnen, Kevin Cole, and Jakob Dwight

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The exhibition makes a powerful and tangible case that the traditions practiced at Moundville during its height did not disappear. The craft techniques, material choices, ceremonial objects, and artistic traditions represented in the exhibition are not artifacts of a lost culture but living expressions of communities that carry Moundville’s legacy forward to this day.

The exhibit will run August 24, 2026 through August 2027.

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

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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UA’s College of Community Health Sciences and University Medical Center host this lecture series, where faculty present a different medical topic each week. The schedule will be sent out later in an OLLI email.

Coordinated by Kandis Snyder.

TUS 180 Mini Medical School

🗓️ Sept. 1, 8, 15, 22

🕜 Noon-1:15 p.m.

📍 Bryant Conference Center

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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Tuesdays | 1:00–3:00 p.m.
2100 Student Center

No appointment required. Just drop in and start planning your global adventure!

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Ashley has held senior leadership roles across finance, risk, technology, and data—and now leads a global team of more than 1,500 professionals driving Wells Fargo’s data and AI strategy. She’ll share how she navigated career changes, built high-performing teams, and continued growing as a leader while working at the intersection of business, technology, and innovation.

Whether you’re interested in accounting, finance, technology, data, AI, or leadership, this is an opportunity to hear directly from a Culverhouse alumna who has built an impressive career by staying curious, embracing change, and saying yes to new opportunities.

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SPACE IS LIMITED, so please make sure you register ahead of time and arrive to the workshop early.

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Upcoming Sessions

Sep 9, 2026 at 1:00 pm in-person - Register for 9/9 Tools

Sep 22, 2026 at 3:00 pm virtual - Register for 9/22 Tools

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Culverhouse Resource Panel is designed to connect students with key resources and support services within the Culverhouse College of Business. Panelists will share insights on academic support, professional development, and student opportunities, helping participants learn how to make the most of available resources to support their success inside and outside the classroom.

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This workshop focuses on core professional development strategies to help you approach the career fair with confidence by offering tips and insights that can be applied across a variety of professional settings.

SPACE IS LIMITED. Please register early and arrive on time!

If you are placed on the waitlist, please consider joining virtually via Zoom; the “Join Event” button will become available within the Handshake event listing 5 minutes before the event and through the duration of the event.

Dress Code: Come as you are

PDS/LEAD point eligible (in-person only)

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Trivia night will challenge student teams on a broad range of topics, and each week, the focus will be on the country/location focus of that week's International Coffee Hour.

Check out the Capstone International Center’s calendar for weekly details on International Trivia Night as well as our many other events.

Trivia Night is open to all students, scholars, faculty, and staff.

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Trivia night will challenge student teams on a broad range of topics, and each week, the focus will be on the country/location focus of that week's International Coffee Hour.

Check out the Capstone International Center’s calendar for weekly details on International Trivia Night as well as our many other events.

Trivia Night is open to all students, scholars, faculty, and staff.

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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 was researched by Caroline Meyerhoff (Bachelors of Arts in History, Class of 2029), designed by Hannah Spencer (Bachelor of Arts in History and Political Science, 2026), and made possible by donations from Mr. Ron Howard.

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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Part I: September 4th – October 22nd

Featuring artists Larry Allen, Amalia Amaki, Fahamu Pecou, Thornton Dial, William Anderson, Benny Andrews, Charlie Lucas, and Roscoe Hall

Part II: November 6th – December 4th

Featuring artists Radcliffe Bailey, Lonnie Holley, Beverley Buchanan, Larry Walker, Cedric Smith, Lucinda Bunnen, Kevin Cole, and Jakob Dwight

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The exhibition makes a powerful and tangible case that the traditions practiced at Moundville during its height did not disappear. The craft techniques, material choices, ceremonial objects, and artistic traditions represented in the exhibition are not artifacts of a lost culture but living expressions of communities that carry Moundville’s legacy forward to this day.

The exhibit will run August 24, 2026 through August 2027.

