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October 18, 1959: Luther Leonidas Hill Heart Center was dedicated. Dr. Virginia D. Horns-Marsh carried the mace into the ceremony. September 1, 1962: Dr. Joseph F. Volker became second vice president for Health Affairs. January 25, 1950: The first general meeting of the Jefferson-Hillman Hospital Auxiliary was held. 1967: Dr. Margarita P. Medina received a faculty appointment as associate professor of Mathematics, the first female international appointed to the full-time faculty of the College of General Studies. December 2005: Dr. Robert M. Centor became the second Associate Dean of the University of Alabama School of Medicine Huntsville Program after having served in that capacity on an interim basis. 1999: Active extramural grants and contracts at UAB totaled $286,950,782. May 27, 1915: The last class of 44 graduated from the Birmingham Medical College, and the program was terminated by The University of Alabama Board of Trustees. July 1, 1973: Dr. James A. Pittman, Jr., became dean of the School of Medicine. September 13, 2013: The University of Alabama Board of Trustees approved the renaming of the UAB School of Business as the Collat School of Business in recognition of a $25 million gift of longtime supporters Charles and Patsy Collat. Dr. Berson was the first person named as a vice president in the 124-year history of the University of Alabama. February 1966: Dr. Joseph F. Volker, Arthur Garikes, E. Todd Wheeler, and Dr. George W. Campbell produced the Expansion and Land Utilization Study-UAB. 1966: Richard Charles Dale and Samuel William Sullivan, Jr., became the first African American students of the Medical College of Alabama. October 15, 2013: Dr. Selwyn M. Vickers became Senior Vice President for Medicine and dean of the School of Medicine. The contract also conveyed to the university the land on which the hospitals were located. He also has a BS in Corporate Financeand a Minor in Englishfrom the University of Alabama. Hunt. February 3, 2006: The UAB Center for Glial Biology in Medicine and the Center for Nanoscale Materials and Biointegration were approved by The University of Alabama Board of Trustees. Abraham L. Woods, Jr., a pioneer in the Civil Rights movement, became an adjunct (part-time) instructor in the UAB history department. 1963: Engineering students were first able to complete all four years of classes at the Birmingham Extension Center. She has recently created a web-based navigational map(stopfoodborneillness.org)which provides constituent support from first symptoms, through interventions and therapies, to long-term consequences and follow-up care for those who suffer severe disease by foodborne pathogens. He was the lead investigator for the first rotavirus vaccine. August 15, 2001: Dr. Linda C. Lucas became the fifth dean of the School of Engineering. January 2022: The UAB Health System entered into a management relationship with Northwest Regional Health in Winfield, Alabama. The material on this site may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, cached or otherwise used, except with the prior written permission of Advance Local. Dr. Dohlstrom was the first male appointed to the Tuscaloosa nursing school faculty. November 9, 1990: Dr. Juan M. Navia delivered the twenty-seventh Distinguished Faculty Lecture, "On the Idea of a University: Personal Reflections.". 1968: The Regional Maxillofacial Prosthetics Treatment and Training Center was established with Dr. Dwight J. Castleberry as first director. Cookie Settings/Do Not Sell My Personal Information. 1979: Hugh Thomson became the inaugural head coach of the Women's Tennis team and the second head coach of the Men's Tennis team. Hon K. Yuen, OTR/L, PhD, Senior ScientistHon is a Professor and Director of Research in the Department of Occupational Therapy with a joint appointment in UAB Arts in Medicine (AIM), UAB. February 15, 2002: The University of Alabama Board of Trustees approved the management agreement between the UAB Health System and Bessemer-Carraway Medical center, which was later renamed UAB Medical West. June 7, 1970: In a commencement ceremony held at the Birmingham Municipal Auditorium, UAB awarded its first degrees as an autonomous university. January 1, 1958: Succeeding Interim President James H. Newman, Dr. Frank A. 1988: Regional Ectodermal Dysplasia Diagnosis and Treatment Center was established with Dr. J. Timothy Wright as director. 1963: The medical school's Division of Continuing Medical Education first offered continuing education courses to Alabama physicians. February 15, 2001: The University of Alabama Board of Trustees approved the International Tuberculosis Center. July 1, 1985: William A. November 29, 1978: The Women's Basketball team played its first game at the Birmingham-Jefferson Civic Center, losing to North Alabama by a score of 77 to 82. February 1969: Sarah Louise Fisher became the first African American graduate of the School of Nursing. August 9, 1962: Groundbreaking was held for the Engineering Building. April 2014: John M. Meador, Jr., was named as the inaugural dean of UAB Libraries. Armstrong was a political science major and a UAB Ambassador. April 6, 2016: Robert "Rob" Ehsan was announced as the sixth Head Coach of men's basketball just nine days after being named as interim. 