CMW Script

___% major in social work

1.7

Hank Crisp Indoor Practice Facility. Includes a ____-yard facility complete with ____ end zones Equipped with __________ and ______ control allowing coaches to simulate any game condition in practice. All sports use this open area as a practice facility in case of _________ weather or _________ temperatures

130, 2, temperature, noise, inclement, extreme

Home game student tickets are $__ for non-conference games and $__ for conference games. All other athletic events are _____ for students with their ______. UA just recently employed a loyalty program where all students can earn _____ to purchase tickets to _________ games. It is important to note that our athletic department is entirely ______________, funded only by its own _______.

15, 20, free, ACTcard, points, post season, self-sufficient, success

___ University of Alabama alumni and students won Fulbright awards for _____-___. ___ UA students and alumni received Fulbright research awards.

15, 2018-19, 5

Campus Transit The Crimson Ride has ____ routes that allow students to connect all over _________, to ___________ housing, and to areas around _______. __________ and the __________ App allow students to track bus locations on smart phones. There is a "Sunday ________________ Route" where a bus shuttles from the _________ Hub to Tuscaloosa __________ areas such as __________ Village, _____________ Mall, and ________.

15, campus, off campus, town, TransLoc, Alabama, Shopping Center, Transit, shopping, Midtown, University, Target

____% major in engineering

15.6

President's Mansion. This structure, which was built for the president and has been home to all presidents except ___. It is the greatest example of ____________ Architecture in the South. The Board of Trustees used to meet on the ________ floor. The President has a private residence on the ______ floor. The bottom ___ floors are used for socials and receptions. ________________, a friend of the University, donated the ___-ton carving in front of the Mansion. It was carved from ______ marble in _____ and represents the Cup of ___________. Completed in _____, it is one of ___ buildings on our current campus that survived the Civil War.

2, Greek Revival, first, third, 2, Jack Warner, 7, French, 1916, Knowledge, 1841, 7

Mary Hewell Alston Hall. Completed in ____, Alston Hall houses the ____'s Office and ____ offices for the _________, the ___________, and the ________. Most business classrooms are located in _________, but Alston has ___ larger multimedia classrooms for use. _______, ______, and _______ are situated between these two buildings.

1991, Dean, faculty, Culverhouse College of Business, International Insurance Society, International Insurance Hall of Fame, Bidgood hall, 6, Subway, Starbucks, Bidgood Bistro

Lakeside. ___ residence halls. House slightly over _____ students. ______-style layout.

2, 600, Suite

Presidential Village I & II. ___ ___-story buildings housing ______ students. _______-style dorms

2, 7, 1840, Suite

John England Jr. Hall. Opened in Fall _____. Consists of _______ occupancy rooms with __________ bathrooms. Houses _____ residents both men and women. Residents live with ____ roommate and share a bathroom with only that person. The hall is located on the _________ side of campus near the ____________ Center, the School of ____________, _____ Library, the ________, and __________ Dining.

2018, double, private, 496, 1, northwest, Ferguson, Engineering, Main, Quad, Lakeside

As enrollment has risen from ________ in ____, ______ new residence halls, ___ total facilities and ____ acres of land have been added. UA has also renovated and/or added on to ___ additional facilities on campus.

23,878, 2006, 13, 88, 577, 69

____% major in business

23.9

___ sororities (___ Alabama Panhellenic Association (APA),___ National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) and __ United Greek Council (UGC))

24, 19, 4, 1

____% major in arts and sciences

24.2

About ___% of the undergraduate student body purchase a _________ permit for their vehicles. There are many ________ transportation options for students some of which include shuttles and ________ transportation.

50, parking, holiday, Groome

University of Alabama students continue to win prestigious national awards. ____ UA students have been named Goldwater Scholars. The University of Alabama has produced a total of ___ Rhodes Scholars, ___ Truman Scholars (including ___ in ______) and ___ Hollings Scholars and ___ Boren Scholars

53, 15, 16, 2, 2016, 33, 13

_____% are women

56.4

____% of our students are from out of state representing all ___ states and ___ countries from around the world.

56.5, 50, 76

We have a _____ female to male ratio. The University has a ____ student to faculty ratio. ___% of our undergraduate classes have ___ or ______ students.

56:44, 23:1, 40, 20, fewer

_____% come from elsewhere in the United States

57.8

___% major in nursing

6

The fall 2019 freshmen class had _____. The class comes to UA with an average ACT of __ and an average GPA of ____. About 40% of their ACT scores are ___ or above [NA1]. The class includes ___ National Merit Scholars.

6,764, 27, 3.77, 30, 256

____% major in communication

7.9

Approximately ______ (____%) women are involved in Greek life.

7313, 44

The Park at Manderson Landing features ____ acres of waterfront walking trails and leisure areas between _____ and the ________. The _________ club, _____ club and Division I _____ teams all take advantage of the ________. The rowing team's new boathouse opened in ________ and this facility has storage for ___ racing boats.

8, campus, Black Warrior River, paddle boarding, crew, rowing, Black Warrior River, August 2014, 54

Residence Halls and Housing. Total number of residents on campus: ______. Percentage of beds that are suite-style vs. traditional style: roughly ___% vs. ___% (___% modified traditional). How many students (%) move off campus after freshman year: historically roughly ___-___%

8400, 70, 20, 10, 80, 85

Julia Tutwiler Hall. Houses around _____ women. __________ women's residence hall in the southeast. It has almost everything a freshman woman could need including: an extension of the University _____ Center, ___________ Deli, a _______________ store (Julia's Market), formal _______ rooms, a ___________ room, and community _____________. A _____-space residential parking deck located __________ to Tutwiler Hall was completed in fall _____. It will accompany a ____ Tutwiler Residence Hall, which is expected to open in August _____ and will house approximately ______ students.

966, Largest, Mail, Boar's Head, convenience, living, laundry, kitchens, 1400, adjacent, 2018, new, 2022, 1200

Stran-Hardin Arena. Home to UA's _________________ program _________ sq. ft., state-of-the-art facility. Completed at the beginning of _____. Arena includes: a game venue for wheelchair _____________, ________ rooms, _________/________ room, team _________ rooms and ______ halls. UA's Adapted Athletics program is among the most _________ in the nation, as the Women's Wheelchair basketball team has ___ national championships (Most Recent ______) and the Men's Wheelchair Tennis team has ___.

Adapted Athletics, 27036, 2018, basketball, locker, workout/training, meeting, study, successful, 6, 2019, 3

Student Services Center. Student _____________, Student ___________ Aid, Student ___________ Services, _____________ Admissions, University _________, Enrollment ____________

Receivables, Financial, Employment, Undergraduate, Registrar, Management

East Quad Energy Plant. _______ and _____ water energy plant has furthered UA's energy __________ levels by replacing many outdated enclosures located outside of buildings across campus. The East Quad Energy Plant houses _________ and _________ equipment that provides hot and chilled water to a variety of buildings across campus. UA was one of ___ schools in the nation to receive a grant from the US Department of ________ for $___ million.

Chilled, hot, efficiency, heating, cooling, 24, Energy, 1.5

Speech and Hearing Center. Houses the Department of ________________ and a full-service ______________ and ___________ program for children and adults through the University Speech and Hearing Center. The department offers an undergraduate _________ in Communicative Disorders and a ________ of _________ degree in speech-language _________.

Communicative Disorders, evaluation, treatment, major, Master, Science, pathology

Varsity Tennis Stadium. _____________ facility for men's and women's varsity tennis teams. Includes elevated seating facing all ___ outdoor courts allowing UA to often host the _____ championship. Indoor facilities were completed in ______________ to add ___ courts. Both teams are regularly ranked in the Top ___ in the nation

Competition, 12, SEC, January 2012, 6, 25

Capstone College of Nursing. Home to the Capstone College of Nursing located directly across from _____ Regional Medical Center Approximately _______ students make up the Capstone College of Nursing. ________ sq. ft. Our nursing licensure passage rate is ___% higher (about ___%) than the national average and is significantly ______ than other four-year schools in Alabama. This state-of-the-art facility is equipped with the ________ healthcare ___________ includes human patient simulators, telemedicine stations, and expansive clinical learning laboratories. The College offers __________, __________, and _________ degrees in nursing.

DCH, 2000, 64000, 12, 96, higher, latest, technology, bachelors, masters, doctoral

Lakeside Dining. Home to the Bama _______________, a dining area, a _________ store, and ___________. Recently renovated in _______ There are three dining halls on campus (_______, _________, and Lakeside.) All freshmen have an ________ meal plan that can be used at Bama Dining locations. If they join a fraternity or sorority, their meal plan will be _______ (direct questions about this to _______________).

Dining Office, convenience, Dunkin' Donuts, 2018, Fresh Foods, Burke, unlimited, altered, Undergraduate Admissions

Houser Hall. Office of ____________ Services, Offices of _________ and _________ Affairs and __________ Services.

Disability, Veteran, Military, Testing

And for the first time in history, UA has achieved ____________________ - Very High Research Activity status in the ________ Classifications of Institutions of Higher Education. ___ University of Alabama graduates have won ______ Awards for 2019-2020.

