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The 2024 Employment Outcomes Report is now available.
ACHE produces a variety of data reports that include statistics on academics, finance, enrollment, degrees, and workforce alignment.
ACHE administers several state-sponsored student grants and scholarships. Learn More
All in Alabama is an ACHE statewide initiative aimed at retaining current and former graduates within the state.
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Join us in welcoming Dr. Corey Gheesling! As our new Associate Vice President, he will focus on building SHEEO's workforce development portfolio to assist state higher ed agencies in their efforts to meet economic & workforce demands. https://ow.ly/BOq850WmvkH 👏 @CoreyGheesling
Primary sources – documents, photos, maps, videos, and more – help turn students into historians!
This summer, use @USNatArchives’s DocsTeach site to keep kids learning & bring history to life: https://www.docsteach.org/
#UA29 → Join the #Bama family before the FDOC by signing up for Camp 1831! 🐘🎉 This 3-day, 2-night experience is your chance to make friends, enjoy fun activities & dive into UA's unique campus culture. Learn more & register today: https://go.ua.edu/40rdSIv
UAB entrepreneurship scholar’s paper named most influential in Journal of Management History’s 30-year history
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Director of Bands Carlton Wright has performed all over the country – but never quite like this. This month, Wright traveled more than 3,500 miles from The Hill to Anchorage, Alaska to help lead the inaugural Umoja HBCU Summer Band Camp, a historic experience designed to introduce young students to the rich legacy of HBCU band culture. #StartHere ![]()
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