2020: During the fall, UAB students in the Science and Technology Honors Program, in conjunction with the UAB Sustainability office, created a monarch butterfly waystation at the corner of 10th Avenue South and 14th Street adjacent to the university's new Honors Hall. September 18, 1998: The University of Alabama Board of Trustees approved the University Transportation Center, a joint effort of all three of the System's three campuses. It is only the second certified monarch butterfly habitat within the city of Birmingham. April 2003: The UAB Health Sciences bookstore location on South 20th Street was closed and the bookstore was relocated to the Hill University Center. August 13, 1946: President Harry S. Truman signed the Hill-Burton Hospital Survey and Construction Act, co-sponsored by Alabama Senator Lister Hill. He was replaced by Richard L. Margison, UAB's vice president for Financial Affairs and Administration, who became interim Athletic Director. June 4, 1945: Twenty-two juniors registered for classes in Jefferson-Hillman Hospital for the new four-year Medical College of Alabama. December 12, 1996: The Howell and Elizabeth Heflin Center for Human Genetics was approved by The University of Alabama Board of Trustees. 1996: David L. Abrams became interim president of UAB Walker College. Dr. Michael J. Friedlander was named first director of the new center. Drs. 1969: Dr. Keith D. Blayney was named administrator of University Hospital. August 1971: Geraldine W. Bell became the first African American member of the faculty of the University College Library (later the Mervyn H. Sterne Library), receiving the appointment of instructor and reference bibliographer. September 1960: Three medical-social fraternities, Phi Beta Pi (Sigma chapter), Nu Sigma Nu (Beta Phi chapter), and Phi Chi (Iota chapter), formed the first inter-fraternity council at the Medical Center. September 20, 2002: Finis E. St. John, IV, and Vanessa Leonard were elected to The University of Alabama Board of Trustees. 1965: Dr. Joseph F. Volker assigned responsibility for research and grants administration to Dr. John B. Dunbar and for graduate studies to Dr. Samuel B. Barker. January 29, 1998: The New Woman All Women Clinic, a private facility located adjacent to the UAB campus at 1001 South 17th Street, was bombed. November 2018: Birmingham's Energen Company donated its "Wonders of America" art collection to UAB upon the energy company's merger with an out-of-state company. 2013: UAB announced plans for a campus-wide in-house bus transportation system to begin operation in 2014. September 12, 1975: The School of Optometry Building was dedicated. Lacrosse will be held on the PNC Field, Tug of War will be held at the track facility, and racquetball and squash will be held in the University Recreation Center. Mr. Davenport is currently a director of the board of the UAB Leadership Cabinet, and he also serves on the boards of, among others, BBVA Compass Bank; Hoar Construction; Childrens Harbor, Alexander City Campus and Childrens Hospital in Birmingham (Vice-Chairman and Founding Director); Alexander City Rotary Club (Past-President and Founding Director); Industrial Development Board of Tallapoosa County and Coosa Counties; Lake Martin Area Economic Development Alliance, Inc. (Founding Director and past Vice-Chairman); ARISE of Alexander City, a community program for the elderly (Founding Director and Managing Director); and Lake Martin Humane Society (Founding Director). The SGA operated the coffee shop until it was closed in the winter of 1972. Dr. Sleckman had been selected the previous October. He graduated from Indian Springs School, earned a civil engineering degree from Tulane University, and a Juris Doctorate from the University of Alabama School of Law. October 1, 1995: UAB assumed administrative responsibility of the School of Primary Medical Care and the University Medical Clinics of the University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH). May 6, 1988: The Center for Management Study was established with Dr. M. Gene Newport as first center director. 1991: Vice presidents Dr. John R. Durant and Dr. William A. Sibley became acting deans and co-directors of the Graduate School. January 23, 1986: The University of Alabama Hospitals was renamed as The University of Alabama Hospital; but it remained more commonly known as "University Hospital.". Arnett, chair of the Department of Epidemiology in the School of Public Health, becamepresident in July2012,the first epidemiologist selected for the presidency of the AHA. The entering first-time freshman class rose 2 percent to 2,346 students. UAB - The University of Alabama at Birmingham, Medical Education Information Services (MEIS), 2023 The University of Alabama at Birmingham. 1982: Tom Seals became the first head coach of the new Riflery team. February 1, 1964: The separate Hillman Emergency and University Emergency Clinics were merged to form one combined University Hospital Emergency Clinic. April 3, 1986: The University of Alabama Board of Trustees formally approved the UAB Epilepsy Center, which had been initiated in 1981. 