July 23, 2002: Dr. Carol Z. Garrison became president-elect of UAB by unanimous vote of The University of Alabama Board of Trustees. July 10, 1945: The Alfred A. Walker Ward was dedicated at Jefferson-Hillman Hospital as a ward dedicated to the treatment of infantile paralysis (a.k.a. June 2018: UAB was ranked the top young university in the US and No. January 1, 2010: The College of Arts and Sciences replaced the separate Schools of Arts and Humanities, Natural Sciences and Mathematics and Social and Behavioral Sciences. July 1, 2013: Dr. Arthur J. Tipton became chief executive officer of the UAB affiliated Southern Research Institute. Dr. David T. Curiel was named as the first director of the center. Drs. Chairman of UAB Re-elected to the Board in 2021 for a term of 3 years Founder of United Arab Bank, H.E. Dr. Michael E. Kimerling was named first director of the center. November 18, 1999: The Women's Synchronized Swimming team debuted in an exhibition held in UAB's Bell Gym Aquatic Center. 1951: Dr. Richard T. Eastwood became the fourth director of the Birmingham Extension Center. In her free time, Lauren is deeply imbedded in the Birmingham Theatre community where she works as a freelance Stage Manager. January 1, 1990: Effective on this date, all buildings, grounds, offices, parking lots, and parking decks at UAB became smoke free. June 8, 1948: Carmen Margarita Sosa of Salinas, Puerto Rico, received a certificate in medical technology, the first international student to graduate from a program at the Medical Center in Birmingham. April 1970: South Wing of University Hospital opened. The IHR is housed on the fifth floor of Heritage Hall. January 2022: Upon the retirement of Doreen C. Harper, Dr. Linda Moneyham became the interim dean of the School of Nursing. 1967: Dr. John W. Kirklin, chair of the Department of Surgery, initiated the Surgeons Assistant Program, the first formalized education program in the United States to train surgeon's assistants. Helene Taylor, Visual ArtsHelene was a pre-school teacher for 10 years, led a parent-infant group, and taught in many after-school programs; including her own Art in the Park- a community art program in Avondale. December 9, 1988: The University of Alabama Board of Trustees formally accepted a gift from the BellSouth Foundation to help establish the Wallace R. Bunn endowed position in the School of Engineering at UAB. YouTubes privacy policy is available here and YouTubes terms of service is available here. September 25, 1986: The Center for Reproductive Health and Genetics was approved by The University of Alabama Board of Trustees. 1937: Dr. Richard C. Foster became president of The University of Alabama and served until 1941. 1948: The School of Dentistry opened for classes with 23 full-time faculty, all of whom were male. The campaigns original goal had been $250 million. 1997: Research grants and extramural funding in the School of Optometry exceeded $27 million, the largest amount for any optometry school or college in the world. February 1, 1977: Dr. S. Richardson Hill, Jr., became the second president of UAB. February 1977: UAB first celebrated Black History Month with a series of campus events, including lectures, film screenings, and dances. Mrs. K. Lemone Yeilding elected as the club's first president. Nambayan was from the Philippines. Deborath Sutherland was the first director of the cheer and dance teams. Later, in November of 1966, the Extension Center and the Medical Center were administratively merged to form the "University of Alabama in Birmingham," an organizational component of the University of Alabama (in Tuscaloosa). She was the first female lecturer. The $527 million was a $48 million (10 percent) increase from fiscal year 2017. April 4, 1957: Groundbreaking ceremonies were held for the Lawrence Reynolds Library. January 1988: In response to the growing AIDS epidemic, the 1917 Clinic was opened at UAB. October 24, 1964: Drs. Dr. Clifton K. Meador was named as the center's first director. August 17, 2018: Dr. Michael Saag, director of the UAB Center for AIDS Research, received the inaugural Marchase Award. Drs. Dr. Edward W. Hook III was named first director of the center. 1987: Omar Alcaino became the fourth head coach of the Women's Tennis team. Nursing Communication HCAHPS Top Scores: FY22 Quarter 2 . He was inducted into the Alabama Engineering Hall of Fame in 2004 and the Academy of Honor in 2007, as well as the Alabama Business Hall of Fame in 2012. 