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College of Education faculty members Jesús Tirado and Sara Demoiny, joined by Draughon Center for the Arts & Humanities Program Manager Maiben Beard, presented their paper, “Integrating Diverse Narratives in a Historic Site in Alabama,” at the 2026 SSEC International Conference in Puerto Rico.
Kathryn Floyd, an associate professor of art history, has received the Gerald and Emily Leischuck Endowed Presidential Award for Excellence in Teaching.
The College of Liberal Arts Office of Strategic Initiatives and Programs will host “The AI Nexus: The Arts, Humanities and Engineering Converge,” a one-day conference that unearths connections between AI, art and the humanities on Thursday, Feb. 12.
Underneath pastures and woodlands just south of Notasulga, an Alabama Civil War camp may be waiting to be discovered. College of Liberal Arts students are working to be the first to uncover it.