College of Education and Professional Studies Kicks Off 60th Anniversary Celebration
A kickoff reception in downtown Mobile launches a yearlong celebration honoring six decades of impact across education, health and professional leadership.
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Testing the Waters
Beach Brain blends coastal science with math for young campers, gives South students hands-on teaching experience and inspires the next generation of educators through a unique teaching apprenticeship.
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A Shared Legacy
From the 50-yard line to the classroom, alumni Carol and Jim Statter are ensuring the next generation of Jaguars has the tools to win.
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Building Sisterhood, Breaking Barriers
Marion McLaughlin becomes the first PASSAGE USA student to pledge a Greek organization during a record year. Her 'big' is also a peer mentor in the program designed to help those with with intellectual disabilities ...
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University of South Alabama Awarded Nearly $5M NSF Grant to Support Low-Income STEM Students
Scholarships valued between $12,000 and $15,000 per year will be awarded to first-year students and renewable for up to five years.
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South Hospitality
South Hospitality and Tourism Management major Zoe Wilcox is awarded one of just 18 US Foods Scholarships nationwide.
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Three South Graduates Named Teachers of the Year
A fourth educator, Nicole Bolton, is a recipient of the Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching.
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South Alum Receives National Teaching Award
Fifth-grade math and science teacher Mary Travis is the sole Alabama winner of a 2024-25 Milken Educator Award.
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