Doctoral Universities, Carnegie, 12, Fulbright

Bibb Graves Hall. Houses the College of _________ and named in honor of former Governor ____________. Built in _____. Graves houses the programs for curriculum and instruction; the _______________Program (MAP); educational leadership; and counselor education.

Education, Bibb Graves, 1929, Multiple Abilities

Carmichael Hall. Home to the College of _________ administrative office including the ______'s office and the __________________ office. Originally the __________________________ Library, Carmichael now houses programs in _____________ and ________ psychology, and ______________ research as well.

Education, Dean, student services, Amelia Gayle Gorgas, educational, school, educational

The Tom Bevill Building. Home to the ________, _______, and ________________ Research Building. Opened in _____. Has an indoor ________ located in the _______ of the building. Upon its opening, Bevill was the _____ major energy research center in the ___________. It is the center for our _______________ engineering work. Specifically, we have many programs related to _______________ issues. It will provide a link to the new ________ building.

Energy, Mineral, Material Science, 1990, garden, center, first, southeast, environmental, water resource, NOAA

BB Comer Hall. Home to the Capstone __________ Center, Department of Modern __________ and ________, and ___________ programs. Offers French, Spanish, Latin, German, American Sign Language and more. Includes the ________________ Center, which teaches Chinese, Japanese, Arabic, and Swahili among others. Named after a former __________ of Alabama.

International, Language, Classics, Study Abroad, Critical Language, governor

Bryant Hall. _______ dorm for ___________ and _____________ students _______-style living with ___-___ _______ bedrooms in each suite.

Male, athletics, engineering, Suite, 2-4, single

The Culverhouse College of Business/Bidgood hall is home to the __________ Graduate School of __________. ___ specialized master's degrees, plus ____ and executive ____ programs. Rankings: Ranked by Poets & Quants as the #___ over-performing MBA program indicating the school produces far better MBA graduates than U.S. News & World Report peer assessments indicate. Culverhouse is a leader in innovation with the ___________ to the _____ Program, which launched in _____ with nearly ____ students enrolled to date. It is the _____ program of its kind in the nation. It also has the _______ Path to the ____ that marries a __________ education with majors like advertising, art, public relations, and journalism. In ______, a team of MBA students won the ___________ national case competition against ___ other schools including Cornell, OSU, and Georgetown to bring home a check for $________. Manderson offers ___ joint programs: MBA-____ (law), MBA-______/______ (master's in civil or mechanical engineering), and MBA/MBA in __________________, one of only ___ such programs in the country. During Fall ______, UA announced its plan to construct a new business building. The building will be a transformative addition to the Culverhouse College of Business, establishing a new heart for the College that is on par with the very best business school facilities in the country. The building will be named after ___________________, chairman, president and CEO of Lockheed Martin Corp., and her husband, ______. As the leader of the largest contractor for the US Dept. of ________, Mrs. Hewson was named CEO of the Year by Chief Executive magazine and the most powerful _________ in the world by Fortune.

Manderson, Business, 8, MBA, MBA, 1, STEM Path, MBA, 2011, 600, only, CREATE, MBA, business, 2018, NBMBAA, 41, 25000, 3, JD, MSCE/MSME, theater management, 3, 2018, Marillyn A. Hewson, James, Defense, woman

ten Hoor Hall. Houses the Departments of _________, ________, _________, ________, and _________. Entire interior renovation of the building completed in _____. Includes lecture halls, classrooms, and a computer lab. The faculty across the departments have seen lots of ______ recognition. The departments provide students with multiple _______ learning experiences, including ________ opportunities led by _______.

Political Science, History, Anthropology, Philosophy, American Studies, 2014, national, hands-on, study abroad, UA faculty.

Lake _______, Lake ____, and Lake _____ are also within ___ minutes of campus and students can utilize our __________ to rent equipment to enjoy the outdoors. If you like to travel, some students take weekend trips to places such as: _________, ______, _______, and the _________, all within about ___ hours of Tuscaloosa.

Tuscaloosa, Holt, Nichol, 20, Outdoor Recreation Center, New Orleans, Nashville, Atlanta, Gulf of Mexico, 4

The campus was designed after

University of Virginia and New York's Union College

Malone-Hood Plaza. Malone-Hood is designed to honor ________ and _______, the first African-American students to successfully ________ UA in ____ and the University's first Black graduates. Dedicated on ______ ___, _____ it honors their courage and sacrifice in the face of adversity and discrimination. It also features the __________ memorial clock tower in honor of Autherine Lucy who was the first Black student _______ to UA in ____ alongside fellow Black student_________. After learning the two women were _____, the University rescinded their admission. With the help of the ______, including Attorney ________ and future Supreme Court Justice ___________ the women took their case to court. After a ___ year battle only Autherine was granted admission as a graduate student in _________. She became the first African American to attend classes at the Capstone on ______ ___, _____ also making her the first Black student to attend _______ at a public university in the state. Public hostility toward her admission and the threat of mob violence caused the board of trustees to _______ her on Monday, ________ ___, _______ after only ___ days attending classes on campus. The University annulled her suspension in ___________ and she went on to earn her M.A. in ______ in _______, thirty years later. A historical marker honoring Autherine Lucy was erected in front of _________ hall on _______ ___,_____. The location marks the site of an _______ tunnel connecting _______ and _______ where Autherine was kept in safety as angry mob gathered at ________, the then student union, across the street the day of her expulsion. In _____ of ____ UA presented Autherine Lucy with an _________.

Vivian Malone, James Hood, desegregate, 1963, November, 3, 2010, Autherine Lucy, accepted, 1952, Pollie Meyers, Pollie Myers, Black, NAACP, Roy Wilkins, Thurgood Marshall, 3, library science, Friday, February, 3, classes, suspend, February, 6, 1956, 2, April 1988, education, May 1992, Bibb Graves, September, 15, 2017, underground, Graves, McLure, Reese Phifer, May, 2019, honorary doctorate

giving us the __________ in the center of campus with the academic buildings surrounding it.

quadrangle

The "Capstone". The "Capstone" is an ______________ term for the ______ stone of a structure or the crowning ____________. Dr. __________________ coined the term for UA in _____ by saying the University is the Capstone of Education in Alabama.

architectural, top, achievement, George H. Denny, 1913

The Sarah Patterson Championship. Plaza honors the success of all Alabama ______ programs, showing each varsity sport's ______ with special recognition of ___________ and _________ championships and the ________ who have won them.

athletic, history, conference, national, coaches

Maxwell Hall. Situated at the ____ point of the original campus, Maxwell was built as the ___ campus ______ and was one of the _____ buildings on our current campus to survive the burning of campus. Maxwell Hall is also one of the first observatories in the ______. It is now home to a program called the ___________. This organization is dedicated to building a ______ environment where students can connect with ______, _____, and the ________ in turning innovative ideas into action.

highest, first, observatory, seven, country, Creative Campus, collaborative, each other, faculty, community

Little Round House. Home to a memorial for all ______ societies on campus, It was the only building that __________ that served a _______ purpose: a ______ post for cadets.

honor, survived, military, sentry

Lloyd Hall. Home to _____________ sciences. Classrooms are open to ____ professor who needs the space, including __________ classes. Underwent a complete renovation in _____ that included adding a dining and food court. Dining area includes: ___________, ___________, _________, _________, _________. Houses _____ College and the _________ Skills Center. UA's New College, which is nationally renowned for its ______________ liberal arts approach that allows students to _________ their majors or minors. Each student, with the assistance of faculty mentors, builds his or her own _______ of study. Examples of majors chosen by New College students: ______ and ___________, ____________ and _________, and _____________ and _________. The University __________ Center is a _____ tutoring service available for ____ students to utilize for any writing assignments throughout the year.

interdisciplinary, any, graduate, 2010, Boar's Head Deli, Java City Coffee, Pizza Hut Express, Chick-fil-a Express, a smoothie shop, New, Writing, interdisciplinary, customize, course, music, management, political science, finance, apparel design, marketing, Writing, free, all

Bryce Hospital. Historically known as the former state ______________ hospital, the University now owns the land (____ acres) for future expansion projects. This Bryce property was bought by UA in ____. As of Spring ____, the Office of __________ moved to this property, which produces our student newspaper ___________________, which was the ______ College Newspaper of the Year. The CW is published _________ a week and is the oldest newspaper in Tuscaloosa, published since _____. The paper has won numerous other national awards and students of ____ majors are welcome to participate the production. The original ______ building is the single most important historic building in West Alabama because of its _____________ and its importance in the development of care for the _____________. When it was built, it is believed to have been one of the ___ largest buildings in the world and the largest in _____________. The main hospital building is being renovated to include the University ______________, __________ venue and _____________ office and _______________ space. The building will also house faculty offices and rehearsal space for ___________ and __________, as well as museums dedicated to both ___________ history and the history of _______________ in Alabama. The facility will include ___ performance theatres—a __________ theatre with flexible seating, a __________ style theatre, and a venue specifically designed for _______ and a _______ studio. These performance spaces will set the stage for an _________ artist-to-audience connection.

