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Nye Named to SEC Community Service Team. The senior guard received the honor after serving as a leader in the community.

Much of Taylor's service work has been through Circle K International (CKI), a collegiate service organization in which she has held several offices. In conversation, she mentions volunteer positions in CKI and other charitable organizations not as if she is bragging, but as if they are afterthoughts, interesting tidbits that didn't quite make the headline: community service chair for Manderson MBA Association; volunteer coordinator for Loaves & Fishes Food Pantry; club president for CKI, district lieutenant governor for CKI; most recently international trustee for CKI. Clearly she is driven by service, but leadership positions seem to find her on the way.

Alabama swimmers Blake Peeples and Liberty Williams were named to the Southeastern Conference Community Service Team, the league office announced Tuesday.

The University of Alabama's student-run Capstone Agency created communications plans for several charities pro bono.

43 students were recently named to the 2024-2025 University of Alabama Communication and Information Sciences ambassador team. C&IS Ambassadors promote interest in the fields of communication and media and assist the college with special events and programs.

This past year, UA sculpture students designed and crafted original pieces of functional art for an outdoor space that promotes healing and health in a rural Alabama community.

This past year, UA sculpture students designed and crafted original pieces of functional art for an outdoor space that promotes healing and health in a rural Alabama community.

The 30th annual Beat Auburn Beat Hunger food drive launches Sept. 29 at The University of Alabama. Area students serve on the executive board of BABH and are excited for the 2023 annual campaign kickoff.

Macy Clem Named to SEC Community Service Team. The graduate student has spent time volunteering with several organizations throughout her time at Alabama.

Alabama's Julian Collins, Margaret Conteh Selected to 2023 SEC Track and Field Community Service Teams. The Crimson Tide's Conteh and Collins gave back to the local Tuscaloosa community through volunteer opportunities with Habitat for Humanity, The RISE Center and the West Alabama Food Bank.

Alabama's Jim Jarvis was recently named to the 2023 Southeastern Conference Baseball Community Service Team.

Canon Claycomb was selected as the Crimson Tide's Men's Golf representative on the SEC Community Service Team.

Crimson Tide swimmer Derek Maas was named the Southeastern Conference's Male Brad Davis Community Service Leader of the Year.

Alabama Athletics Duo Maas, Mitchell Named Brad Davis Community Service Leaders of the Year Winner. Crimson Tide men's swimmer Derek Maas and gymnast Sania Mitchell are among 28 (14 men and 14 women) named to the SEC community service postgraduate award list.

Alabama's Sydney Orefice Named to SEC Women's Tennis Community Service Team. Sydney Orefice was named to the 2023 team for her work within the community.

Alabama's Joao Ferreira Named to SEC Community Service Team. Ferreira has led the Crimson Tide by example the past two seasons both on and off the court.

Alabama's Ryan Cobbins Named to SEC Women's Basketball Community Service Team. Cobbins led the Crimson Tide in community service hours for the 2022-23 season

The University of Alabama's student-run Capstone Agency created communications plans for several charities pro bono.

Alabama's Emil Ekiyor Jr. Selected to 2022 SEC Community Service Team. The redshirt senior has devoted significant time to volunteer efforts during his time at the Capstone.

Alabama Men's Tennis Senior Patrick Kaukovalta Selected For SEC Community Service Team Since 2018, the Crimson Tide senior has been involved in several projects including Habitat for Humanity and Project Angel Tree

The Blackburn Institute is proud to announce the winners of the 2022 Daniel Community Scholars Competition. As part of the curriculum for each new class, students are divided into ten groups based on collective interest. The groups then plan a project proposal for the Tuscaloosa area with the help of community partners, before competing against one another for funding. This year, the Institute is excited to have selected three DCS groups to receive funding, whose proposals will be implemented over the course of the Spring 2023 semester.

Alabama's Loudmilla Bencheikh was named to the Southeastern Conference Women's Tennis Community Service Team, the league office announced on Wednesday.

Alabama Football's Phidarian Mathis Named to SEC Football Community Service Team The redshirt senior is among 14 student-athletes honored by the league for superior service efforts

Rogers was selected to the conference team for the second-consecutive year

The University of Alabama's Council on Community-Based Partnerships bestowed honors upon more than a dozen people and community partners at its 15th annual Excellence in Community Engagement Awards. The event recognized outstanding engaged scholarship work combined with teaching, research and service in equitable partnerships with external community groups with the goal of creating sustained, positive change.

Nonprofit organizations across the country were among the many who felt the overwhelming impact of COVID-19. But last fall, when several Tuscaloosa nonprofits needed help like never before, The University of Alabama's student-led organization Serving Bama found a way to safely continue vital, in-person volunteer services, and they continue doing so today. "We knew that now more than ever, the Tuscaloosa community needed our support," said Chloe Keck, a senior biology major who acts as team leader for Serving Bama. "It was important for us to find a way to continue offering services to our community partners, to be consistent and hands-on in the community, while being cognizant of the pandemic and the precautions we needed to take to keep everyone safe." Serving Bama is one of UA's Center for Service and Leadership's Community Action Teams. Through Keck's leadership, and with the help of 23 assistant team leaders, Serving Bama makes it their mission to serve the community, meeting a variety of needs for eleven nonprofits throughout Tuscaloosa, where nearly 130 UA students volunteer weekly.

Nearly 60 students are serving on The University of Alabama's Avanti team -- a group that seeks to welcome new students during the Bama Bound orientation process. By becoming acquainted with Capstone academic programs and co-curricular opportunities, the Avanti Team provides essential support in preparing incoming students to meet the challenges of enrollment and in welcoming high school groups to campus for large-scale recruitment events. The Avanti team functions under the auspices of the Office of Orientation and Special Programs in the Division of Academic Affairs.

The University of Alabama's team of 20 Parent Ambassadors welcomes more than 8,000 incoming parents and family members to UA during the summer. They work for Parent & Family Programs within the Division of Student Life. Students who are Parent Ambassadors receive opportunities to build their leadership skills and to work with other student leaders and professionals from across campus.

Beat Auburn Beat Hunger staff members have started planning for their 26th year food drive campaign at The University of Alabama. Beat Auburn Beat Hunger is an annual student-run event that was created by the Center for Service and Leadershipand the West Alabama Food Bank in 1994. During the six weeks leading up to the Iron Bowl, the food drive unites University of Alabama students, faculty, staff, alumni, and Tuscaloosa and Northport community members to help fight hunger and poverty in West Alabama. In competition with Auburn University and the Food Bank of East Alabama, BABH challenges both institutions to collect the most food and monetary donations to help their local food bank. This good-natured competition has made an impact that reaches far beyond the campuses where it began. Since its inception, Alabama and Auburn have combined to raise 6.6 million pounds of food for Alabamians in need.

The University of Alabama Division of Student Life awarded the 2019 Penny Allen Awards to Brooke Bailey and Courtney Thomas. The Penny Allen Award is an annual award given to one student and one faculty or staff member at UA. The award recognizes selfless service, unfailing commitment, leadership and contributions to student life at UA.