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    Artist Frank Fleming has Died, but His Work Lives On

    3/26/2018

     
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    Renowned Alabama artist Frank Fleming, who created the whimsical animal sculptures at UA’s Child Development Resource Center, passed away on March 18, following a brief illness. He was 77.

    As a child growing up on a farm in Bear Creek, Alabama, Fleming developed a love of animals. Because of a speech impediment that he later overcame, he was teased by other children and came to feel more at home with the farm animals. That bond with the natural world remained with him and was a major creative force in his work. 

    The artist once said, “I deal with animal imagery, with plant life and with my surroundings, what I grew up with and what I know.” He didn’t find it necessary to sketch the works before creating the sculptures. He just brought the subjects to life in his hands. His work is known for its intricate, lifelike detail. He has credited his childhood experience in picking cotton with helping him develop the dexterity he called upon in his work.

    As an undergraduate at the University of North Alabama, Fleming planned to major in biology but an elective course in art revealed his talent and he soon changed his major to art. After earning his B.A, he continued his art education with an M.A. and M.F.A. at the University of Alabama. Then, setting up a studio in Birmingham, he began making functional and decorative pottery as well as sculpture. 

    ​His first one-man show — in 1974 at the Birmingham Museum of Art — received rave reviews and garnered attention from curators around the country. Over his life span, his work was featured in more than 40 solo exhibitions and more than 100 group shows. He also lectured and taught workshops across the nation and abroad. His sculptures are part of public and private collections around the world.

    “We are so honored to have his works on our campus at the Child Development Resource Center,” said CHES Dean Milla Boschung. “The children love them.”  Dean Boschung commissioned the first works in 2009; they were a gift on behalf of John L. and Margaret E. Rhoads. 

    Successful Event Paired HES Students with Sports Industry Professionals

    3/23/2018

     
    The HES Sports Business Management Graduate Program delivered a top-notch learning experience to its students and others from our hospitality management program at the 2018 Sports and Entertainment Forum. This networking opportunity provided some powerful tools to soon-to-be job seekers.
    Sponsored by CHES, along with MELT and Ticket Solutions, the event began with an insightful talk from MELT CEO Vince Thompson.  MELT is a large Atlanta-based agency whose clients include Coca Cola, KIA, ESPN, Hershey, Walmart, Powerade and many others.

    Thompson’s keynote address “10 Great Things Successful Job Seekers Do” offered guidance to students about ways to successfully secure a job after graduation. Identifying your passion early and following it relentlessly was number one. Also high on his list was gaining real-world experience. Thompson pointed to the many opportunities college students have to work including internships, volunteer positions with campus organizations and for events like game days. He advised them to do their research during the interview process to get to know companies and their decision makers, to create their own personal brand and to be respectful but persistent. He closed with “no really just means not yet.”

    A panel discussion with Thompson, Jessie Gardner of UA Athletics and Corey Biggs of Ticket Solutions followed. Students later had an opportunity to network with representatives from MELT, Talladega Superspeedway, Topgolf and UA athletics, sports marketing and licensing.

    Honors Day convocation 2018

    3/7/2018

     

    honors day convocation for students and parents


    Friday, April 6, 2018
    10:00 A.M.
    Morgan Auditorium
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    Honored students please plan to arrive by 9:30 A.M.

    ​For more information on parking and transportation, please visit http://bamaparking.ua.edu
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    Spring Shila Bowron Leadership Lecture

    3/1/2018

     
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    TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — Stephanie Bryan, Tribal Chair and CEO for the Poarch Band of Creek Indians spoke at the Shila Bowron Leadership Lecture on Thursday, February 22 at The University of Alabama’s Child Development Research Center. The hospitality management program in The College of Human Environmental Sciences hosted the event which was sponsored by Bill Bowron, CEO of Red Diamond. 

    Bryan, driven to take a leadership role in her tribe by her love for her people, says that love is what motivates her to put her feet to the floor every day and work hard to both preserve Poarch Creek heritage and bring her constituents into prosperity. She advised students to have a vision and a plan but be flexible enough to modify it because change is inevitable. “Dream big, never doubt yourself, never say ‘I can’t do something’ and never give up,” Bryan told them.
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    After Bryan shared her insights on leadership, faculty members inducted her into UA’s Hospitality Hall of Fame. “We are honoring Stephanie Bryan with induction into the Hospitality Hall of Fame because she exemplifies the leadership qualities we hope to instill in our students,” says Dr. Kimberly Severt, director of the hospitality management program. “Chairwoman Bryan’s successful leadership of her people, can be attributed to her commitment to preserving the values of the Poarch Band of Creek Indians through her vision of sustainable and diversified investments and her passion to create a better life for tribe members, the communities in which they live, and the State of Alabama.”

    In 2014, Bryan became part of her Tribe’s history when she became the very first woman elected to serve as Tribal Chair and CEO for the Poarch Band of Creek Indians. She previously served as the Tribe’s Vice Chair from 2006 until she was elected to Poarch’s top leadership position.

    During the years that Bryan has served her Tribe, Poarch’s economy has grown by 1000% and has become a major driver of economic growth in the State. Nationally, Chairwoman Bryan is known as a passionate advocate for Indian Country and serves on numerous regional and national boards.  She attributes her success in shaping policy that affects her Tribe and others to her deep and abiding love for her people.

    UA’s Hospitality Hall of Fame was created in 2010 to honor individuals who demonstrate outstanding leadership in the hospitality profession. Honorees chosen follow these six exemplary characteristics of leadership — model the way, inspire a shared vision, challenge the process, kindle the heart, enable others to act, and believe in yourself; have established a strong, supportive relationship with UA; and have participated in the Shila Bowron Leadership Lectures.

    The leadership series named in honor of Bowron’s mother, Shila, began in 2002 to introduce students to a variety of hospitality leaders and their perspectives of the hospitality industry.
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    Dr. Kimberly Severt, director of the hospitality management program, 205/348-8169, ksevert@ches.ua.edu
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    Tabby Brown, tbrown@ches.ua.edu, 205/348-9848
     




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