mental health, 168, 2010, 2013, Student Media, The Crimson White, 2017, twice, 1894, all, 1853, architecture, mentally ill, 3, North America, welcome center, reception, associated, administrative, Theatre, Dance, University, mental health, 4, black box, proscenium, dance, dance, intimate

Greek Life. Majority of the Greek organizations at Alabama are housed in ___-campus, freestanding houses located on University property. Houses sleep anywhere from ____-____ members and most facilities have a live-___ house director, who manages the day-to-day functions for the house. At the present time, there are ____ Greek housing facilities, of which ___ are operated by UA and the remaining ___ are operated by the individual chapter house corporations. Currently, ___ fraternities and ___ sororities have on-campus housing facilities. In terms of persistence, Greek affiliated first-time students at UA are ___% more likely than that of their unaffiliated peers to ____________ within ___ years. Greek affiliated students have a statistically significant _________ first destination outcome, either having a _____ or attending __________ school after graduation, when compared to nonaffiliated peers.

on, 16-80, in, 48, 7, 41, 29, 19, 17, graduate, 4, higher, job, graduate

Alabama Reach. Alabama Reach is an ___-campus program housed in the ________________ Office of _________ Hall that supports the _________________. Reach benefits UA students who also are current and former ________ or __________ youth, ___________, ______________ minors, or are in the protection of the ________, ___% of whom receive college degrees _______________. The program ________________, _____________, and ______________ empowers Reach Scholars to pursue their higher education at UA and successfully attain their college degree.

on, Student Affairs, Russell, unsupported, foster, homeless, orphans, emancipated, State, 2, nationally, academically, emotionally, financially

Rose Administration Building. Houses the offices of our ___________ and _______________. Location for the __________ School Office. About ____% of our student body are in graduate programs. The Graduate School offers more than ____ masters and doctoral degrees. Currently about ___% of all UA degrees are graduate degrees. Approximately ___% of UA Master's alumni and ___% of UA doctoral alumni continue to live and work in Alabama. The Graduate School prepares students for professional ___________ positions and involvement in _________ and scholarship and has a national reputation for student-centeredness. We have over ___ accelerated and dual degree graduate programs where students start their graduate work in their _______ year and complete both degrees in ___ years. Students with _____________ scholarships who finish their bachelor's degree early can use the balance of their scholarship for graduate school.

president, vice-presidents, Graduate, 12.8, 12.8, 120, 30, 57, 48, teaching, research, 50, senior, 5, Presidential

Dining Dollars. All _________________ students enrolled in ___ credit hours or more on campus will participate in the Dining Dollars program. The Dining Dollars fee of $_____ is charged to the student account __________________ when the ___ credit hour criteria is met in the _____ and _______ semesters. Dining Dollars can be used at all ______________ locations, _________________ at the Rec Center, most on-campus _______________, all Tuscaloosa area _____________ locations, and Buffalo Phil's, Ajian, Papa Johns, Newk's, Glory Bound, and Ugo.

undergraduate, 9, 350, automatically, 9, Fall, Spring, Bama Dining, Smoothie King, vending machines, dominos

Child Development Research Center. The CDRC is dedicated to being a leader in the study of ________________. This state-of-the-art facility is equipped with the latest ___________ research technology. The Children's Program is a _______________ program that works with the Department of ____________________ and _______________ and other University programs to provide quality care to approximately ____ children, ages ___ months to ___ years. True to its interdisciplinary nature, the CDRC is also home to: • _________________________ Research Lab • _______________________ Therapy Clinic

young children, multimedia, fully accredited, Human Development, Family Studies, 120, 2, 5, Pediatric Development, Capstone Family

The Mound. Former site of _________ Hall, which was a ___________. ___________ Troops burned the dormitory down in ______. Today it is used for the "__________ on the Mound" during _________ Day in the ________. UA tradition stipulates that no one is to walk on the mound except for on __________ day. It is one of ___ spots on The Quad that students are ____ allowed to walk.

Franklin, dormitory, Union, 1865, Tapping, honors, spring, honors, 2, not

Engineering Row (__________, ___________, __________, ________) In ______, The University of Alabama became one of the first ____ universities in the nation to offer ____________ classes, and the College of Engineering has maintained accreditation since _____. Enrollment has more than ____________ since _____ to more than ______ students. ___% of undergraduate students. The mean ACT of our freshman class this fall was _____. Student to faculty ratio is about _____ when you exclude the freshmen taking general courses. There were ____ National Merit Finalists in the ______ freshman class, more than _______ the scholars in the freshman class a decade ago. ____ concentrations available within the College of Engineering: ___________, __________, _____, ____________, ________, _________, ______________, ____________, and ________________ engineering, as well as _______________.

Hardaway, H.M. Comer, Bevill, AIME, 1837, 5, engineering, 1937, doubled, 2007, 6000, 16, 29.9, 23:1, 66, 2017, triple, 10, aerospace, chemical, civil, construction, electrical, environmental, architectural, mechanical, metallurgical, Computer Science

___% major in human environmental sciences

10

Alumni Hall. Over ____ chapters and clubs nation and worldwide. UA is ranked in the top ___ in the country for alumni support.

100, 10

The city of Tuscaloosa's population is around _______. Several different entertainment options are available for students throughout the year including the ___________, ________, ________, ________, bowling lanes, along with several area ______ centers and _____, highly acclaimed ________, and off-campus _________ and ________.

100000, Tuscaloosa Amphitheatre, Bama Theatre, Druid City Music Hall, Movie Theatres, bowling lanes, shopping, malls, restaurants, art galleries, museums

_______ (___%) undergraduate students are actively involved in Fraternity and Sorority Life as of Fall 2019. ___% of students participating in Greek Life are from out-of-state. (Direct additional questions to the _________________ in the Ferguson Center.)

11098, 34, 69, Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life

University Tennis courts. ___ courts available for students to use day and night.

12

____% are African-American

12

South Engineering Research Complex (SERC). __________sq. ft. ___-story building with multimedia classrooms and lecture halls. More than ___ research and instructional labs including nine flexible-use instructional labs. ___________ of faculty and graduate student offices Faculty from the entire College of ___________ uses the classroom and instructional labs. It is also home to major research labs in the areas of __________, ____________ combustion and ___________, _____________ systems, ___________, and ______________ systems. The structural engineering lab features a ____ square foot ________________, or shake table, that tests forces of over __________ lbs. on structures up to___ stories tall. This seismic hybrid system is the only of its kind in the __________, and one of only several in the __________. It is also in the Guinness Book of World Records for the world's ______________. There are numerous labs that provide students the opportunity to get involved with hands on research in a field that is interesting to them, like Advanced _________ Technologies and the Integrative Center for _________ and __________ Technology.

175000, 3, 40, Hundreds, Engineering, structures, automotive, energy, electromechanical, dynamics, embedded, 289, seismic simulator, 55000, 2, southeast, country, flattest floor, Vehicle, Athletic, Sports

Recreational Fields. There are more than ___ acres of land devoted to outdoor sports and recreational activities from ___________ sports and ______ sports to ______ recreation time. The University provides diverse programs when it comes to competitive sports. Intramural leagues offer many sports such as ______________, ____________, ___________, and _____________. Our Club Sports program houses more than ___ that range from ________ and __________ to _________ and _________. Fields are available to reserve for _____________ or ________ throughout the year, and _________ and an _________ system provide quality play year-round.

18, intramural, club, open, flag football, basketball, soccer, softball, 30, lacrosse, rugby, triathlon, water ski, group play, events, lighting, irrigation

In _______ the United States Congress provided land grants to establish the University of Alabama

1819

Classes began in _____ with the University serving as a "_________________."

1831, seminary of learning

____% are international students from ____ countries

3.8, 82

The University was a military institution from ________-________. ___________, Union troops burned down the original campus except for ___ antebellum structures, which remain preserved on our campus today (______, ________, _______, __________).

1860-1903, April 4, 1865, 7, Maxwell Hall, President's Mansion, Little Round House, Gorgas Home

Nurses Home/Child and Family Research Clinic. Built in _____, it was originally the _________ college. Now serves the _____ and _______ Research Clinic and the ________________ Disorders Clinic.

1923, nursing, Child, Family, Autism Spectrum

Bryant-Denny Stadium Built in ___ with a _______ seat capacity. _____ Renovation of the _____ End Zone increased its size to ________ seats. ____ largest collegiate football stadium in the nation (______, _____, _____, ______, _____, ______, ______)

1929, 12000, 2010, South, 101821, 7th, Michigan, Penn State, Texas A&M, Ohio State, Tennessee, LSU

Denny Chimes. Built in ____. Constructed in honor of former University president _________________ (president ____-____) Chimes every ___ minutes and plays the Alma Mater at _______. It was constructed from Alabama __________ and Virginia _________ in honor of Dr. Denny's home state. Limestone is on the ________ to symbolize that UA will encompass you and become your home. The Alabama football captain's ______ of _______ is at the base of Denny Chimes. Imprints of the ______ and ______ of every co-captain and most outstanding player dating back to _____ are here. Includes players such as ____________, __________, __________, ___________, and ___________.

