The Crimson Promenade celebrates The University of Alabama’s historic leadership role and recognizes service to the University by our alumni, students, faculty, staff and friends. Proceeds beyond construction costs fund programs that support leadership and career development among students.
The goal of the GPS program is to provide an innovative and accessible academic, social, and emotional support system for graduate students who have children
The Mission of Graduate Student Services is to increase and support the academic, personal, and professional growth of graduate and professional students at The University of Alabama. This mission holds at its core the commitment to sharing in the socialization process of graduates and professionals to the culture of their UA graduate family and their chosen profession.
The mission of the Greek Life office at The University of Alabama is to build a united Greek community by developing opportunities for leadership, service, personal development, and strengthening fraternal bonds.
The Special Projects area of the Dean of Students office encompasses a wide variety of programs. Recruiting and retention are crucial to the University and these Special Projects help make this happen. An example of this is the American Legion Alabama Boys State program held each year on the University campus. During this program, more than 600 high school males are selected state-wide to represent their school in this week-long conference. The Special Projects office coordinates all logistics for this event and assists in recruiting and retaining these students to the University. Finally, Special Projects assists Judicial Affairs, Greek Affairs, and Athletics with issues and trends that arise throughout the year.
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Our mission is to educate students about their rights and responsibilities as community members, help them understand the balance between individual and community rights, and foster a community atmosphere conducive to academic success.
Undergraduate Parent Support exists to empower undergraduate students with children by providing services and resources to aid in the achieving of their educational goals.
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On-Call Dean Program:
The On-Call Dean Program was developed to provide students and their families with support and assistance in times of trauma and distress. The On-Call Dean initiates professional and personal support for students in crisis by working with other University offices such as University Police, Public Relations, and the various colleges and schools within the University. In addition, the On-Call Dean interacts with community agencies such as local hospitals and the Tuscaloosa Police Department. This program is a visible illustration of the Division of Student Affairs and The University of Alabama's commitment to providing a nurturing environment for all students. This program enhances our efforts to maintain a warm and caring community.
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The Office of Parent Programs supports the successful academic and social transition of new students into the University of Alabama community, as well as educates, provides resources, and promotes continuous relationships among our students, parents, families, and the University.
The Women’s Resource Center fosters equal participation of women in the university community through programs and services that promote healthy lifestyles, personal development, leadership, and social justice activism.
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