1969: University Hospital General Services Building opened at 1809 5th Avenue South. December 4, 1976: School of Community and Allied Health Resources was renamed the School of Public and Allied Health, Dr. Keith D. Blayney renamed as dean. August 1, 1982: Dr. Thomas A. Bartlett became the second chancellor of the three-campus University of Alabama System. In 2010 UAB became one of the first two civilian hospitals in the US to host a SOST. June 1, 1969: Imogene L. Baswell received a bachelor's degree in engineering, the first female graduate of the engineering program in Birmingham. Edward Abraham, Jayne N. Ness, and Kevin A. Roth, respectively, were named directors of the three centers. April 19, 1996: The Center for Metabolic Bone Disease and the Center for Radical Free Cell Biology were approved by The University of Alabama Board of Trustees. The acquisition included several 16th, 17th, and 18th century titles that were added to the library's collection of rare books. June 8, 1953: Students from the University of Alabama School of Nursing in Tuscaloosa first came to the Medical Center for clinical training in the hospital complex. Mrs. Heersink has served on the U.S. Food and Drug Administrations Joint Institute for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition. 1979: The Blue Cross/Blue Shield Building on South 20th Street was acquired and reopened as the Community Health Services Building. UAB is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer committed to fostering a diverse, equitable and family-friendly environment in which all faculty and staff can excel and achieve work/life balance irrespective of race, national origin, age, genetic or family medical history, gender, faith, gender identity and expression as well as sexual orientation. October 26, 2001: Dr. Robert L. Goldenberg delivered the thirty-eighth Distinguished Faculty Lecture, "A to Z: Alabama to Zambia.". October 24, 1997: Dr. Suzanne Oparil delivered the thirty-fourth Distinguished Faculty Lecture, "Academic Family Values, or Can This Marriage Be Saved?". June 5, 1969: The University of Alabama Board of Trustees approved a plan to provide for a system in which a separate President will be elected for each of the three campuses of the University with each President reporting to the Board of Trustees. The new three-campus system, a plan which was to be effective September 5, 1969, was announced publicly eleven days later. Ms. Kate Cotton. William Eugene (Gene) Davenport is the Vice Chairman of the Board of Russell Lands, Inc., a privately held company with several major operating divisions, including timberland management and the management of several hundred miles of shoreline property on Lake Martin. June 2, 1985: Dr. J. Durwood Bradley, Jr., chief of staff at the hospital, became the first recipient of The President's Medal, given for distinguished service to UAB. June 14, 1970: The Psychiatric Day Treatment Center was dedicated. The hospital, which occupied one floor of the Diabetes Research and Education Building, had opened for patients on the eighth of July. September 26, 1985: The Center for Telecommunications Education and Research was approved by The University of Alabama Board of Trustees. May 1955: Dr. Robert C. Berson was appointed first vice president for Health Affairs and dean of the Medical College of Alabama. Founded as a 10-bed hospitalist service dedicated to the inpatient care of UAB Prime-Care patients only, the group and the practice of Hospital Medicine have evolved significantly over the past two decades broadening to an average daily census of ~250 general medicine and subspecialty patients, consultative services (procedure service and general medicine) and integrated practice models developed in collaboration with our clinical partners to meet the needs of our patients. May 3, 2008: UAB held its first green and gold commencement ceremony, with all graduates dressed in green robes accented with gold. May 13, 1998: Dr. Mary Lynn Capilouto was named sixth dean of the School of Dentistry after having served as interim dean since March 1997. 1969: Rust Research Center, which housed the university's computer center, opened. December 8, 1989: Center for Community Health Resources Development was approved by The University of Alabama Board of Trustees. 1967: Dr. John W. Kirklin, chair of the Department of Surgery, initiated the Surgeons Assistant Program, the first formalized education program in the United States to train surgeon's assistants. Members of the Board of Directors include: Tanya Freeman, ESQ., Chair Cecile A. Feldman, DMD, MBA, ex-officio Keith Green, BS. 2018: Ryan Ashburn became the head coach of the Women's Golf team. She is a member of the Chancellors Advisory Cabinet for the University of Texas System and Advisory Council of the University of North Carolina Gillings School of Global Public Health. September 1, 1990: Dr. Virginia D. Gauld became second vice president for Student Affairs. February 1980: Brenda Williams became the second head coach of Women's Volleyball. His hiring had been announced the day before. 