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

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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Upcoming Sessions

Sep 11, 2026 at 9:00 am virtual - Register for 9/11 Using Turnitin Draft Coach in MS Word

Sep 23, 2026 at 9:30 am virtual - Register for 9/23 Using Turnitin Draft Coach in MS Word

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This class will:

Demonstrate how to create and modify several different chart types to highlight your data
Learn how to standardize your charts for a more effective presentation
Change the appearance of your visualization to remove unwanted items, create color schemes and format how your data is presented.

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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. This course is coordinated by Becky Booker.

Sept. 2 – Safety at the Capstone: A Community Conversation; Shane Dorrill

Sept. 9 – Operation Mincemeat; Andrew Houston

Sept. 16 – Getting to Know Your Area Agency on Aging; Kayle Clark

Sept. 23 – Saban Center: An Innovative Educational Workforce Campus for the Future; Brandt LaPish

Sept. 30 – Capstone Men & Women; Lucy Arnold Sikes

Oct. 7 – Planning for the Future: Understanding Special Needs Trusts and Financial Protection; Lesley Byars & Cindy Fisher

Oct. 14 – Why and How a History Magazine Began Podcasting; Rebecca Minder

Oct. 21 – Visit Tuscaloosa; Kelsey Rush & Chelsea Barton Kelly

TUS 181 Lagniappe – Various Topics

🗓️ Sept. 2, 9, 16, 23, 30; Oct. 7, 14, 21

🕜 Noon-1:15 p.m.

📍 Bryant Conference Center

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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If you're close to the Math and Science Building, stop on by!

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This workshop focuses on core professional development strategies to help you approach the career fair with confidence by offering tips and insights that can be applied across a variety of professional settings.

SPACE IS LIMITED. Please register early and arrive on time!

If you are placed on the waitlist, please consider joining virtually via Zoom; the “Join Event” button will become available within the Handshake event listing 5 minutes before the event and through the duration of the event.

Dress Code: Come as you are

PDS/LEAD point eligible (in-person only)

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Workday 101 will introduce employees to foundational Workday topics. This session will cover employee self-service features, navigation, and Supervisory Organizations (how people are organized). Attendees will learn about what's changing, see a Workday demonstration, and have the opportunity to ask questions.

This readiness workshop is open to all faculty and staff. Registration is available through UA LMS. Learn more about Capstone Convergence.

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This class will:

Demonstrate how to create and modify several different chart types to highlight your data
Learn how to standardize your charts for a more effective presentation
Change the appearance of your visualization to remove unwanted items, create color schemes and format how your data is presented.

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This exhibit was researched by Caroline Meyerhoff (Bachelors of Arts in History, Class of 2029), designed by Hannah Spencer (Bachelor of Arts in History and Political Science, 2026), and made possible by donations from Mr. Ron Howard.

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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Part I: September 4th – October 22nd

Featuring artists Larry Allen, Amalia Amaki, Fahamu Pecou, Thornton Dial, William Anderson, Benny Andrews, Charlie Lucas, and Roscoe Hall

Part II: November 6th – December 4th

Featuring artists Radcliffe Bailey, Lonnie Holley, Beverley Buchanan, Larry Walker, Cedric Smith, Lucinda Bunnen, Kevin Cole, and Jakob Dwight

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The exhibition makes a powerful and tangible case that the traditions practiced at Moundville during its height did not disappear. The craft techniques, material choices, ceremonial objects, and artistic traditions represented in the exhibition are not artifacts of a lost culture but living expressions of communities that carry Moundville’s legacy forward to this day.

The exhibit will run August 24, 2026 through August 2027.

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

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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Attend all four (September 17, September 24, October 1, and October 8) and earn 10 points toward WellBAMA rewards!

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Lunch will be provided.

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In this workshop we will cover:

What is a Data Management Plan
The requirements between federal grants and where to find them
Considerations when creating data management plans (Research data lifecycle)
Which federal policies apply to your research and documenting compliance
Tools and resources available to you as a researcher at the University of Alabama

The session will be followed by a 30-minute Q/A and open lab time to ask questions and get started on your own DMP.