1831: The University of Alabama Board of Trustees was created by the Alabama legislature. April 8, 1902: Esther Turner Colston received a PhG degree from the pharmacy program of the Medical College of Alabama in Mobile. More than 1,200 employees to be honored at annual service awards. April 17, 1972: Dr. Charles A. McCallum, Jr., delivered the ninth Distinguished Faculty Lecture, "The Challenge of Service.". Basil I. Hirschowitz. Dawn Bulgarella, President and Chief Financial Officer, UAB Health System, Dr. Brian D. Burnett, Senior Vice President for Finance and Administration, Dr. Dana Keith, Senior Vice Chancellor for Finance and Administration, UA System, Vanessa Leonard, Member, Board of Trustees of The University of Alabama, Ms. Stephanie B. Mullins, Associate Vice President, 2023 The University of Alabama at Birmingham. 1978: A pink dragon served as the first official mascot for the UAB Blazers. Dr. Kenneth J. Roozen was named first provost. February 28, 1986: The UAB student chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) received its charter. February 1972: Pi Kappa Alpha was chartered as the first social fraternity at UAB. That expertise in clinical and translational research has had a transformative impact on Stanford and has enabled and facilitated major collaboration across the entire university at Stanford as well as between the Stanford Medical Center and the Palo Alto Veterans Affairs Hospital. October 1992: A 7.5 foot tall statue of Christopher Columbus was dedicated at UABs Smolian International House on Columbus Day. What began as a 29-bed facility with 25 employees and only four patients has grown into the Tombigbee Healthcare Authority operating Whitfield Regional Hospital, Member of UAB . March 11-12, 2016: UAB served as the host institution for the NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships held at the Birmingham CrossPlex. January 1992: James A. Lee was named acting administrator of University Hospital. March 29, 1968: Dr. Samuel B. Barker delivered the fifth Distinguished Faculty Lecture, "Perspectives.". January 13, 2010: On a flight to carry a survivor of the earthquake in Haiti to a Miami hospital, UAB Hospitals Critical Care Transport (CCT) jet became the first US aircraft in five decades to make an official flight through Cuban airspace. December 2020: William Dahlberg became interim General Manager of WBHM-FM Radio. November 22, 1947: William H. Mitchell was elected to the University of Alabama Board of Trustees. August 22, 2008: Krissy S. Hall became the eighth head coach of the Women's Tennis team. George D. Lundberg, M.D., is President and Chair of the Board of Directors of The Lundberg Institute and serves on its Board of Directors. She earned a master of science degree in health care administration from the University of Alabama at Birmingham. June 7, 2019: Evelyn VanSant Mauldin was elected to the University of Alabama Board of Trustees. June 2, 1985: Dr. J. Durwood Bradley, Jr., chief of staff at the hospital, became the first recipient of The President's Medal, given for distinguished service to UAB. October 14, 1995: The UAB football team had its first win over an NCAA Division I-A opponent, beating North Texas 19-14. July 1, 1985: William A. Dr. Michael J. Friedlander was named first director of the brain institute, and Dr. Mary B. MacDougall was later recruited as first director of the oral health institute. September 1970: The University of Alabama Board of Trustees held the first board meeting at the newly independent UAB. Drs. In 2013, she led the expansion of the ASCs reach into the healthcare community. May 30, 1990: Mick Payne became the third head coach of the Men's Soccer team. May 27, 1915: The last class of 44 graduated from the Birmingham Medical College, and the program was terminated by The University of Alabama Board of Trustees. October 9, 1963: In a letter to Vice President Joseph F. Volker, African American employees in the universitys Medical and Dental Basic Science Building formally requested desegregation of the buildings cafeteria and facilities. The new headquarters is a two-story, 28,000 square-foot facility. June 7, 1973: The School of Arts and Sciences was disestablished and its three divisions were elevated to three separate academic schools: Humanities, Natural Sciences and Mathematics, and Social and Behavioral Sciences. Dr. Charles E. Bugg was named as first director of the crystallography center, and Dr. Virgil Wooten was founding director of the Sleep/Wake center. 1952: The Dentala, a student yearbook for the University of Alabama School of Dentistry, was first published. The charter now provides for thirteen directors, five being University officers of board members. July 1969: MIST (Medical Information Service via Telephone) was created at the UAB Medical Center. [email protected] 205.934.4270 Volunteers are special people who are part of our team of world-class healthcare providers. The UAB team finished in fifth place. 