1929, George H. Denny, 1911-1936, 15, high noon, limestone, red brick, outside, walk, fame, hands, cleats, 1947, Shaun Alexander, Jay Barker, Joe Namath, Cornelius Bennett, Barrett Jones

The Elephant Story, Version 1: In _____, an _________ Journal reporter wrote about the Alabama-____________ game he had witnessed in Tuscaloosa. He wrote that while the _________ string was "plenty big" and caused Ole Miss to "battle for every _____ of ground," the ______ string, which entered at the end of the quarter, made people gasp. "At the end of the quarter the earth started to ____________. There was a distant rumble that continued to ______." A fan yelled out that the __________ were coming, and the varsity squad came onto the field. The "_____________________" posted an overall record of ___-___ that season and beat _________________ in the ______ Bowl to become _____________ champions.

1930, Atlanta, Mississippi, second, inch, first, tremble, grow, elephants, Red Elephants, 10-0, Washington State, Rose, national

The Million Dollar Band. In the _____s, the band traveled with the football team to a game at ______________. The team was being beaten badly by the Yellow Jackets. During the half-time show a _________________ Sportswriter was asked what Alabama possibly had to offer. The reporter replied that even if our football team was not worth a ______, our band sounded like a ____________________.

1930, Georgia Tech, Montgomery, cent, million dollars

Foster Auditorium. Completed in _____ as a multi-purpose facility. Previously used for graduation exercises, indoor athletic events, concerts, lectures, and other _____ gatherings, including registration. Home to the Women's Athletic Department during the _____s and _____s. Recently renovated and expanded: new court surfacing and seating for a capacity of ______. Home to the ________ and women's ________ programs. Foster Auditorium became the center of international attention on ____ __, _____. when Governor _____________ stood in the school-house door in an effort to deny the two Black students, ___________ and ___________, the right to enroll at the university, defying a federal order from President _________. He later stepped aside, and __________ followed by _________ enrolled in the institution. In _____, ___________ became the first black student to ________ from UA. Foster auditorium was declared a National Historic Landmark in ______.

1939, large, 1970, 1980, 2600, volleyball, basketball, June, 11th, 1963, George Wallace, Vivian Malone, James Hood, Kennedy, Vivian Malone, James Hood, 1965, Vivian Malone, graduate, 2005

Stallings Center (RISE Program). Established in _____. Named in honor of former UA football head coach _______________ who was very active in the program. This nationally recognized program provides a warm and encouraging environment for preschoolers with and without ______________. The Rise School is a popular destination for students interested in: Special Education and Multiple Abilities, Communicative Disorders, Pre-__________ or pre-_______________ therapy _____ students are welcome to come and volunteer. RISE Tuscaloosa is one of _______ RISE schools nationwide: Austin, Dallas, Denver, Houston, Huntsville, Stillwater Ok.

1971, Gene Stallings, disabilities, Special Education, Multiple Abilities, Communicative Disorders, physical, occupational, All, 7,

The Student Recreation Center was originally built in _____, with additional expansions and renovations in _____, _____, and _____. This building is more than ___________ square feet and is open more than ____ hours per week. Combined, recreation facilities see nearly ________ users annually. Faculty, staff and community members are eligible for a membership, and the student membership is part of the ___________ fee. You must scan your Action card to gain entry into UREC facilities. The Rec has a ___-yard lap pool, an extensive cardiovascular area complete with elliptical machines, bicycles, rowing machines, treadmills and ___ plasma screen TVs, and a ________ square-foot weight room. The indoor pool is available for _____ swimming and _______________ classes and can be reserved with the accompanying deck area for student social functions. Locker rooms are available, and you can rent lockers daily for _____ or for the semester for a ____. The Outdoor Pool Complex has a lazy river, a ___-story Crimson Slide and a large pool deck complete with umbrellas and lounge chairs. The ___ multi-purpose rooms upstairs are used for many _______________ classes such as: hip hop, step, kickboxing, boot camp, HIIT, yoga and pilates. We also offer indoor cycling that uses the latest in stationary bike equipment, as well as a personal training in which students can work one-on-one with a personal trainer in the on-site ___________________ studio. Together the ___ multi-purpose gymnasiums have ___ courts for volleyball, badminton and basketball, along with ___________ and ________ courts. There is also a ____-mile ____________ track with running and walking lanes. The ______________________ and _______________ provide camping, biking, and kayaking gear to students who want to enjoy local and regional outdoor locations. They also provide outdoor _______ that include stand up paddle boarding, canoeing, backpacking, and mountain biking. The Rec's rock-climbing facility features a ____________ area. In addition to recreation opportunities, the Student Rec Center houses __________________, where smoothies can be purchased with _______________. Smoothie King is available whether you need to grab post workout snack or just come grab a smoothie on your way to class! The SRC is also home to __________________________ Institute, which offers physical therapy and athletic trainers. Their goal is to make sure your student is taken care of should an ________ occur at our facilities, including the fields and the Witt Center. Drayer also helps with post __________/__________ recovery as referred by a physician. The Rec is mostly _________ run, so it is a great place for on-campus ______ with positions such as lifeguards, weight room attendants, access control, membership office assistants, and intramural student officials.

1982, 1992, 2004, 2018, 200000, 110, 1 million, student activities, 25, 8, 17000, lap, water aerobics, free, fee, 2, 3, group exercise, personal training, 2, 9, racquetball, squash, 1/8, suspended, Outdoor Recreation Rental Center, Bike Shop, trips, bouldering, Smoothie King, dining dollars, Drayer Physical Therapy, injury, injury/surgery, student, jobs,

Core Curriculum. Implemented in _____, this requires mandatory hours in ________, ________, and _____________ sciences, English _____________ and writing ______________, ______, and either a ___________ or ____________ language. The requirements vary by ________ and _______. One advantage of this policy is that students can ___________ majors and not lose many hours because of the transfer. It also helps students who are _____________ about a major to get a look at many different areas of study.

1982, social, natural, behavioral, composition, proficiency, math, foreign, computer, college, major, change, undecided

____% are Asian-American

2.6

Total statewide economic impact of UA: $____ billion; ________ jobs; and $_____ million in income and sales taxes (UA Impact Report _____-___).

2.6, 13217, 128.3, 2018-19

Alabama Aquatic Center. Just completed a $___+ million renovation. Houses ___ swimming pools and diving platforms: ___-meter Olympic-size pool and ___-yard pool as well as diving platforms. The new 25-_____ by 25-_____ pool, which includes ___-meter and ___-meter spring boards, along with the new team ______ that houses locker rooms for both men's and women's teams as well as a _______ station, team meeting room, dryland facility, a team lounge and coaches' office and conference room. Was completed in _____ of ____. Our nationally ranked swimming and diving team as well as ________ and ______ use this facility.

20, 2, 50, 25, yard, meter, 1, 3, suite, nutrition, July, 2019, students, guests

Sam S. Bailey Track Stadium. Seats ______ fans. $__________ renovation in _____: new track surface, entrance, signage, and __________ to the press box, concessions, new scoreboard, sound system, and bleachers. _______________, a (former) member of the UA track team won _____ in the _____ dash in the _____ Olympics in London for his home country of ________ - the _____ medal for that country in any sport.

2000, 3.45 million, 2013, renovations, Kirani James, gold, 400m, 2012, grenada, first

Our campus now has over _______ acres and more than ____ buildings.

2000, 300

The ______-acre campus includes ___ antebellum structures, and over _____ buildings.

2000, 7, 300

North Engineering Research Center (NERC). Opened in fall ______ __________ sq. ft., ___-story building includes ___ research laboratories. The large _______ room is a ________ sq. ft. "_____________" which limits airborne particles that will be used for research into __________ memory and ____________. Other labs focus on _____________, _____________, and _______________.

2013, 206000, 4, 59, yellow, 7000, Clean Room, computer, solar panels, transportation, cybersecurity, public safety

Ridgecrest. ___ buildings house slightly over _____ students Ridgecrest _____, _____, and _____ are _________ dorms. Ridgecrest south contains a parking deck __________ for students. Includes ___- or ___-bedroom suites with ___ or ___ bathrooms, a private _________ room, and a ____________. There is a _______ room and ________ room complete with a _______ table and ___________ table, as well as _____________ and ____________ courts outside.

3, 1950, South, East, West, Honors, beneath, 2, 4, 1, 2, living, kitchenette, media, game, pool, foosball, basketball, volleyball

Rhoads Softball Stadium. Includes a clubhouse holding ___ indoor batting cages and seating for ______. Stadium has seen ___ post season tournaments. Owns national attendance records in both the NCAA _________ and _________________. The women's softball team was the _____ SEC team to win the Women's College World Series when they beat The University of _____________ in _____.

