Support comes in many forms, including gifts of time. Our first-ever alumni board features a group of people who will be working hard in the coming year to grow relationships with graduates all over the country. We are grateful for their commitment to the College and to UAB.
Wesley Calhoun - President, Shoe Corp
Justice Sciences ’87
Richard Cashio - Owner, Tassco Steel
Political Science ‘80
Emily Chastain - Leadership and Development Coordinator, North Alabama Conference of the United Methodist Church
History ‘07
Lori Cork - Public Relations Director, The Salvation Army
English ‘01
Trevor Hale - Head of Global Communications, Infiniti
Communication Studies ‘92
Bolaji Kukoyi - President, Dynamic Solutions
Mathematics ’02, ‘08
Eric Meyer - Co-owner and Head Brewer, Cahaba Brewing; Firefighter and Paramedic, Mountain Brook Fire Department
Individually Designed Major ‘01
Mike Rowe - Senior IT Manager, Motion Industries
Computer and Information Sciences ‘86
Amy Royer - President, Royer Media Group
Communication Studies ‘92
Teresa Wilson - Account Manager, Birmingham Printing and Publishing
Communication Studies ‘92
Daisy Wong - Chief Quality Officer, MedSnap
Computer and Information Sciences ’97, ‘03
Inaugural Alumni Board
Arts & Sciences Magazine
CAS News
October 07, 2016
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Inside the Inaugural ‘Mike’ Wilson LectureAs the second annual ‘Mike’ Wilson Lecture approaches on October 23, 2026, CAS News looks back at the inaugural event in the series. Hosted each fall by the Department of Sociology, the lecture is made possible through a generous gift from its namesake. -
UAB’s Henry Panion III to conduct, arrange for Stevie Wonder’s “Songs in the Key of Life” 50th anniversary tourPanion will once again serve as conductor and arranger for Wonder as the longtime collaborators embark on a 10-country European and United States tour celebrating 50 years of one of the most acclaimed albums in popular music history. -
Fall performances by the UAB Department of MusicThe UAB Department of Music presents recitals and concerts by students, faculty and guest artists each fall and spring semester, most of them free and open to the public.