1989: The UAB National Alumni Society chartered its first international chapter in the nation of Thailand. March 12, 2020: Due to the effects of the growing global pandemic of coronavirus (COVID-19), the University of Alabama System announced that classes on all three system campuses, UA, UAH, and UAB, would transition completely to an online or alternative instruction model for the remainder of March. January 2017: Jessica Angel, an artist living in New York, became the first artist-in-residence for the UAB AEIVA. April 18, 1985: UAB's new baseball field was officially dedicated as the Jerry D. Young Memorial Field. 1983: Center for the Advancement of Developing Industries was established with Dr. James H. Woodward, Jr., as first director. 1968: Dr. W. Paul Brann was named first vice president for Fiscal Affairs. September 20, 2002: The University of Alabama Board of Trustees approved the UAB Center for Low Vision Rehabilitation. April 6, 2006: The School of Health Related Professions was renamed the School of Health Professions. October 5, 1974: The Silver Anniversary Celebration of the UAB Town and Gown Theatre was the inaugural theatrical event held at the citys new Birmingham-Jefferson Civic Center. January 23, 1985: First baby was born as a result of the UAB In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) program. December 11, 1992: Sidney L. McDonald was elected to the University of Alabama Board of Trustees. 1999: Active extramural grants and contracts at UAB totaled $286,950,782. Over 10,000 packed the arena to an over-capacity crowd. Dr. Sadis Matalon was named first director of the new center. The College of General Studies was organized similarly to a modified liberal arts college and had seven divisions: allied health sciences, business, education, engineering, humanities, natural sciences and mathematics, and social sciences. 1992: Nancy W. Clemmons became acting director of the Lister Hill Library of the Health Sciences. Hospital Maintenance - Facilities | UAB What We Do Home Hospital Maintenance Hospital Maintenance Hospital Maintenance is responsibile for the inspection, testing and maintenance of the UAB and Highlands Hospital physical environments, which includes more than 6 million square feet of clinical space. Bettye G. Wilson, associate professor in the School of Health Professions, was the associations first president. A comprehensive chronology of the history of the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) and its predecessor entities is found below. He had been named director in August but took office only after the 2000 Summer Olympic Games. Dr. William F. Bridgers was named first director of the Lister Hill Center. Sophomore running back Spencer Brown was named MVP of the championship game. 1968: Dr. Joseph F. Volker was named executive vice president of UAB. September 1970: Total student enrollment for the fall term in all schools for the second year of classes of the new UAB was 6,629, with 2,724 females. March 4, 1997: The Harry "the Hat" Walker Press Box was officially dedicated at the Jerry D. Young Memorial Field. Dr. Cassell is a former member of the board of Research!America and chair of the Burroughs Wellcome Fund board. September 5, 1969: Dr. Joseph F. Volker assumed the office as the first president of the newly autonomous University of Alabama in Birmingham (UAB). Dr. Jay M. McDonald was named as first director of the Center for Metabolic Bone Disease. December 1991: UAB Clinic Inverness opened. December 1988: Upon the resignation of Dr. Thomas A. Bartlett, Samuel E. G. Hobbs was named interim chancellor of the three-campus University of Alabama System. June 27, 1988: The first heart-lung transplant in Alabama was performed at University Hospital by a team headed by Drs. July 1, 1989: UAB's Dr. J. Dudley Pewitt, vice president for Administration, became the president of the Sun Belt Conference; he served until the end of June 1990. September 17, 2021: Kenneth O. Simon was elected to the University of Alabama Board of Trustees. March 23, 1993: In the first night game held at the Jerry D. Young Memorial Field, the Men's Baseball team defeated Southern Mississippi by a score of 6 to 4. The first bachelor's degree was awarded to Charlene Powell Ackerson from the School of Nursing. She just completed a four-year term as a member of the NIH Science Management Board, the newly appointed NIH Board of Trustees and the Advisory Council of the Fogarty International Center of NIH. October 18, 1996: Dr. Gail H. Cassell delivered the thirty-third Distinguished Faculty Lecture, "Emerging Infections: A Global Threat.". 1941: Space was so overcrowded at the Birmingham Extension Center that the university had to use a portion of the city's nearby Phillips High School for classes. She had one line of dialogue in her speaking debut. June 3, 1986: Cudworth Hall was renamed the UAB Continuing Education Center. June 7, 1970: In a commencement ceremony held at the Birmingham Municipal Auditorium, UAB awarded its first degrees as an autonomous university. September 22, 1978: Dr. Marie L. O'Koren delivered the fifteenth Distinguished Faculty Lecture, "Nursing: Past Realities and Future Imperatives.". UAB had enrollment decreases for undergraduate and master's students, but had an increase of 4.15 percent for doctoral students. 