3, 3900, 26, Regional, Super Regionals, first, Oklahoma, 2012

Riverside. ___ buildings. Home to about ____ residents; several of who are ________ members. The community includes a clubhouse with a _____ area and a baby ______________. The community building is home to the ______________________ Center, which aims to _________ cultural awareness and provide resources for increasing __________ and ______________ on the UA campus. (opened Jan. _____)

3, 966, faculty, game, grand piano, Intercultural Diversity, increase, inclusion, collaboration, 2016

Biology Building (Under Construction). Home to the Department of Biology. ___ majors: _______, _________, and ___________. Concentrations: _________, _________, and ________, _______, and _________. Biology is a popular major for those interested ___________ and __________ careers. Biology research has extensive research opportunities. _____ and _____ __________ run a research lab which works directly with the ____________ researching a cure for ____________ disease. Other projects work with the ________________ for ____________ Research, _____________ Birth Defects Foundation, and the _________ Medical Research Foundation. UA has biology research centers across the state, including on the ______ and with federal agencies. The medical school within The University of Alabama system is located at the University of Alabama ____________.

3, Biology, Microbiology, Marine Sciences, genetics, zoology, molecular, micro-, neurobiology, pre-med, healthcare, Guy, Kim, Caldwell, Mayo Clinic, Alzheimer's, Michael J. Fox Foundation, Parkinson's, Dystonia, coast, Birmingham

The undergraduate enrollment rate is _____.

32,798

____% of our undergraduates belong to sororities or fraternities

34

Approximately ___% of students bring a ______ to campus. We currently have over ____ bicycle racks which can accommodate _______ bikes. In addition, there are also bikes available for rent at the _________________ Center.

35, bike, 500, 7000, Outdoor Recreation

Fraternity Row. Approximately ______ men are involved in Greek life. ___ fraternities (___ Interfraternity Council [IFC] and ___ National Pan-Hellenic Council [NPHC] fraternities, and ___ United Greek Council/UGC).

3785, 43, 32, 4, 7

School of Law. ___ JD students representing 62 undergraduate institutions. More than ______ hours of community service. ___ student to faculty ratio. ___ states and one country (_____) represented. Rankings: ____ overall by US News and World Report, this is the ____ consecutive year UA's School of Law has been ranked in the top ___, "__________ in Legal Education" by National Jurist magazine. ____% of our Class of _____ were employed in bar-passage-required or J.D.-advantage positions or pursuing advanced degrees within ___ months of graduation. As the ____ top-tier law school in the state, it offers a ________ location for our law students. All law _____, the law ______, and the ______ courtrooms (used for mock trials) are located in this building. Famous graduates from the state's only public law school include the late Supreme Court Justice ________, former US Senator __________, former Senator and former US Attorney General __________ and current US Senator __________, and Habitat for Humanity Founder, ______________.

383, 17000, 6:1, 24, china, 25th, 8th, 30, Best Value, 94.2, 2018, 10, only, centralized, classes, library, moot, Hugo Black, Howell Heflin, Jeff Sessions, Richard Shelby, Millard Fuller

Bruno is one of the ___ branch libraries (______, ______, ______). Its classrooms and study spaces primarily serve the _____________ and the ______________ students, faculty, and staff. - Completed in ____ - Serves over _______ visitors each year - ______ sq. ft., ___ seats for users, over _______ physical volumes, not including thousands of electronic books and journals, __ business and economic databases, and __ soundproof group study rooms - Remains open until ______. Library faculty and staff offer users specialized information assistance and services, as well as individual and class instruction in library research and effective use of library databases. The library also houses the __________, which is located on the ______ floor.

4, McLure Education, Rodgers Science and Engineering, and Hoole Special Collections in Mary Harmon Bryant Hall, Culverhouse College of Business, Manderson Graduate School of Business, 1994, 300000, 64000, 787, 180000, 74, 6, 1:00am, Sloan Y. Bashinsky Sr. Computer Center, bottom

Science and Engineering Quad. The ___ buildings that make up the Science and Engineering Quad are some of the most ______ interdisciplinary science research and teaching facilities in the ______. (__________, _________, _______, and ________). These state-of-the-art science and engineering facilities attract the _____ faculty and ______ students, keeping UA in the ranks of premier scientific institutions.

4, modern, Southeast, Shelby Hall, The Science and Engineering Complex, South Engineering Research Complex, North Engineering Research Complex, best, brightest

____% are Hispanic-American

4.8

_____% come from Alabama

40.2

Gorgas House. Now a museum that is open until _____ on weekdays ($__ for visitors, ____ for students). Formerly: ______/________ commons, _______ hall for cadets, _____ office, and student _______. Built in ______. _________ post-secondary education building built by the state of Alabama. No __________ were used its construction because of a ______ strike; only _______ pegs held it together. It is the perfect example of "_____________ style" architecture. Named after General ________________. He fell ill and was awarded the house by the Board of __________ in ______. His wife, __________________ became the University's ____________. Gorgas' son, General _________________, helped devise a cure for ________ Fever, which helped with the completion of the _________ Canal.

4:30, 2, free, hotel/college, dining, post, hospital, 1829, Oldest, iron nails, steel, wooden, Low Country, Josiah Gorgas, Trustees, 1879, Amelia Gayle Gorgas, librarian, William Gorgas, Yellow, Panama

_____% major in education

6.89

There are over ______ active student organizations on campus, many of which recruit members each semester during ________________ Day.

600, Get on Board

Robert E. Witt Student Activity Center. The _________ square feet of recreational space includes a __-foot rock-climbing wall and a __-foot rock-climbing tower. UREC offers _____ climbing classes for beginners to intermediate climbers throughout the week. The staff provides all gear needed to climb and will assist with the ____ auto belays. The ______ square-foot weight room has ___ full squat racks, which are the _____ ones utilized by Athletics at Mal Moore. There are ___ group exercise studios, one with ___ stationary bikes for cycling classes. There are ___ basketball courts and a multi-use facility with ___-foot permanent walls used for floor hockey, dodge ball, broomball, and soccer. ___ pieces of cardio equipment overlook the Black Warrior River and have built-in TV screens. A basement-level storm shelter fits _____ people (all of Pres. I & II, Riverside, Lakeside, and Rec) with a ___-inch concrete ceiling that can support the weight of a building collapse. The storm shelter includes an _______________. The University of Alabama has been awarded accreditation by ___________________________ program for its emergency preparedness and response activities. In addition, the building is home to the Office of ____________________.

65000, 32, 42, free, 3, 12000, 3, same, 2, 25, 2, 9, 50, 3000, 32, independent generator, The Emergency Management Accreditation, Housing and Residential communities

__ buildings on our campus as of 2019, actually survived the civil war. Add __ houses behind the mansion, and ______________.

7, 2, Bryce Hospital

Student Health Center. Student health services are provided ______ days a week. Approximately___ full time staff members including ___ fully boarded & licensed physicians. In-house pharmacy is staffed with ___ full time pharmacists. One of the only accredited student health centers in the state accredited by the ____________ ___________ ____ ______________ ____________ ____________. Prices for medication are usually ________ than in the community due to state ____ laws. No money exchanges hands at the health center; all charges for medication, and lab charges are placed on the student's ________. Special clinics include The ________ Medicine Clinic, The ________ Medicine Clinic, The __________ Clinic, The __________ and __________ Clinic, The _______________ Clinic (mental health care), and the _________ Sports Medicine Center.

7, 46, 10, 4, Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care, lower, bid, account, Family, Internal, Pediatrics, Obstetrics, Gynecology, Betty Shirley, deShazo

Bryce Lawn Apartments. _____________-style on-campus housing. Often reserved for _____________________ or ___________ students. ___ people can live in each with ___ bedrooms, a _____ kitchen, _________ porch areas, and ___-___ baths.

Apartment, upperclassmen, transfer, 3, 3, full, private, 1-½

Bureau of Mines Building. Houses the _____ and __________ ROTC programs. Program has produced more than _______ officers, ____ general officers, ___ governors of Alabama, _________ of CEOs and presidents of major companies, ____ judges. _______________, former president of Texaco; _______________, author of Forrest Gump; and _____________, founder of Habitat For Humanity all graduated from _____ ROTC program.

Army, Air Force, 7500, 42, 6, hundreds, 25, John McKinley, Winston Groom, Millard Fuller, Army

Woods Quad. Heart of the College of _____ and _________. ______% of undergraduate students. ____________ division on campus. Largest liberal arts college in the ______. College of Arts and Sciences has more than ____ active _____________________ chapters. Manly: Built in _____. Department of __________ and _________ and _____________. Woods: Built in ______. Department of _____ and ____________. Garland: Department of ________________ and ____________ Gallery of Art. Clark: Built in _____. Dean of ____ and __________ Office and Department of Theatre and Dance's _______ studio. The first buildings built during the reconstruction era _____-_____. Woods was first built and originally served as the _________, ______, _______, _______, and ____________. Woods, Manly, and Garland were the first ___ presidents while Clark was a _________ at the time. Many of the _______ used in these buildings are recycled from our _________ campus.