1998: Mirela Vladulescu, a member of the Women's Tennis Team, was ranked number one in the nation. Founded as a 10-bed hospitalist service dedicated to the inpatient care of UAB Prime-Care patients only, the group and the practice of Hospital Medicine have evolved significantly over the past two decades broadening to an average daily census of ~250 general medicine and subspecialty patients, consultative . Mary Heersink is an internationally known food safety advocate and the author of E.Coli0157: The True Story of a Mothers Battle with a Killer Microbe. September 2021: UAB reported a fall enrollment of 22,000 students and a record first-time student class of 2,415 freshmen. Dr. Arthur H. Wuehrmann served as acting dean of the dental school during Volker's absence. Dr. Harry B. Greenberg is the Joseph D. Grant Professor of Medicine and Senior Associate Dean for Research at Stanford University School of Medicine. Dr. Henning Birkedal-Hansen was first director of the center. May 1977: Dr. J. Dudley Pewitt became third vice president for Administration. The event was sponsored by the International Student Association and association president Khalil Jarrar. She has taught classes, workshops, and done community outreach through the arts at Birmingham Museum of Art, Childrens Hospital, The Dance Foundation, The Interfaith Hospitality House, MAKEbhm, ArtPlay, YWCA of Central Alabama, Camp Sawyerville, aTeam Ministries, Aletheia house, and First Light Shelter. Underlined and bolded items in this list may be selected to see portraits or photographs about the specific person or event. Cristal Brister, TheatreCristal Lara Brister is a creative catalyst for change. June 25, 1998: After having served as interim since 1997, Dr. Peter V. O'Neil was named UAB's second Provost. April 2020: With the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, UAB opened a COVID Respiratory Clinic for patients who had tested positive for coronavirus but who had not been admitted to a clinical facility and who had remained at home. August 1, 1944: Dr. Roy R. Kracke became first dean of the four-year Medical College of Alabama. She is a member of the Rotary Club of Birmingham and has also served as an elder and deacon at Independent Presbyterian Church. September 1970: The first three African American students matriculated in the School of Dentistry. 1942: Dr. Raymond R. Paty became president of The University of Alabama and served until December 1946. February 4, 2005: Marietta M. Urquhart, Karen Phifer Brooks, and Joe H. Ritch were elected to The University of Alabama Board of Trustees. January 14, 1977: The Radiation Therapy and Tumor Institute was dedicated as Phase I of the Lurleen B. Wallace Memorial Hospital and Tumor Institute. Lastly, I believe strongly that if I take good care of our team, and the members of our team take good care of each other, this will lead to better care for our patients. 1908: At the start of the academic year in the fall, the Birmingham Dental College had one female faculty member, Dr. Meta Tudor Halley, an 1892 graduate of the Pennsylvania College of Dental Surgery. January 2023: Dr. Scott Snyder, a member of the faculty and the school's associate dean for Research, became the interim dean of the School of Education. March 22, 1953: The Veterans Administration Hospital was dedicated in the Medical Center. January 6, 2020: Dr. Barry P. Sleckman of the Weill Cornell Medicine assumed duties as new director of the ONeal Comprehensive Cancer Center. 1995: New Co., a limited liability company directed by Jim Little, was formed to establish a network of primary-care physicians in Alabama. August 31, 1996: The Football team lost to Auburn in the first UAB game as an NCAA Division I-A school. 1974: Drs. with host Michael Feldman was broadcast live from the stage of the concert hall at the new Alys Stephens Performing Arts Center. Dr. Jorge I. de la Torre was named director of the new center. Mrs. Head spent 15 years doing volunteer work, then became a marketing officer at National Bank of Commerce before she purchased Ram Tool and Supply in 1984. (This film was also called Gangland). She has served as an advisor to the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, and as an invited participant in numerous Congressional hearings related to infectious diseases, anti-microbial resistance and biomedical research. According to the release a partnership with UAB would allow the hospitals medical staff and their expertise to be extended to Anniston/Oxford region to improve patient care and community support. Members of the Board of Directors include: During the meetings of the Board of Directors, rules shall apply to all public comment. August 18, 2009: When classes began, UAB had the largest enrollment in the schools 40-year history. August 1992: UAB Campus Watch Program instituted by the UAB Police Department. May 1978: Dr. John D. Jones became first vice president for Student Affairs. October 4, 1993: Kevin E. Lofton became first executive director of University Hospital and the first African American to direct University Hospital. Dr. Irshad H. Chaudry was named as the center's first director. The university and the City worked together to provide the program its first official office space. 2002: Lisa S. Riddell became the second head coach of the Women's Synchronized Swimming team. 1987: Dr. Clint Bruess was named third dean of the School of Education. 