For help on grant planning, see our Library Guides at: https://guides.lib.ua.edu/grantplanning

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Attalla, Alabama, has a surprising history as a mining town, railroad hub and “wannabe” tourist location. Come find out more about the “Gateway to the Sunny South.”

GAD 183 History of Attalla, the “Gateway to the Sunny South”

🗓️ Sept. 24

🕜 1:30-2:45 p.m.

📍 Church of the Holy Comforter

🗣️ David Murdock

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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Participation in the workshop will require the book The Mindful Twenty-Something: Life Skills to Handle Stress…and Everything Else by Holly B. Rogers. Published by New Harbinger Publications. This book is available at most major book sellers and as an e-book. Participants will also need to purchase the MIEA Mindfulness App with a one-time fee of $4.99. (Please do not download the app before the first class). For questions, please email Charlotte Robbins at charlotte.robbins@ua.edu.

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This exhibit was researched by Caroline Meyerhoff (Bachelors of Arts in History, Class of 2029), designed by Hannah Spencer (Bachelor of Arts in History and Political Science, 2026), and made possible by donations from Mr. Ron Howard.

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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Part I: September 4th – October 22nd

Featuring artists Larry Allen, Amalia Amaki, Fahamu Pecou, Thornton Dial, William Anderson, Benny Andrews, Charlie Lucas, and Roscoe Hall

Part II: November 6th – December 4th

Featuring artists Radcliffe Bailey, Lonnie Holley, Beverley Buchanan, Larry Walker, Cedric Smith, Lucinda Bunnen, Kevin Cole, and Jakob Dwight

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The exhibition makes a powerful and tangible case that the traditions practiced at Moundville during its height did not disappear. The craft techniques, material choices, ceremonial objects, and artistic traditions represented in the exhibition are not artifacts of a lost culture but living expressions of communities that carry Moundville’s legacy forward to this day.

The exhibit will run August 24, 2026 through August 2027.

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

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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When grading, meetings and competing demands begin to pile up, joy can feel out of reach. During this conversation, participants will consider small, manageable shifts that can help create a more energizing semester.

Session leader: Dr. Laura McNeill

Friday, Sept. 25
9:30–10:30 a.m.
1311 University Hall

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Capstone International Center (CIC) and International Student & Scholar Services (ISSS) hold International Coffee Hour in partnership with Bama Dining.

Check out the Capstone International Center’s calendar for weekly details on International Coffee Hour as well as our many other events.

International Coffee Hour is open to all students, scholars, faculty, and staff.

To provide a welcoming environment for our students, we will not allow unauthorized solicitation, recruiting, or marketing at International Coffee Hour.

Students or student groups who would like to promote their upcoming events, recruit for their organization, or help with International Coffee Hour country features should email international@ua.edu.

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*To apply to Gilman, students must be Pell-Grant eligible. If applying to the Gilman McCain, students must have an active duty parent.

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Upcoming Sessions

Sep 10, 2026 at 3:00pm virtual - Register for 9/10 Attendance Tools and Strategies

Sep 25, 2026 at 4:00pm in-person - Register for 9/25 Attendance Tools and Strategies

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The exhibition makes a powerful and tangible case that the traditions practiced at Moundville during its height did not disappear. The craft techniques, material choices, ceremonial objects, and artistic traditions represented in the exhibition are not artifacts of a lost culture but living expressions of communities that carry Moundville’s legacy forward to this day.

The exhibit will run August 24, 2026 through August 2027.

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

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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UA’s Weeks of Welcome (WOW) is eight weeks 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 Saturday, August 8, we are thrilled to share we will have over 100 events 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. 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 exhibition makes a powerful and tangible case that the traditions practiced at Moundville during its height did not disappear. The craft techniques, material choices, ceremonial objects, and artistic traditions represented in the exhibition are not artifacts of a lost culture but living expressions of communities that carry Moundville’s legacy forward to this day.

The exhibit will run August 24, 2026 through August 2027.

