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Fall Semester Begins
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Labor Day Holiday
Last Day for Graduation Application
If you plan to graduate in the Spring commencment ceremony of 2027 this is the last day to submit an Application
Fall Break for Students
October 08-October 11 Fall break for students
Spring Registration
Spring registration begins for continuing students
Dr. Miller and Dr. Sprinkle recently collaborated with the College of Education and Professional studies to host a summer day camp. Beach Brain is a summer Day camp hosted by the college of Education and professional studies. Dr. Miller and three of Marine Science Majors (Uteach Minors) Led the afternoon Marine Science sessions, Dr. Sprinkle will do the second camp. Find out more about the Beach Brain summer camps in the article's below.
https://www.southalabama.edu/departments/publicrelations/pressreleases/061626beachbrain.html
https://www.instagram.com/p/DZqAO_jm-px/
We proudly congratulate Dr. Ruth Carmichael, selected as the 2026 Plenary Speaker for the Association of Southeastern Biologists (ASB). This prestigious recognition is a testament to her outstanding contributions and leadership in the field.
We proudly congratulate Dr. Amy Sprinkle on receiving the Teaching Excellence Award at the College of Arts and Sciences 39th Annual Dean's Lecture and Faculty Awards
Ceremony. This honor reflects her unwavering dedication to student success and her
outstanding contributions to academic excellence.
We proudly congratulate Dr. Jeffrey Krause, the 2025 recipient of the College of Arts and Sciences Excellence in Graduate Student Mentoring Award. This distinguished honor celebrates Dr. Krause’s exceptional commitment to guiding
and supporting graduate students, fostering academic growth, and inspiring future
scholars.