1955: A student government association (SGA) was established at the Birmingham Extension Center. April 30, 1980: Twin Towers, a student residence hall, opened. November 3, 2017: The University of Alabama Board of Trustees approved the Magic City LGBT Health Studies Endowed Faculty Scholar Fund for the UAB School of Public Health. Over his career, Dr. Greenberg has a distinguished record of contributions to science and medicine, including both basic and clinical research. October 16, 1998: Dr. Richard J. Whitley presented the thirty-fifth Distinguished Faculty Lecture, "Herpes Simplex Virus Infections of the Central Nervous System: 25 Years Out, One Year In.". Mr. Davenport is currently a director of the board of the UAB Leadership Cabinet, and he also serves on the boards of, among others, BBVA Compass Bank; Hoar Construction; Children's Harbor, Alexander City Campus and Children's Hospital in Birmingham (Vice-Chairman and Founding Director); Alexander City Rotary Club (Past-President and Founding 1895: A one-story annex to the main building, housing the microscopy and pathology laboratories, was completed at the Medical College of Alabama. Dr. T. Joseph Reeves served as the center's first director. Kenneth J. Roozen and Blaine A. Brownell became associate deans and co-directors of the UAB Graduate School. August 24, 2015: Dr. Lori L. McMahon was named as dean of the UAB Graduate School. September 1969: Intramural athletic teams were organized by Dr. James Sharman. October 25, 2013: UAB announced the largest philanthropic campaign in university history, The Campaign for UAB: Give Something, Change Everything, with a goal of raising $1 billion by the end of 2018. Wayne H. and Sara C. Finley received a grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to establish a cytogenetics laboratory at the Medical Center. She also serves on the boards of the World Games 2022, the McWane Science Center Endowment and the United Way of Central Alabama, as well as the National Customer Advisory Council for the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association and the Group Advisory Board for Blue Cross Blue Shield of Alabama. July 1, 1994: UAB Clinic Bessemer and UAB Clinic Roebuck were opened. 1993: Central Bank Building was renovated and renamed the UAB Administration Building. November 2014: In the newly renovated Comprehensive Cancer Center, two new rooms were dedicated in honor of the first two directors of the Center, the John R. Durant, MD, Educational Facility and the Albert and Rita LoBuglio Board Room. 1991: UAB MedWise, an outreach program for senior citizens, was established with George Mickwee as the program's founding director. She was elected in 2011 to membership on the U.S Council of Foreign Relations. November 11, 2012: The Office of Veteran Recruitment and Student Services hosted UABs first Wreath Laying Ceremony on Veterans Day. degree in Medicine from The University of Alabama, thus becoming the first female to graduate from the medical school. Ms. August 1971: The former Ullman High School was rededicated as UAB's Ullman Building, a facility comprised by the original 1901 school building and the school's 1955 addition. Poet Nikki Giovanni was one of the guest lecturers. Birmingham enrollment accounted for 41.8% of the university's total extension enrollment throughout the state of Alabama. January 6, 2016: Several hundred staff attended an open forum about the proposed UAB Staff Council. January 1884: A group of Birmingham women met at the First Methodist Episcopal Church South and formed the Daughters of the United Charities. 1979: UAB National Alumni Society was chartered. October 1, 2010: Dr. Ray L. Watts became Senior Vice President for Medicine and dean of the School of Medicine. September 1967: UAB Advisory Board was established. Board of Directors: University of Colorado Hospital Authority Don Elliman Richard L. Monfort Todd Saliman John Reilly, MD Julie Scott, MD Ray Baker Lainie P. Minnick Steve Meyer April Jones Elizabeth G. Chambers Board of Directors Office Jon Alford, Secretary to the Board of Directors Kerith Francis, Executive Assistant to the Board of Directors November 2009: Dr. Jean Ann Linney, dean of Social and Behavioral Sciences, was named as interim dean of UAB's new College of Arts and Sciences. May 2002: The UAB Health System entered into a joint-operating agreement with the Bessemer Carraway Medical Center and the hospital was renamed as Medical West - An Affiliate of the UAB Health System. March 10, 2019: The Birmingham Legion competed in its first soccer match at UAB's BBVA Compass Field. She also published dozens of scholarly articles and papers on the law of outer space, resulting in her election to the International Institute of Space Law, and represented the radio astronomy communitys scientific research interests before the Federal Communications Commission. Dr. George W. Campbell was named as the interim Vice President for University College. September 16, 2005: The UAB Inflammatory Bowel Disease Center and the UAB Recessive Polycystic Kidney Disease Core Center were approved by The University of Alabama Board of Trustees. 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