2002: Ajay Kamireddi, a junior biology and philosophy major from Huntsville, Alabama, became the first UAB student to win a Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship. November 6, 2015: Scott M. Phelps was elected to the University of Alabama Board of Trustees. Eleven other graduates received the Bachelor of Science in Medicine degree and two students received degrees in pharmacy. 1979: The Blue Cross/Blue Shield Building on South 20th Street was acquired and reopened as the Community Health Services Building. With approximately 11,500 employees, Tower Health consists of Reading Hospital in West Reading; Phoenixville Hospital in Phoenixville; Pottstown Hospital in Pottstown; and St. Christopher's Hospital for Children in Philadelphia, in partnership with Drexel University. This was a Birmingham record for a single snowfall and was more than ever received during an entire winter season. March 15, 2020: Due to the growing global pandemic of COVID-19, UAB announced a Limited Business Model for all campus operations except for essential services through the end of the month of March. July 1, 2017: Dr. Matthew Might became the inaugural director of the Hugh Kaul Personalized Medicine Institute. June 11, 2016: UAB student Hayley Barber of Pelham, a senior marketing major, was selected as the new Miss Alabama. 1939: The University of Alabama added four full-time faculty members at the Birmingham Extension Center: Dr. Adrienne S. Rayl, Dr. Richard T. Eastwood, Marguerite Matlock Butler, and Quinton Dabbs. Dr. Nancy E. Dunlap completed her internship, internal medicine residency, and fellowship in pulmonary disease and critical care medicine at the UAB Heersink School of Medicine. April 3, 1986: The Geriatric Education Center was approved by The University of Alabama Board of Trustees. She was the school's only female graduate. September 2000: UAB exceeded $300 million in active extramural grants and contracts. UAB is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer committed to fostering a diverse, equitable and family-friendly environment in which all faculty and staff can excel and achieve work/life balance irrespective of race, national origin, age, genetic or family medical history, gender, faith, gender identity and expression as well as sexual orientation. Board of Directors: University of Colorado Hospital Authority Don Elliman Richard L. Monfort Todd Saliman John Reilly, MD Julie Scott, MD Ray Baker Lainie P. Minnick Steve Meyer April Jones Elizabeth G. Chambers Board of Directors Office Jon Alford, Secretary to the Board of Directors Kerith Francis, Executive Assistant to the Board of Directors 1936: Dr. Tom D. Spies established the Spies Nutrition Clinic within the Hillman Hospital upon the request of Dr. James S. McLester, physician-in-chief of the hospital. 2007: Dr. Sarah Parcak, associate professor of anthropology, established the UAB Laboratory for Global Observations. August 4, 1971: Dr. Frederick W. Conner was named interim dean of the new School of Arts and Sciences; the school was abolished two years later. September 13, 2013: The University of Alabama Board of Trustees approved the renaming of the UAB School of Business as the Collat School of Business in recognition of a $25 million gift of longtime supporters Charles and Patsy Collat. She later went on to become the fourth runner up in the Miss America pageant in September in Atlantic City, New Jersey. Dr. Lawrence E. Mays was named as first director of the center. The hospital board of directors is often sourced from local business leaders, lawyers, private sector leaders, doctors, nurses, and government leaders. Dr. Marshall Brewer, a surgery resident, was first president and Henry H. Stebbins, Jr., was executive director of GASP. 2, University College Building No. Camp, Jr., was elected to the University of Alabama Board of Trustees. Rose became the 20th president of The University of Alabama. 