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 Noted economist Donald Boudreaux visits UAH as a Faculty Senate Distinguished SpeakerNoted economist and educator, Donald J. Boudreaux will give a public talk on the campus of UAH on Friday, October 11. Boudreaux is professor of Economics and the Martha and Nelson Getchell Chair for the...  UAH students co-author book showcasing Huntsville’s public historyIt's common, if not required, to be a published author as a college professor. But as a student, it's a rare accomplishment. And yet two undergraduates at The University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH) can...  UAH student interns at Lockheed Martin, receives highest honorBrent DeSilva, a sophomore majoring in chemical engineering at UAH, recently received Lockheed Martin's top award for his end-of-assignment presentation as an intern with the company's Huntsville office this summer. "The purpose of the presentation was...  Anderson is first to finish UAH Earth System Science graduate programEric Anderson was a research scientist in Central America studying natural disasters (and how to reduce their impacts) when he was introduced to UAH. UAH's Atmospheric Science Department was working with Anderson's employer - a research...  Engineering student takes different path toward marketabilityTaylor Presley thought he spoke pretty good French. After all, the junior at UAH had been taking it since high school. But when he stepped off the plane in Paris this past June for a...  UAH biology student receives third annual Gopi Podila Memorial ScholarshipAt a reception and check presentation held at the Shelby Center yesterday afternoon, the third annual Gopi Podila Memorial Scholarship was awarded to Caitlin Lynch, a senior majoring in biology at UAH. Named for the late...  New UAH Music Department faculty to perform for Huntsville communityThe Department of Music at UAH is pleased to announce the first public performance in Huntsville of new faculty members Dr. Melody Ng and Dr. Aaron Cain. The event will take place at 7:30 p.m....  UAH Alumni Association names Alumni of Achievement HonoreesUAH Alumni Association named the four honorees of the 2013 Alumni of Achievement Awards during the Alumni Association's annual meeting on Thursday, August 22. The Alumni of Achievement Award is the highest honor bestowed by...  UAH professor survives earthquake, seeks to make structures saferWhen Dr. Ying-Cheng Lin was an undergraduate majoring structural engineering in Taiwan, he knew that his studies would one day help him land a good job. But he never realized they would also save his... |
 UAH partnering with MadCap to bring new software to technical communications studentsUAH is joining forces with MadCap Software to ensure that students pursuing a Graduate Certificate in Technical Communication have a competitive advantage when entering the workforce. Through the MadCap Scholar licensing program, students will learn how...  UAH student helps invent product to reduce expense, emissionsMost students at UAH worry if they're going to land a job after graduation. But not senior Landon Self. The mechanical engineering major expects to make a smooth transition from his current part-time job as...  UAH Theatre Program to debut Spoon Lake Blues, a comedy by Josh TobiessenStarting next week, the Theatre Program at UAH will begin its eagerly awaited run of Spoon Lake Blues, a new comedy from playwright Josh Tobiessen. The play, which follows two brothers who turn to robbery in...  Celebration of the city’s international community attracts close to 4000The annual International Festival of North Alabama , co-hosted by UAH and the International Society of Huntsville (ISH), was held this past Saturday at UAH's Spragins Hall. "This year's festival really showcased the rich...  LeaderShape Institute gives UAH students chance for self-reflection, growthAs a young man raised in Harvest, Ala., Taylor Reed has grown up with the same conservative values as most of his Southern peers. But when he attended the 2012 Atlanta LeaderShape Institute as a...  UAH one of just three new sites selected for 2014 Tech Trek campUAH, in partnership with the Huntsville branch of the American Association of University Women (AAUW), was named last week as one of three new sites to host the annual Tech Trek camp next summer. First launched...  Noted Philosopher Alastair J. Norcross to lecture at UAHNoted Philosopher Alastair J. Norcross, will be the keynote speaker for UAH College of Liberal Arts and the Department of Philosophy Distinguished Speaker Series on Friday, October 11. Norcross, associate professor of Philosophy at The University...  UAH to show acclaimed documentary "Invisible War" Oct. 1The UAH Women' s Studies Program is partnering with the UAH Women's Studies student organization, POWER, the UAH Veteran's Network, and the local branch of The American Association of University Women, to sponsor a showing...  UAH’s Chargers for Sustainability to hold free screening of award-winning energy documentaryUAH and Arcos Films invite the Huntsville community to a FREE screening of Switch, a new award-winning documentary that moves past the politics to deliver the straight answers on energy. Starting at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday,... |
 Study of April 27, 2011, tornadoes affirms theories about the causesThe atmosphere in the southeastern U.S. was primed for disaster in late April 2011. Conditions were almost perfect for a massive outbreak of tornado spawning storm cells. Over a four-day period - April 25 through April...  UAH president tours new Army manned/unmanned systems labUAH President Robert Altenkirch toured a new Manned/Unmanned Collaborative Systems Integration Laboratory in Olin B. King Technology Hall on campus on Tuesday, Oct. 1. The culmination of efforts that began in 2009, the $80,000 lab is...  6th Wernher von Braun Memorial Symposium comingThe sixth Wernher von Braun Memorial Symposium will be held by the American Astronautical Society (AAS) Oct. 7-10 in Chan Auditorium of the Business Administration Building on the campus of UAH. "The symposium is an excellent...  Lasers key to UAH team’s asteroid defense systemA space-based laser system proposed to NASA by UAH researchers could be a cost-effective way to nudge small asteroids away from a collision course with Earth. With the February meteor explosion in Russia heightening U.S. government...  Voyager 1 magnetic data surprise intrigues UAH researchersIf Voyager 1 crossed into interstellar space, why didn’t the magnetic field shift as expected?  UAH student invited to be guest lecturer at Space-XThe same type of white noise you hear from a TV set, properly applied, could prevent a rocketry catastrophe. That's attracted the interest of Space-X to a UAH graduate student's innovative new approach to suppressing combustion...  UAH students to present at astronautical conference in BeijingPresenting your research at a major conference is intimidating for anyone, let alone a student who is just starting out in their academic career. Now imagine doing it in a foreign country in front of...  UAH's miniature satellite, ChargerSat-1, receives send-off before space launchMembers of the Huntsville space exploration community were invited to a Bon Voyage reception for the ChargerSat-1 yesterday. Designed and constructed by the Space Hardware Club (SHC), a student-run organization at UAH, the miniature satellite...  Community-involved retailers profit from it, study saysGetting immersed in the community and fostering a community atmosphere among customers aids a retailer's bottom line, whether the business is small and locally owned or a large global chain, according to research co-authored by... |
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