Birmingham-Southern College awarded $1.25M STEM grant to develop curriculum
Birmingham-Southern College has been awarded $1.25 million to develop curriculum centered around environmental-related issues for schools in Mobile.
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Birmingham-Southern College has been awarded $1.25 million to develop curriculum centered around environmental-related issues for schools in Mobile.
By Crystal McGough PINSON — The June 3, 2021, Pinson City Council meeting started off by recognizing Pinson Public Library’s very first Teen Library Board Champion, Kristina Allred. Left to right: City Clerk Marie Turner, Library Board member Sylvia P. McClain, Councilor Dawn Tanner, Councilor Brad Walker, Library Director Allison Scanlan, Councilor Robbie Roberts, Teen Library Board Champion Kristina Allred, Councilor John Churchwell, Mayor Joe Cochran “A little bit about the Teen Library Board (TAB), it’s a collection of 6th-12th graders who help the library by volunteering …,” ...
By Crystal McGough PINSON – Alabama State Senator Linda Coleman presented a $20,000 check to Birmingham-Southern College’s Southern Environmental Center Director Roald Hazelhoff, at the Pinson City Council meeting on Thursday, Feb. 18, 2021. Birmingham-Southern College manages the Turkey Creek Nature Preserve, which is located in the city of Pinson. The donation will be used to advance the construction of a new classroom pavilion at the entrance of the preserve. “It’s always good to try to invest in needs in the community” Coleman said. “It’s just my pleasure. Roald had been con...