1966: Laboratory of Medical Genetics was established under the direction of Drs. Dr. Benoit came to UAB from Ohio University. July 17, 1997: Dr. W. Ann Reynolds was named president-elect of UAB. August 27, 2012: Scott E. Hanley became the fourth General Manager of WBHM-FM Radio. January 1920: Dr. Alfred E. Thayer became acting dean of the medical school in Mobile. The center campus included the main hospital complex, two professional office buildings, parking for over 1,400 cars, and several outlying structures. June 1, 1997: Dr. Thomas C. Meredith became fourth chancellor of the three-campus University of Alabama System. Underlined and bolded items in this list may be selected to see portraits or photographs about the specific person or event. He currently serves on the boards of directors of Royalty Pharma and Seattle Genetics. June 1976: Dr. George W. Campbell, vice president for University College, was named acting president of UAB. Librarians and Cancer Center staff shared work hours in the second floor library. Wdowiak, who died in 2013, was a member of the NASA Mars Exploration Rover Project and operated the Mossbauer spectrometers onboard the Spirit and Opportunity rover missions. UABs gift was one of at least a dozen such bequests received by academic institutions across the country. Dr. Eric Hunter was the center's first director. Enrollment of freshmen also reached a record for the fifth consecutive year, and more than 69 percent of freshmenlived in on-campus housing. Dr. Kenneth G. Saag was named director of the new center. 9,669 were here. October 1, 1995: UAB assumed administrative responsibility of the School of Primary Medical Care and the University Medical Clinics of the University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH). Deal was named interim director and CEO. The school was officially renamed as the University of Alabama School of Medicine. January 14, 1977: The Radiation Therapy and Tumor Institute was dedicated as Phase I of the Lurleen B. Wallace Memorial Hospital and Tumor Institute. April 8, 2002: Norman A. Reilly, Jr., became UAB's fourth Sports Information officer. August 5, 2014: John M. Meador, Jr., became the inaugural dean of UAB Libraries upon the administrative merger of UAB's two libraries, the Mervyn H. Sterne Library and the Lister Hill Library of the Health Sciences. January 20, 2016: The Hill Student Center was officially dedicated. October 1968: For the fall term, history faculty member Dr. Jack D. L. Holmes offered a course in African American history. Twenty centers were closed and six other centers were merged into existing UAB centers. November 24, 1985: Birmingham's Visitors and Information Center at UAB was dedicated at 1201 University Boulevard. February 20, 1991: Twin Towers, a student residence, was renamed Camp Hall in honor of Ehney A. October 2022: Three UAB faculty members were named to the National Academy of Medicine, Drs. The Board of Directors, acting as a single entity, is responsible for all activities of the organization. Trained as an artist, Mary recently illustrated Strabismus Surgery, Innovative and Classical approaches by Irene H Ludwig,Thiemepublishers and online atMedOne. April 3, 1986: The Lister Hill Center for Health Policy and the Center for Nuclear Imaging Research were established by The University of Alabama Board of Trustees. Mr. Lee currently serves as Chairman of the Board of Children's Hospital of Alabama and as a director of the Birmingham Business Alliance, as well as past president of the Vestavia Hills Parks Foundation and of the Auburn University Athletic Development Council. December 1966: Senator Lister Hill announced original grant funding for the Alabama Regional Medical Program. June 25, 1999: Sidney L. McDonald was elected president pro tempore of The University of Alabama Board of Trustees. November 9, 1949: The Alabama legislature approved plans for a joint medical college and dental school building. December 20, 1944: The University of Alabama entered into a 99-year contract with Jefferson County for the use of Jefferson and Hillman Hospitals. November 1997: Dr. William B. Dr. Heersink, of Dothan, Alabama, is a renowned eye surgeon, innovator, and entrepreneur. March 18, 2002: An open house was held in the newly renovated Spencer Honors House. June 1, 1976: The Ambulatory Dialysis Center opened at 516 South 20th Street. The evaluation of University of Alabama at Birmingham Hospital also includes data from UAB Highlands. In recognition of the gift, The University of Alabama System Board of Trustees renamed the department as the Barefield Department of Criminal Justice, the first named academic department at UAB. The total extramural research grant awards received at UAB for the fiscal year was over $430 million. June 25, 1998: After having served as interim since 1997, Dr. Peter V. O'Neil was named UAB's second Provost. September 9, 1972: The Psychiatric Day Treatment Center was renamed in honor of benefactor William P. Engel. July 1996: Dr. Eli Capilouto was named fourth dean of the School of Public Health after having served as interim dean since November 4, 1994. April 13, 2017: The new INTO UAB Center, housed on the second floor of the Mervyn H. Sterne Library, was officially dedicated. November 11, 2010: UAB announced plans to add two more sports for female athletes. January 1, 1998: Dr. Shirley Salloway Kahn became interim vice president for Financial Affairs and Administration. June 1989: Mike Dunphy became the fourth head coach of the Men's Golf team. March 1998: Odessa Woolfolk Community Service Award established and first awarded to Associate Professor Linda W. Goodson. 