Category: CCBP

[ua_row class=”row”][ua_col class=”col-md-3″] [envira-gallery id=”3815″] [/ua_col] [ua_col class=”col-md-6″] By Kirsten J. Barnes CCBP Graduate Assistant For the 11th consecutive year, The University of Alabama honored the campus and community’s best examples of engagement scholarship and recognized other community-related activities at the Council on Community-Based Partnership’s annual awards ceremony Friday, April 14 in the Bryant Conference…

[ua_row class=”row”][ua_col class=”col-md-3″] [envira-gallery id=”3707″] [/ua_col] [ua_col class=”col-md-6″] By Jianlong Yang CCBP Student Assistant A Chinese New Year party to celebrate the Year of the Rooster at the UA Ferguson Center on January 29 drew more than 400 attendees from Chinese and local families and University faculty and staff. The event was co-sponsored by the…

[ua_row class=”row”][ua_col class=”col-md-6″] TUSCALOOSA – A special awards program recognizing the best of engaged scholarship conducted by faculty, staff, student and community teams turns 10 years old on Friday, April 29. Activities begin with research poster presentations at 10 a.m., with the luncheon and program following at 11:30 in Sellers Auditorium of the Bryant Conference…

By Kirsten J. BarnesCCBP Graduate Assistant [ Complete text of Cochran’s speech ][ Video of Banquet ] Three-time Emmy Award-winner John Cochran, a premier network correspondent for almost 50 years, knows first-hand the impact the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. had on the state of Alabama and, most notably, his hometown of Montgomery. “I was…

By Kirsten J. BarnesCCBP Graduate Assistant On Sunday, January 19, the eve of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.’s national holiday, more than 1,000 people, many of them University of Alabama students, filled the Frank M. Moody Music Building to hear a lecture and the music of Grammy Award winning singer/songwriter/humanitarian John Legend. “I’m especially…

By Dr. Heather Pleasants Director, CCBP Office of Community Education (The following profile looks at the Parent Leadership Academy (PLA), one of this campus’ leading engaged scholarship projects.) It has been my privilege to direct the PLA almost since its founding in 2007, but I will be the first to say that the program’s continual…