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

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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Through interactive sessions and expert-led discussions, attendees will gain practical skills to navigate systems, strengthen advocacy efforts, build sustainable support networks and improve outcomes for individuals and families across Alabama.

Attendees will have the option to participate in person or virtually, increasing accessibility and allowing individuals across the state to engage in conference sessions and resources regardless of location.

Who should attend this event? You will benefit from attending if you belong to any of the following groups:

Parents, caregivers and family members supporting individuals across the lifespan Educators and early intervention professionals Service providers and nonprofit organizations Community advocates and support staff Professionals and community partners seeking practical strategies and meaningful connections

Have questions about this event? Contact Valerie Tisdale at professionaldevelopment@ua.edu or 205-348-9937.

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Part I: September 4th – October 22nd

Featuring artists Larry Allen, Amalia Amaki, Fahamu Pecou, Thornton Dial, William Anderson, Benny Andrews, Charlie Lucas, and Roscoe Hall

Part II: November 6th – December 4th

Featuring artists Radcliffe Bailey, Lonnie Holley, Beverley Buchanan, Larry Walker, Cedric Smith, Lucinda Bunnen, Kevin Cole, and Jakob Dwight

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This course introduces the history, current state and future of opera. Designed for the beginning, or as a review for established opera fans, this class will offer great music, beautiful videos and a bit of opera humor

OL 180 Getting Started with Opera: Becoming an Aficionado

🗓️ Sept. 14, 21, 28; Oct. 5, 12,19,26; Nov. 2

🕜 9-10:15 a.m.

📍 Online

🗣️ Dr. Elizabeth Aversa

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 exhibition makes a powerful and tangible case that the traditions practiced at Moundville during its height did not disappear. The craft techniques, material choices, ceremonial objects, and artistic traditions represented in the exhibition are not artifacts of a lost culture but living expressions of communities that carry Moundville’s legacy forward to this day.

The exhibit will run August 24, 2026 through August 2027.

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

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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Meet employers from a wide range of industries, explore opportunities for ALL majors, and get a head start on building your professional confidence.

Whether you're curious, exploring, or already planning ahead, this event is your chance to connect with employers and Kickstart your career!

Register in Handshake: https://app.joinhandshake.com/career_fairs/e7e79399-a2fb-42b2-a06d-17235d71a5e7/student_preview

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The course presents the two most common root cause analysis tools: the Fishbone diagram and the 5 Whys, which you can start using to identify the causes of the problems in your daily work.

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Part I: September 4th – October 22nd

Featuring artists Larry Allen, Amalia Amaki, Fahamu Pecou, Thornton Dial, William Anderson, Benny Andrews, Charlie Lucas, and Roscoe Hall

Part II: November 6th – December 4th

Featuring artists Radcliffe Bailey, Lonnie Holley, Beverley Buchanan, Larry Walker, Cedric Smith, Lucinda Bunnen, Kevin Cole, and Jakob Dwight

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The exhibition makes a powerful and tangible case that the traditions practiced at Moundville during its height did not disappear. The craft techniques, material choices, ceremonial objects, and artistic traditions represented in the exhibition are not artifacts of a lost culture but living expressions of communities that carry Moundville’s legacy forward to this day.

The exhibit will run August 24, 2026 through August 2027.

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

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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Tuesday, September 29: General Interest & Business Fair Wednesday, September 30: Technical & Engineering FairThursday, October 1- Technical & Engineering Fair

During the fair you can interact with employers, network with different recruiters, and discuss full-time job and internship opportunities.

Access Career Fair Plus online or download the app!! Career Fair Plus allows you to learn about employers coming and easily find them on the interactive map.

Career Fair Plus link

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to check in?

Yes! The student check-in area is located at the North Coliseum entrance. Please scan the QR code at check in then proceed to the name tag station to make a name tag.

How should I dress?

Professional attire Required. No jeans, shorts, athletic wear, or revealing clothing will be allowed. Click here for our best-dressed tips.

What should I bring to the fair?