1990: The first use of a monoclonal antibody to treat rheumatoid arthritis occurred at University Hospital. September 1, 1984: Ken Letson became UAB's second Sports Information director. September 1, 1978: The UAB Police Department assumed campus-wide responsibility for the enforcement of University parking rules and regulations.. June 26, 2020: Terri Del Conte became the new head coach of Women's Beach Volleyball. April 30, 1982: The Hulsey Center for Arts and Humanities officially opened. September 18, 1971: Dr. Fain A. Guthrie became first dean of the School of Education after serving as interim dean for one month. June 1, 1969: Imogene L. Baswell received a bachelor's degree in engineering, the first female graduate of the engineering program in Birmingham. Since 1996, she has been a member of the Steering Committee of the U.S.-Japan Cooperative Medical Science Program. August 25, 1982: UAB alumna Barbara Crozier, Miss Wheelchair Alabama, was selected as the 1983 Miss Wheelchair, USA. 1979: Dr. James Rachels was named third dean of the School of Humanities after serving as interim since 1978. July 1, 1997: The independent Eye Foundation Hospital was acquired by the UAB Health System and renamed the Eye Foundation Hospital at UAB. She was the first female selected to oversee the health system. The remainder may be outsiders. October 26, 1998: Dr. Michael A. Geheb, first director and CEO of the UAB Health System, announced his resignation effective December 5, 1998, and Dr. William B. July 1, 1970: Dr. Marie L. O'Koren became the second dean of the School of Nursing. September 10, 1960: Birmingham faculty member James F. Hatcher, Jr., director of Town and Gown Theatre, directed the annual Miss America pageant in Atlantic City, New Jersey. October 1, 2004: Dr. Robert R. Rich became the dean of the School of Medicine and vice president for Medicine. He also has a BS in Corporate Financeand a Minor in Englishfrom the University of Alabama. March 3, 1964: Dr. Tinsley R. Harrison delivered the first Distinguished Faculty Lecture, "Witches and Doctors.". November 29, 1940: Brewer Dixon was elected to the University of Alabama Board of Trustees. September 13, 1952: The Medical Center Library reopened in its new space in the South Wing of the first and second floors of the New Hillman Building. 4. After much public outcry, the Viking-inspired mascot was dropped within six months. 2011: Paul W. Bryant, Jr., was elected president pro tempore of The University of Alabama Board of Trustees. Drs. Dr. Gregory Pence was the faculty sponsor of the team. October 23, 1949: A groundbreaking ceremony was held at the Medical Center for the Birmingham Veterans Administration Hospital. Earlier in his career, Dr. Love held a number of senior management positions in medical affairs and product development at Genentech, where he served as chairman of Genentechs Product Development Committee. Dr. William F. Bridgers was the center's first director. All rights reserved (About Us). 1944: Fifty-four students, including three females, graduated as the last class of the two-year basic medical sciences program in Tuscaloosa. October 8, 1945: Classes for freshmen and sophomore medical students began at the new, four-year Medical College of Alabama with the freshman class size limited to 52 students. In 2003, after chairing the $392 million Campaign for UAB, he received the Presidents Medal from the University of Alabama at Birmingham. June 10, 1985: Angela Tower, a dance student at UAB, was named Miss Alabama. September 1965: Sarah Louise Fisher became the first African American student in The University of Alabama School of Nursing, then located on the campus in Tuscaloosa. Dale A. He was the first African American named as head basketball coach. Dr. Dunlap also served for 10 years as the medical director for the Alabama Department of Public Health Tuberculosis Program and previously held positions as chief of staff, vice president for Ambulatory Services, and chief operating officer of The Kirklin Clinic at UAB. February 9, 2021: Forbes named UAB as the best large employer in the nation. Dr. Mark E. LaGory (Sociology) served as the first chair of the new senate. It 1972 it would officially be renamed as UAB Commedia. October 9, 1991: The Bone Marrow Transplant Program was reactivated at UAB with Dr. William P. Vaughan as head. Dr. William Ferniany became the first Chief Executive Officer of the new authority. August 1, 2018: Finis E. St. John, IV, a member of the Board of Trustees since 2002, became the interim chancellor of the three-campus University of Alabama System. January 1, 1899: Entering freshmen at the Birmingham Medical College were required to attend the college's new four-year course.
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