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Alumni News Archive

  • Mary Travis, a ºÚÁÏÌìÌà graduate in the College of Education and Professional Studies, was surprised this week with a 2024-25 Milken Educator Award.
    Fifth-grade math and science teacher Mary Travis is the sole Alabama winner of a 2024-25 Milken Educator Award. ...
  • The first woman to lead the FBI field office in St. Louis began her law enforcement career with bachelor's and master's degrees at ºÚÁÏÌìÌÃ. ...
  • Mobile Mayor Sandy Stimpson delivered the Commencement address at the USA Mitchell Center.
    The ºÚÁÏÌìÌà reaches a milestone at Fall Commencement; Mayor Sandy Stimpson addresses ºÚÁÏÌìÌÃ's newest alumni. ...
  • Lenzie Richardson, who graduated in hospitality and tourism management from the ºÚÁÏÌìÌÃ, at the Perdido Beach Resort near the front desk, where she is an assistant manager.
    A hospitality graduate works her way through college and starts her career at a beach hotel on the Alabama coast. #MyFirstJob ...
  • Dr. Richard Carter
    The next USA by the Bay Speaker Series event will be held Nov. 21, at the USA Baldwin County Campus in Fairhope. ...
  • Dominique Garcia-Hopper in her classroom at Saraland Elementary School.
    A ºÚÁÏÌìÌà education graduate draws on her theater experience to engage third-graders at Saraland Elementary School. #MyFirstJob ...
  •  Mia Sarafijanovic
    A civil engineering graduate crosses Mobile Bay to begin her career at one of Alabama's largest firms. #MyFirstJob ...
  • Ivan Maisel to be featured speaker at the Irving Silver and Frances Grodsky Silver Endowed Presidential Lectureship
    Ivan Maisel, author and hall of fame columnist, will be the featured speaker at the Silver Endowed Presidential Lectureship October 22. ...
  • Jaren Fields
    A mechanical engineering graduate starts his career at an International Paper mill in Bogalusa, Louisiana. #MyFirstJob ...
  • Gabriel Kucala standing in downtown Mobile.
    Finance major Gabriel Kucala turns a summer internship into an extended stay, then a full-time job with Airbus on the 26th floor of the RSA Tower in downtown Mobile. #MyFirstJob ...
  • Mary-Stuart Lewis, who graduated with a degree in information systems from the ºÚÁÏÌìÌÃ, works in software development for CGI.
    After learning software development at ºÚÁÏÌìÌÃ, this information systems graduate landed a job with an international consulting firm. #MyFirstJob ...
  • Coleman Davis
    After restarting the student rocket program at ºÚÁÏÌìÌÃ, an engineering graduate lands a job with a missile defense firm in Huntsville. #MyFirstJob ...
  • As a finance major in the Mitchell College of Business at the ºÚÁÏÌìÌÃ, Mackenzie Endres started out as a part-time assistant to a commercial lender River Bank & Trust. She began a full-time role their after graduating.
    Mackenzie Endres had no idea that a casual phone conversation would lead to part-time work and, eventually, her first full-time job in banking. #MyFirstJob ...
  • Caroline Locke, who earned bachelor's and master's degrees at the ºÚÁÏÌìÌÃ, works with children in rehabilitation services at the Studer Family Children’s Hospital at Ascension Sacred Heart in Pensacola.
    Speech pathology graduate Caroline Locke turns her ºÚÁÏÌìÌà degrees and pediatric training into a position in rehabilitation services working with children. #MyFirstJob ...
  • Luke Thomas, a ºÚÁÏÌìÌà graduate, at his job at USA Health University Hospital
    A full-time day shift in the emergency department at USA Health University Hospital keeps nursing graduate Luke Thomas's adrenalin going. #MyFirstJob ...
  • Hannah Maddux, who earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees from the ºÚÁÏÌìÌÃ, was drafted to the Vegas Thrill in the inaugural season of the new Pro Volleyball Federation. She plans eventually to go into sports broadcasting.
    Hannah Maddux, who earned bachelor's and master's degrees at ºÚÁÏÌìÌÃ, made her debut as a professional indoor volleyball player with the Vegas Thrill. #MyFirstJob ...
  • Lawrence Stoudemire spent about 72 hours over the past month to complete his mortar board, inspired by a co-op he did with ºÚÁÏÌìÌÃern Company.
    Lawrence Stoudemire went vertical with his elaborately decorated mortar board ...
  • ºÚÁÏÌìÌà Spring 2024 Commencement
    Commencement was a first for students whose high school graduations were upended amid the COVID pandemic. ...
  • The ºÚÁÏÌìÌà National Alumni Association honored alumni and supporters at the 19th annual Distinguished Alumni & Service Awards. Those recognized were, from left, Travis Bedsole Jr., Dr. Jack DiPalma, Susan Bedsole, Alexis Atkins, Maxey Roberts representing the USA Foundation, Chandra Brown Stewart, John McMillan representing the USA Foundation, Dan Ollis and Peter Lindquist.
    The ceremony took place at the MacQueen Alumni Center on campus as the USA National Alumni Association celebrates its 50th year. ...
  • Riley Brenes stands in front of a mural that will be at this weekend’s Festival of Flowers in Cathedral Square. The mural was previously on display in the courtyard at Strickland Youth Center. It features a portrait of Sam Lackland, Mobile scenes and bright pink azaleas.
    Murals painted by teenagers at Strickland Youth Center, and created through a program led by a ºÚÁÏÌìÌà graduate, are featured at the Festival of Flowers. The event supports USA Health Providence Hospital. ...
  • Tom Meyer earned a biology degree at the ºÚÁÏÌìÌÃ, then a master’s degree in nursing, and returned to his alma mater as an assistant professor.
    How an early black and gold varsity letter from ºÚÁÏÌìÌà survived hurricane flooding for a runner who became a professor. ...
  • The ºÚÁÏÌìÌà marked its 60th Anniversary in 2023 with events including a homecoming week bonfire.
    Anniversary celebrations. The acquisition of a venerable hospital. Accelerated enrollment. Red-letter moments highlight 2023 at ºÚÁÏÌìÌÃ. ...
  • ºÚÁÏÌìÌà degree candidates at fall Commencement
    Trustee Jimmy Shumock in a Commencement address urged ºÚÁÏÌìÌà graduates to build relationships, own mistakes and support their communities. ...
  • Chaz McGhee, a member of the Poarch Band of Creek Indians, earned an education degree this spring and began teaching at Daphne East Elementary School.
    A ºÚÁÏÌìÌà education graduate shares his Creek Indian heritage with social studies students at Daphne East Elementary School. #MyFirstJob ...
  • Matt Simm chose to work remotely in Chattanooga, Tennessee, because of the relatively low cost of living and the natural beauty of the mountains and the Tennessee River, shown here from the Walnut Street Pedestrian Bridge.
    A ºÚÁÏÌìÌà business graduate grabbed the opportunity to turn an internship into a supply-chain position with a direct-to-customer meat business. #MyFirstJob ...