Plenty of printed resumesYour elevator pitchConfidence and a smile!Parking and Transportation

Adhere to UA parking guidelines. We highly suggest taking a Crimson Ride bus. The Crimson Ride will be dropping off and picking up in front of the coliseum on a regular schedule.

How should I prepare for the fair?

Research the list of participating employers through Handshake and Career Fair Plus.Schedule a meeting with a Career Consultant to update your resume and practice your elevator pitch by clicking under Career Center and then click on Appointments in your Handshake account.Upload or create your resume in VMock and practice your elevator pitch.Attend a Career Fair Crash Course Workshop. Workshops are posted in Handshake.

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https://app.joinhandshake.com/career_fairs/2c80a9ad-db2b-4639-aca0-fa9d338fb3b5/student_preview

Tuesday, September 29: General Interest & Business Fair Wednesday, September 30: Technical & Engineering FairThursday, October 1- Technical & Engineering FairDuring the fair you can interact with employers, network with different recruiters, and discuss full-time job and internship opportunities.

Access Career Fair Plus online or download the app!! Career Fair Plus allows you to learn about employers coming and easily find them on the interactive map.

Career Fair Plus link

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to check in?

Yes! The student check-in area is located at the North Coliseum entrance. Please scan the QR code at check in then proceed to the name tag station to make a name tag.

How should I dress?

Professional attire Required. No jeans, shorts, athletic wear, or revealing clothing will be allowed. Click here for our best-dressed tips.

What should I bring to the fair?

Plenty of printed resumesYour elevator pitchConfidence and a smile!Parking and Transportation

Adhere to UA parking guidelines. We highly suggest taking a Crimson Ride bus. The Crimson Ride will be dropping off and picking up in front of the coliseum on a regular schedule.

How should I prepare for the fair?

Research the list of participating employers through Handshake and Career Fair Plus.Schedule a meeting with a Career Consultant to update your resume and practice your elevator pitch by clicking under Career Center and then click on Appointments in your Handshake account.Upload or create your resume in VMock and practice your elevator pitch.Attend a Career Fair Crash Course Workshop. Workshops are posted in Handshake.

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Upcoming Sessions

Sep 4, 2026 at 2:00 pm in-person - Register for 9/4 Designing Courses

Sep 14, 2026 at 3:30 pm virtual - Register for 9/14 Designing Courses

Sep 29, 2026 at 1:00 pm virtual - Register for 9/29 Designing Courses

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Tuesdays | 1:00–3:00 p.m.
2100 Student Center

No appointment required. Just drop in and start planning your global adventure!

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Speaker: Nichole Cavin, Executive Director of Sponsored Programs

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Trivia night will challenge student teams on a broad range of topics, and each week, the focus will be on the country/location focus of that week's International Coffee Hour.

Check out the Capstone International Center’s calendar for weekly details on International Trivia Night as well as our many other events.

Trivia Night is open to all students, scholars, faculty, and staff.

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Trivia night will challenge student teams on a broad range of topics, and each week, the focus will be on the country/location focus of that week's International Coffee Hour.

Check out the Capstone International Center’s calendar for weekly details on International Trivia Night as well as our many other events.

Trivia Night is open to all students, scholars, faculty, and staff.

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Fall 2026 workshop schedule:

9/1: Adjustment
9/15: Sleep
9/29: Anxiety
10/13: Social Media Literacy and Mental Health
11/3: Healthy Relationships
11/17: Depression
12/1: Stress Management

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Part I: September 4th – October 22nd

Featuring artists Larry Allen, Amalia Amaki, Fahamu Pecou, Thornton Dial, William Anderson, Benny Andrews, Charlie Lucas, and Roscoe Hall

Part II: November 6th – December 4th

Featuring artists Radcliffe Bailey, Lonnie Holley, Beverley Buchanan, Larry Walker, Cedric Smith, Lucinda Bunnen, Kevin Cole, and Jakob Dwight

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Upcoming Sessions

Sep 15, 2026 at 10:30am virtual - Register for 9/15 Creating an Online Portfolio

Sep 30, 2026 at 9:00am virtual - Register for 9/30 Creating an Online Portfolio

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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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