FBI Dream Comes True
After earning a master's degree in computer science at South, Shelby Caldwell begins a network security job with the FBI in Huntsville, Alabama. #MyFirstJob
-
-
Weekly E-newsletter for South Students and Employees Launches
South Today, an e-newsletter for students and employees, will be distributed each Wednesday beginning August 23, 2023.
-
South Professor Receives NSF Grant to Study Clean Energy
Dr. Arjun Dahal has been awarded a $300,893 grant by the National Science Foundation for his research on developing clean energy.
-
South Hosts Math Corps Camp for Middle School, High School Students
The University of South Alabama is one of only eight colleges or universities in the United States to hold the program annually.
-
Fun and Gains
As a student, Livie Puranen wrote and directed a short film starring adults with developmental disabilities. She now uses her degree in recreational therapy to build a program in Florida. #MyFirstJob
-
Striking a Chord
Diego Salas Polar, a computer science graduate who plays grunge guitar, lands a gig in web development at USA Health. #MyFirstJob
-
Advanced Therapy
After earning a Doctorate in Physical Therapy at South, Melissa Knight moved to Mississippi for a residency in neurological care. #MyFirstJob
-
USA College of Nursing Receives $2.5 Million
The grant is for an advanced nursing education workforce program to address the need for high-quality primary care services.
-
South Offering Diversity and Cultural Competence Certificate Program
The new 15 credit hour certificate program is available for all undergraduates in any major or as a stand-alone certification.
-
USA Professor to Lecture in Japan
Dr. Matthew Pettway, associate professor of Spanish, will lecture at two universities in Kyoto, Japan later this month.
-
Field Trips and Science Tips
Kevin Culpepper, a biology graduate from South, makes learning fun for students and school groups at the Exploreum Science Center. #MyFirstJob
-
Removing Barriers in STEM Education
The Robert Noyce program helps professionals pursue teaching careers and that students receive the best classroom instruction.
-
Museum Opener
Jessica Fairley, a South communication graduate, manages the Africatown Heritage House. The Mobile museum is welcoming its first guests with “Clotilda: The Exhibition.”
-
Engineering a Career
Ramiz Yusuf, a student leader at South, starts doing design projects and making field trips for Gulf States Engineering in Mobile. #MyFirstJob
-
New Engineering and Computing Scholarships Announced
Full-tuition undergraduate scholarships in engineering and computing will honor of former Alabama Senator Richard Shelby and his wife.
-
South Senior Earns Gilman Scholarship
Darbi Broadus has won a 2023 Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship and will study abroad in Incheon, South Korea.
-
Mitchell College of Business's Accreditation Extended
The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business has extended the MCOB's global accreditation in business and accounting.
-
South Graduates Earn National Mortar Board Fellowships
Annie Mascia plans pursue a master's degree in South’s Clinical and Mental Health Counseling program and obtain her counseling license to serve children and adolescents.
-
Grand Start
A Mobile native and hospitality graduate begins her career on the Eastern Shore of Mobile Bay at the 'Queen of Southern Resorts' #MyFirstJob
-
Nurse Survives Cancer, Earns Doctorate
Krystal Clark, a women's health nurse, plans to use her Doctor of Nursing Practice from South to open her own practice in Hollywood, Florida.