Arts, Sciences, 24.2, Largest, state, 30, national honor society, 1884, Religious Studies, Department of Gender, Race Studies, 1868, Art, Art History, Art History, Sarah Moody, 1884, Arts, Science, dance, 1885-1888, barracks, kitchen, infirmary, library, classrooms, 3, trustee, bricks, original

Gallalee Hall. Home to the Department of _________ and ________. Major and minor in physics, minor in astronomy, and a double major curriculum for ____________ students. Home of the Campus _______________, which has "______________" sky-viewing sessions.

Astronomy, Physics, engineering, Observatory, public night

Mal Moore Athletic Facility. Houses offices of the _____________ and _________ coaches, while also housing football _________, _________, and __________ rooms, _______ and _________ rooms, and the ________ collegiate weight room in the country (________ sq. ft.). It also houses the ___ crystal balls trophies from the ________, _______, and _______ national championships, as well as the _________ and ________ College Football Playoff Trophies. Named after the late ___________, Mal Moore, in recognition of his outstanding achievements and distinguished service to the University of Alabama. As a player, coach, and administrator, he won ___ National Championships in over ___ years of service to UA. The weight room was the primary component of a $_________ expansion and renovation to Mal Moore that includes a brand-new ____________, making UA one of ___ schools in the nation with such a facility. The former weight room has been transformed into a theater-style _______ room and "___________".

Athletic Director, football, dressing, training, recruiting, video, television, largest, 36000, 3, 2009-2010, 2011-2012, 2012-2013, 2015-2016, 2017-2018, Athletic Director, 10, 50, 9.1 million, nutrition facility, 20, meeting, prep-kitchen

Paul W. Bryant Hall. ______________ dorm with state-of-the-art Academic Center. Football players, as well as male ______________ students, live here. The Academic Center serves over _____ student athletes. It includes a ________ lab, ________ lab, ______ lab, and a ____________ center with ________ hours to accommodate the student-athletes' schedules. It also has a lecture hall for ___________ classes and a ________ facility for all students.

Athletic, engineering, 400, reading, writing, math, computer, flexible, academic, dining

Tuomey and Oliver-Barnard. Home to the _______ Scholars Program. Oliver-Barnard (Little Round House side) was originally the _____ gymnasium on campus. Tuomey was originally a ____________ for the department of ___________. The Blount Scholars Program is a ____-year _________ arts program. It offers specialized program course work in addition to the students' major of choice. Operating under the College of ______ and __________, their goal is commitment to the ____________ growth of its students through creating a ______, _______ arts college feel with a ______-_________ Center (_______ Residence Hall), seminars, eating with _______, etc.

Blount, first, laboratory, chemistry, 4, liberal, Arts, Sciences, intellectual, small, liberal, Living-Learning, Blount, faculty

Sewell-Thomas Stadium. _______________ coaches the baseball team. UA has won ___ SEC championships. $_________ renovation completed in _______ of ____ included _____-tiered seats facing the stadium. Seats _____+. UA Students sit in the ______ field and can set up a picnic for an afternoon of Alabama Baseball.

Brad Bohannon, 6, 42 million, January, 2016, 600, 5800, Right

The Theater Department here at UA has produced several _______ legends. One of these legends being ____________ who graduated with a theater degree from UA and played the role of ______________ in ________ from _____-_____. The department will move to the state-of-the-art ________ building upon its anticipated completion. Construction is set to begin in the ______ of ______.

Broadway, Michael Luwoye, Alexander Hamilton, Hamilton, 2016, 2018, Bryce Main, summer, 2021

Shelby Hall. Houses the Department of _________ and _________ Named in honor of US Senator _______________ and his wife, Dr. __________. Just over __________ sq. ft. with ___ research labs Shelby Hall, featuring its ___-ft tall dome, is UA's largest undergraduate academic building. Every faculty member in the department of chemistry and biochemistry leads a research group, where they carry out research on a wide range of topics encompassing traditional sub disciplines of chemistry — __________, _________, _________, and __________ chemistries and ____________ — as well as a variety of interdisciplinary research areas.

Chemistry, Biochemistry, Richard Shelby, Annette Shelby, 250000, 70, 80, analytical, inorganic, organic, physical, biochemistry

Bidgood Hall. Houses classrooms used by the ____________ College of __________, the ________ business program in the state; founded in _____. Total Business enrollment: ______. _____ % of undergraduate students. __ majors, ___ degree specializations. Rankings: Named one of the ____ best business schools in the world to make connections and get a job by GraduatePrograms.com. The Culverhouse Investment Management Group is a _______-run organization managing a $__________ equity portfolio. Founded by ______________________, a recent $___ million donation funded a brand-new trading room designed to expand research opportunities and provide students with _________ finance experience. Membership in this group is open to ____ majors, ___ ages, and is particularly notable given the direct influence of undergraduate students on __________ funds, a privilege not offered at many other universities. The ____________________ Data Analytics Lab located in the _______ floor of Bidgood opened in _____ with ______________, Healthcare Business Solutions and SAS as partners. The Lab provides ______________ among students, faculty and external partners to solve critical issues facing businesses and government.

Culverhouse, Business, oldest, 1919, 9131, 23.9, 8, 26, 25, student, 600000, CT Fitzpatrick, 3, hands-on, all, all, endowment, Marillyn A. Hewson, second, 2015, Lockheed Martin, collaboration

HM Comer Hall. Home to the departmental offices and deans for the College of ____________. Recent renovation completed in ______ ______. _____________ and _____________ classes taught in HM Comer. Engineering ___________ Center

Engineering, Fall 2018, Computer science, engineering, Welcome

Morgan Hall. Houses the Department of ________. All students are required to have ___ semesters of introductory English composition courses as part of the _____ Curriculum. ____________, author of To Kill a Mockingbird, attended UA briefly. _____________, author of Forrest Gump, graduated from the University in _____ with an English degree.

English, 2, Core, Harper Lee, Winston Groom, 1965

Smith Hall. Home to the Department of ____________ Sciences and the Alabama Museum of ________ History (open until ____, $__ admission). The Museum has a large collection of _____________ and ______________ artifacts. The _________ Meteorite struck Ms. _____________ in ___________, AL in _____. She was sleeping on a _____ when the flaming meteorite crashed through the roof, bounced off a ______, and struck her in the _____. This is the only meteorite confirmed to have struck a _______. She survived and the meteorite and the _____ are on display in Smith.

Geological, Natural, 4:30, 2, geological, archaeological, Hodges, Ann Hodges, Sylacauga, 1954, couch, radio, leg, human, radio

Hotel Capstone. Designed in the _______ style architecture to conform to the rest of campus. Offers over ____ rooms for guests of the University and the community. The ________ team stays here prior to every _____ game.

Georgian, 300, football, home

Nott Hall. Home to the _______ College. Regardless of _______ or _______ college, you can participate in the Honors program. ___ ACT or _____ SAT requirement. As of 2019, there are _______ students enrolled in the Honors college. Honors engages nearly ____ students each semester in _________ programs that partner Honors students with elementary, middle and high school students in local classrooms each week. In terms of the Honors classes themselves, many are small ___-person seminars and others are honors versions of classes you would take anyway, like Honors ________ or Honors ________. Honors students are required to complete ___ Honors hours. It is important to note that the Honors requirement is not an additional ___ hours, since many of the hours can _______-count to satisfy your degree program and core requirements. ___ selective programs can also be found within the Honors College: The University ___________________ [UFE provides unique opportunities for leadership development, meaningful civic engagement, service to the community, and interaction in a variety of academic enterprises.] and the _______________________________ Program (RRSP) is a nationally recognized undergraduate research program which pairs academically elite students directly with leading research professors and cutting-edge ___________ technology to complete scholarly research projects in _____ field of study.] It is the nation's ______ undergraduate interdisciplinary research program.

Honors, major, home, 30, 1360, 8266, 500, mentoring, 15, Biology, Calculus, 18, 18, double, 2, Fellows Experience, Randall Research Scholars, computing, any, first

Russell Hall. College of _______________________ Sciences' Department of Human ____________ and _____________ Management. Completed in _____, Russell Hall originally served as the _______________ Center but currently serves many different programs including the ________________ for Student Success, Health ________ & __________, the Nutrition and Metabolism Research Lab, the Student Health Lab, and the _____________ Suite. The _________ floor houses the UA ______________ Program. UA Early college enable ____________ students to take UA core classes online _______ coming to campus. Total renovation in _____. Renovation includes a new _____-seat auditorium/classroom and four ___-seat classrooms

Human Environmental, Nutrition, Hospitality, 1968, Student Health, Capstone Center, Promotion, Wellness, Project Health, second, Early College, high school, before, 2012, 400, 75

Doster Hall. Houses the College of _________________ Sciences, the __________ growing division on campus. Programs: Clothing, Textiles, and Interior Design; Human Nutrition; Restaurant, Hotel, and Meeting Management; Athletic Training. ______ students. The College of HES is one of the _________ colleges of its kind in the nation. ____________ are required of most of these majors to give the students a competitive edge upon graduation.

Human Environmental, fastest, 3845, largest, Internships

The Tuscaloosa Amphitheatre has been a huge attraction for students and city residents, attracting musical artists such as _________, ___________, _________, __________, _________, ________, and ________. In ______, the Amphitheatre is transformed into a popular _________.

