UAH team’s inaugural ChemE Jeopardy appearance yields impressive third-place finish May 03, 2019 James Holzhauer may be making headlines thanks to his epic winning streak on Jeopardy, but he’s not the only one exceeding expectations with his knowledge of trivia this spring. Just a few weeks ago, Jonathan Cookston led his Chemical Engineering... Conference experience affirms student’s decision to pursue passion for literature May 02, 2019 Growing up in the small town of Henderson, Tenn., Drew Greenway had always planned to attend UAH and become an engineer. Only a funny thing happened once he got to college. "I realized that while I love building things, I really can’t stand math!... 14 undergrads to present at the National Conference on Undergraduate Research Apr 01, 2019 Fourteen undergraduates from the UAH have been invited to present their research and creative projects at the National Conference on Undergraduate Research (NCUR) to be held April 10-13 at Kennesaw State University in Kennesaw, Ga. ... Silicon Valley executive brings engineering expertise to UAH’s Honors College Mar 29, 2019 David A. Chan left Huntsville when he was 16 to pursue his undergraduate and graduate degrees from MIT, after which he enjoyed a long and successful career as a Silicon Valley executive focused on the semiconductor and medical-capital equipment ind... Margrit von Braun scheduled to speak on UAH campus Feb 12, 2019 Margrit von Braun will be a guest lecturer at UAH on Tuesday, Feb. 19, in the Charger Union Theater beginning at 5 p.m. The event is open to the public and is sponsored by the UAH Honors College. ... New certificate program enhances curriculum – and resume – of students in any degree field Oct 22, 2018 In an effort to help students integrate cross-cultural communication skills into their chosen career, the Department of World Languages and Cultures and the Global Studies Program at UAH have partnered to introduce a Global Professional Pathways Ce... “Late bloomer” makes up for lost time after discovering love of history Oct 09, 2018 Meagan Bojarski describes herself as a "late bloomer" when it comes to her love of history. "I hated it until about six years ago," laughs the Lawrenceville, Ga., native. ... Cutting-edge research seeks to develop low-cost rapid diagnostic to detect pathogenic bacteria Aug 28, 2018 If personalized medicine is on the cutting edge of disease diagnosis and treatment, Dr. Surangi Jayawardena’s research is on the cutting edge of personalized medicine. In fact, it’s hard to get much more pioneering than designing theranostic sy... UAH communications professor explains why Post-Millennials are the loneliest generation Jun 05, 2018 When Dr. Pavica Sheldon asks students in her social media classes at UAH about close friendships the answer is always the same: "’I have 500 Facebook friends, but I do not think I could call any of them if I needed something’." ... Chemical engineering major’s “send-off picture” features UAH president and mascot May 31, 2018 College graduation is a bittersweet moment in the life of a young adult. The excitement of embarking on a new adventure as a working professional is tempered by the sadness of parting ways with friends and mentors who won’t soon be forgotten. So ... 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