John Mayer, John Legend, Luke Bryan, Dave Matthews Band, Ben Rector, Kenny Chesney, and Boyz II Men, winter, ice-skating rink

Moore Hall is home to the Department of _____________. Moore Hall was constructed as an addition to _______ Hall in ______. Moore Hall is named after _____________________, a history professor and the first dean of the ______________ School. It continued to serve as an extension of the gym until __________________ was completed in ______. In _______, this building went under renovation to include new state-of-the-art facilities for the study of ____________ science.

Kinesiology, Little, 1935, Albert Burton Moore, Graduate, Coleman Coliseum, 1968, 2012, exercise

McLure Education Library. The Education _______, located next to ___________ Hall, was named in honor of ___________ McLure, former Dean of the College of _________. Formerly: the student _________, _____ office, and ______ store. One of the ___ branch libraries

Library, Bibb Graves, John Rankin, Education, cafeteria, post, supply, 4

Gordon Palmer Hall. Home to the Departments of ___________ and __________, an Arts and Sciences ____________ lab for students, and the Office of ____________________________ and the IT service desk. Students can go to get help with their _________ at the IT desk. UA provides many _________ programs to students ______ of charge.

Mathematics, Psychology, computer, Information Technology, laptops, software, free

Engineering students have the opportunity through the University to co-op with some of the finest corporations in the world including _________________, _____, and __________, and ________________. The College of Engineering hosts an on-campus co-op interview day with several various companies each semester for interested students. There are also numerous ______________ opportunities. The University of Alabama has a host of programs designed and run by faculty and staff who provide __________ training, ___________ opportunities and ___________ in ______ disciplines for underrepresented groups including ______, ________ and ____________.

Mercedes-Benz, IBM, Bowing, Lockheed Martin, study-abroad, educational, research, mentoring, STEM, girls, women, minorities

Moody Music Building. Home for our School of ______, a division of the College of ______________. ___ soundproof piano practice rooms open to music and non-music majors. ______-seat auditorium modeled after the ____________ in _______, boasting a pipe organ standing ___ stories tall. Recital Hall with ___ seats used for recitals, lectures and special events. Over ___ full-time faculty mentor over ____ majors at undergraduate and graduate levels. Marching band rehearsal room: home to the ____________ where there is space for all ____ members. It is equipped with recording capabilities. Its _____ addition is the home for the Million Dollar Band. ___ students can participate in the Million Dollar Band and other programs in the School of Music even if they are ____ music majors.

Music, Arts and Sciences, 52, 1000, Vienna Philharmonic, Austria, 3, 140, 44, 400, Million Dollar Band, 400, 2017, all, not

The University of Alabama is a leader among public universities nationwide in the enrollment of _______________ Scholars with more than ______ currently enrolled.

National Merit, 600

National Water Center. Sponsored by the ___________________________ (NOAA) and ___________________. It allows faculty and students to become involved in research by national agencies regarding the effects of water on our nation. As the ____ of its kind this building will allow the ____________, in association with other federal agencies, to provide more effective _______________ to the public in the event of major flooding or other weather-related natural disasters. The __________ collaboratively researches, develops and delivers state-of-the-science national ________ analyses, ________ information, ____, _____________ services and _________ to support and inform essential emergency services and water management decisions.

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, US Geological Survey, first, National Weather Service, emergency notifications, National Water Center, hydrologic, forecast, data, decision-support, guidance

Capstone Village. _____________ home that offers _____________ living to _________ living. Residents have access to the recreation center as well as discounts for ________ and ________ events. Population is about ____ retired faculty, ____ UA alumni, and ____ general population. Capstone Village has close academic affiliations with the College of ________, College of ____________________, and the School of ____________ by allowing students enrolled in these schools and interested in the field of ______________ to work at the retirement home.

Retirement, independent, assisted, cultural, sporting, 1/3, 1/3, 1/3, Nursing, Community Health Sciences, Social Work, gerontology

Housing Most of our housing is located on the ____________________ on the ______ side of UA. We are going to take a tour of a _____ style model dorm. We offer _______-style, _________, and _____________ style residential halls. Every dorm on campus offers a variety in _______, _______, and __________ to ideally have a good fit for every student. Freshmen are _____ to live the first year on campus (This varies for students in Tuscaloosa County, but direct these questions and questions about pricing to Undergraduate Admissions and/or __________). Most residence halls have parking options located either _______ to them or ______ them, so freshman students can bring their car to campus.

Robert E. Witt Residential Campus, north, suite, suite, traditional, and modified traditional, locations, expenses, personal amenities, required, housing.ua.edu, adjacent, below

Hardaway Hall. Various Labs: __________, _________, and ____ printing. One of the labs in Hardaway has wind tunnels that can create wind speeds up to ___ times the speed of _______. Alabama ___________ has won the NASA Robotic Mining Competition more times than ____ team, including ______________ finishes the past _____ years.

Robotics, ballistics, 3D, 2, sound, Astrobotics, any, first place, four

The Elephant Story, Version 2: As the team was going to the ______ Bowl in ______, the members of the squad were presented with key chains featuring a huge ___________ from the ____________________ Trunk Company of Birmingham. This was to advertise the ______________ and ___________ of their products. The key chains were appropriate as a reflection of the team as the ___________ were so impressive that the students would cheer, "_________________________!" as the linemen would run onto the field. When the team arrived in _____________, it was just assumed that the _____________ logo was a symbol of The University of Alabama and became so.

Rose, 1926, elephant, Rosenberger's, durability, strength, linemen, Send in the elephants, Pasadena, elephant

Little Hall. Home to the School of ___________. Total enrollment: _____ students. _____ student to faculty ratio. ___% of students are African American. Online Master of Social Work top ___ nationally by College Choice. Ranked ____ among UA colleges and schools for research funding. Some jobs from social work include: __________ coordinator, _______ counselor, ________ therapist, _______ welfare supervisor, and __________ social worker. Completely refurbished in _______. Little Hall was named for ______________, a transfer student who brought to campus the game of ____________ from Phillips Academy in Andover, MA. As such, the first stand-alone ___________ at the University was named for him. The University of Alabama is the only university in the state that offers degrees in all ___ levels of social work education: _______, ________, and ___________. The School of Social Work provides _________________ opportunities that allow students to serve the state while increasing their skills. More than _____ social service agencies in Alabama work in cooperation with the School to provide field ____________ for social work students. Through their field placements and other experiential learning activities, social work students provide in excess of _________ hours of volunteer service each year equating to over $___ million worth of service.

Social Work, 687, 18:1, 30, 25, 3rd, volunteer, crisis, family, child, school, 2017, William Gray Little, football, gymnasium, 3, Bachelor, Master, Doctorate, service-learning, 200, internships, 191450, 2

University Medical Center. Houses: __________________, the University of Alabama School of ___________ - ____________ Campus, and the College of _______________________ Sciences. Opened in ____. __________ sq. ft.

Student Health Center, Medicine, Tuscaloosa, Community Health, 2004, 77000.

Ferguson Center. Renovations _______________ Building were completed in August _____ making it __________ sq. ft. _________ Floor: Starbucks; University Mail Center (Can pick up packages and mail. Do not deliver to ________); Crimson ________; University _________ Store, ________ Student Union, Center for ________ and __________ (________ sq. ft.). _____ Floors: Student ____________ Association, ____________ and ____________ Life, ___________ Institute; Art Gallery; Ferguson Theatre; Dining (________, _______, ________, ________, _________, _________); Union Market, the ______ Zone. _____ Floor: Ferguson Ballroom (Used for freshman orientation); ___________ (student organizations can have office and meeting space); meeting rooms; Office of the Dean of ___________; Crossroads Community Center; Career Center (There are ___________-Career Centers for Engineering, Business, and Communications.)

Student Union, 2014, 300000, Bottom, dorms, Copies, Supply, Black, Service, Leadership, 44000, Main, Government, Fraternity, Sorority, Blackburn, Panda Express, Wendy's, Chick-fill-A, Topio's Pizza, Subway, Auntie Anne's Pretzels, Safe, Top, SOURCE, Students, satellite

Reese Phifer Hall. Originally the _______________ Building, Reese Phifer now houses the College of __________ and __________ Sciences. ____ major areas of study: Advertising, Public Relations, Communication Studies, and Creative Media, News Media. Rankings: Programs within the Department of Advertising and Public Relations have been ranked in the top ___ in the nation for ___ of the last ___ years, taking the top spot in _____. Home to our debate and forensics team which has won ___ national championships. The ____________ Center inside Bryant-Denny stadium is where students work alongside professionals in ___ and ______. ___ radio studios and a television studio collaborate with ______-7 to create news, sports, and public affairs programming. We are one of only ___ schools in the entire nation with a commercial radio and television station located on campus. The ________ studio is open to any student so they can get help with a speech or presentation.

Student Union, Communication, Information, 5, 5, 9, 10, 2013, 22, Digital Media, TV, radio, 2, WVUA, 2, speaking

Rowand Johnson Hall. Home to the Department of ________ and ________, also used for _____ and _________ classes. Includes ________, _______ rooms, a _______ studio, offices for the Department, and __ full size performance theaters: - Marian Gallaway Theatre - ____ seat _______ style theatre - Allen Bales Theatre - _____ stage, ___ seat facility Auditions are open to ___ students and they average about __-__performances each semester. Students have performed nationally and internationally in places such as ______ and _____. The Department is heavily involved with several ______ and _______ dance, theatre, and theatre education associations, including the ______________ and the _____________.

Theatre, Dance, English, Anthropology, classrooms, rehearsal, costume, 2, 305, proscenium, thrust, 150, all, 4, 6, New York City, Italy, national, regional, American Ballet Theatre, Southeastern Theatre Conference

The Crimson Tide. Originally the University's nickname was the "_______________" and this stuck until _____. The name was changed during the _____ Alabama-_________ game. A ____________ reporter renamed the team "______________" after the players held their own against heavily favored Auburn to ____ the game ___-___.

Thin Red Line, 1906, 1907, Auburn, Birmingham, The Crimson Tide, tie, 6-6

Paty Hall. ___________-style, ______ residential hall. Fully remodeled in ______. ___ study rooms. ____ floor game room. Paty also includes _______________ and the __________ lab, which is the _____ for tutoring, mentoring, and career preparation for the College of ______________.

Traditional, co-ed, 2019, 12, 1st, Raising Cane's, ENGenuity, hub, Engineering

Martha Parham Hall. ____________ style, all _____ residential hall

Traditional, men

Parking Lot Safety and Emergency Blue Phones. Bright _____ outdoor emergency phones are located around campus. These phones are direct lines to _____. When a phone is activated, an officer is _______________ sent to the area. The University of Alabama Police Department is comprised of ____ full-time sworn officers and ___ civilian employees. Service is provided ____ hours a day, _____-round. The ___________ Police Department also patrols parts of campus. _____-RIDE is a taxi service provided through _________________ that provides _____ escort service at night for students both ____-campus or immediately _____-campus. UA's website features an _____________ map of campus where students can see after dark _________ routes. This is sponsored by the ______. Students who sign up for the _______________ program can use their cell phones to notify ______ at the touch of a button if they need emergency assistance or to set a _________________ based on their expected arrival time at a destination on campus. If the student initiates an emergency _____ or if the notification _______ is not deactivated, GUARDIAN provides _____ with critical profile information and ____ to help contact and locate the student.

blue, UAPD, immediately, 86, 17, 24, year, Tuscaloosa, 348, Crimson Ride, free, on, off, interactive, walking, UAPD, GUARDIAN, UAPD, passive timer, call, timer, UAPD, GPS

Bashinsky Computer Center. Located on the ______ floor of ____________, the Sloan Y. Bashinsky Computer Center contains a ____ lab, a _____ lab, and ___ classrooms. The use of labs is open to all students taking at least __ business class.

bottom, Bruno Business Library, main, graduate, 3, 1

The Science and Engineering Center (SEC). Home to all freshman ________ instructional laboratories, ______________ teaching and research labs, faculty and students from the __________ and __________ engineering and ______________ departments, and science teaching labs for the College of _________. _________ sp. Ft. Completed in _______. Connected to ________ Hall. There is a small ________________ on the first floor.

chemistry, biological sciences, chemical, biological, computer science, Education, 212000, 2009, Shelby, convenience store

The Science and Engineering Center (SEC). Home to all freshman _________ instructional laboratories, __________ sciences teaching and research labs, faculty and students from the _________ and ____________ engineering and __________________ departments, and science teaching labs for the College of ___________. ___________ sq. Ft. Completed in 2009. Connected to Shelby Hall. There is a small convenience store on the first floor.

chemistry, biological, chemical, biological, computer science, Education, 212000, 2009,

Women's Varsity Soccer. Where the women's varsity and men's ______ teams compete. ______-seat stadium was completed in _____. The high-definition scoreboard at the ______ end of the stadium was relocated from ______________ during the _____ renovations to that stadium.

club, 1500, 2004, north, Bryant-Denny, 2010

Paul W. Bryant Museum. The mission of the museum is to ______, ________ and ______ items, and to disseminate information relating to the _____ history of the University of Alabama. The museum is open daily from ____ until _____. Adult admission is $___.

collect, preserve, exhibit, sports, 9 a.m., 4 p.m, 2

Mary Burke Hall. The main ________ facility, _________ Dining, and a ________ shop/_______________ store separate a ___-wing co-ed ____________ style residence hall. _______ students and some ___________ may choose to live here because of its _______ proximity to their practice areas.

dining, Commons, snack, convenience, 2, traditional, Band, athletes, close

Students can earn master's degrees in ___________ and ___________ administration in ___ years with one of two programs: _________________________ in which students can earn ___ and ___ in engineering discipline in ____ years (available in all degree programs). The _______ pathway to the _____ in which students can earn a ___ in engineering and an _____ from the business school. Both programs are open to all ______________ disciplines.

engineering, business, 2, The University Scholars Program, BS, BS, 5, STEM, MBA, BS, MBA, engineering

College of Community Health Sciences. The University of Alabama College of Community Health Sciences is home to one of the nation's largest _________ medicine residencies - The University of Alabama Family Medicine Residency - and offers post-graduate fellowships in _________ health, _________ medicine, ___________, _________ medicine, rural public ___________ and _______ medicine. Provides the _______ and _______ years of clinical education and training to a portion of medical students. The _______ medicine residency is one of the largest in the U.S. The CCHS provides medical services to the community and students engage in a rural medicine program with the _________________ Partnership. The UA-Pickens County Partnership seeks to provide sustainable health resources for the ______ county and _________ training for UA students. CCHS also welcomes students from other disciplines and provides _____________, ___________ and ___________ opportunities for those in clinical dietetics, health education, health care management, nursing, pharmacy, psychology and social work.

family, behavioral, emergency, geriatrics, hospital, psychiatry, sports, third, fourth, family, UA-Pickens County, rural, real-world, training sites, internships, shadowing

As the state's _____ University, we originally had ___ students and __ professors but have now grown to _______ students among undergraduate, graduate, and law school students.

first, 52, 4, 38103

The University has grown significantly since the turn of the century. After a decade of unprecedented growth, The University of Alabama is now the fastest growing ________ in the nation

flagship

Coleman Coliseum. Place of practice and competition for the women's _________ team and ______ basketball teams. It is also the home court for women's ________ games. Offices for coaches of other sports: __________, _________, _____ and ______. Houses _____________ office: The University's season ticket program for alumni and fans. Seats _______ people. The gymnastics team has won ___ National Championships. The team won back-to-back championships in ______ and _____ Diandra Milliner won UA's ___ individual championship by winning the ____ event in _____. UA's men's ____ team won back-to-back National Championships in _____ and _____, while the ________ team won their first championship in ____.

gymnastics, men's, basketball, cheerleading, baseball, track, golf, Tide Pride, 15300, 6, 2011, 2012, 24th, vault, 2013, golf, 2013, 2014, women's, 2012

Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library. The _________ library on campus was named after UA's ____________ librarian and _____ of President Gorgas. The ____ floor is muted and progressively gets _______ on the lower floors with the ground floor available for _______ study and a _______ shop. The _____________ Center is a multimedia production facility located on the ________ floor of Gorgas where laptops, Kindles, video camera, and recording devices can be _______. It provides students with instruction on an array of _________ computer programs. It also houses a __________ studio that students can reserve to record their own music. All UA students have _____ access to Microsoft Office, all Adobe programs, UA Box, and special deals with _____ and _____. UA is one of _____ schools part of the Association of __________ Libraries, which allows students and faculty to obtain materials from other institutions ___________ if needed. One of ___ state institutions that are members. At the front of the stairs, you can see the _________ from the original library that were found during an archaeological excavation in _____. The ________ plaque at the foot of the steps bears a representation of the original University of Alabama ______. Buried below is a time capsule scheduled to be opened in _____.

largest, first female, wife, top, louder, group, coffee, Sanford Media, second, rented, creative, recording, free, Uber, Lyft, 125, Research, overnight, 2, remains, 1984, bronze, seal, 2031

Farrah Hall. The former _____ school building is now home to the _____________ program. _________ is also taught here, as the building houses the University's extensive _____ library and __________ lab. In ______________, a Forbes article named ______________, criminal justice instructor at UA, a top professor in the United States. Klutz was voted the No. ____ professor in a poll by RateMyProfessors.com. ____ percent of students said they would take another course by him.

law, Criminal Justice, Geography, map, cartographic, September 2017, Douglas Klutz, 1, 100

Rodgers Science and Engineering Library. Completed in the ________ of _____. One of the ___ branch libraries. Open ___ hours a day, ___ days a week, providing a safe-late night study space. Rodgers Library serves the faculty and students in the College of _____________, the Capstone College of __________, and the __________ departments within the College of ____________ with the latest computer technologies. Rodgers was the first ____________ library, built with the intent of taking maximum advantage of computer-based information systems for research

spring, 1990, 4, 24, 5, Engineering, Nursing, science, Arts & Sciences, departmental