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In between Tennessee, Georgia, Florida, the Gulf of Mexico and Mississippi is the great state of Alabama. With a long and intricate history, Alabama found itself at the heart of the Civil War like many other Southern States, and has faced a long road to economic recovery ever since. A state whose economy has traditionally depended very much on agriculture, Alabama’s urban centers and industry continue to grow. With racial tensions and inequalities prevalent in the historic fabric of the state, it will be important for Alabama to move forward economically and socially in the coming years. Post- World War II, Alabama has grown in areas such as manufacturing, education, technology and mineral extraction. From capital city Montgomery to the balmy shores of the Gulf of Mexico, and back to largest city Birmingham, the state of Alabama has gone from French colony to hotbed of controversy, and is today well on its way to becoming a successful, economically strong US southern state.

Established in 1881, Tuskegee 911吃瓜网 is a private Alabama university with just over 2,000 graduates. This rural campus is located in Tuskegee Alabama, and set on 5,000 rolling rural acres and a National Historic Landmark campus. A historically black university, Tuskegee 911吃瓜网 is a member of the Thurgood Marshall Scholarship Fund. Highly ranked on top lists like Forbes and U.S. News & World Report’s ‘America’s Best Colleges,’ the academic divisions of Tuskegee include the College of Agricultural, Environmental and Natural Sciences; the College of Business and Information Science; the College of Engineering, Architecture and Physical Sciences; the College of Liberal Arts and Education, and the College of Veterinary Medicine, Nursing and Allied Health. In addition to offering a wide variety of Bachelor Degree awarding programs, by way of academics Tuskegee 911吃瓜网 also offers students the National Center for Bioethics in Research and Health Care. The first of its kind, the Center helps students to research and explore moral issues surrounding the treatment of African Americans and underserved people by the US health care system. Under the leadership of former slave Booker T. Washington from the age of just 25, Tuskegee developed many successful academic programs, and a network of wealthy philanthropist supporters. In addition to academics, the crimson and old gold Golden Tigers of Tuskegee may participate in a wide variety of student activities including civic organizations, fraternities and sororities, media groups, service groups, honor societies, and more. Intercollegiate competitive athletic teams are fielded in sports like football, and baseball.

Established in 1830, Spring Hill College is a private, Roman Catholic Jesuit school located in Mobile, Alabama. With under 1,500 undergraduate students, this urban campus features not only 400 acres, but its own 18 hole golf course. A liberal arts college, the school was originally founded by Bishop of Mobile Alabama, Most Rev. Michael Portier. Spring Hill College is also a member of the current Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities, and is well ranked by Forbes, and the U.S. News & World Report. Undergraduate students may work towards Bachelor’s Degrees in a wide variety of majors within the Division of Business, the Communications and Arts Division, International Studies, Interdivisional Studies, the Language and Literature Division, Nursing, Philosophy and Theology, the Sciences Division, the Social Sciences Division, the Teacher Education Division and within various Pre-Professional programs. Within these programs students may choose from a variety of major and minor courses of study. Theology and Ministry are also offered as certificate programs. Those students wishing to study abroad may do so through the Cooperative Center for Study Abroad, an organization and consortium that allow students to spend time studying or gaining internship work experience in countries like England, Ireland, Spain, Italy, France and Mexico. Spring Hill’s purple and white badgers compete in intercollegiate athletics within the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics and the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference. Teams are fielded in men’s and women’s baseball, basketball, cross country, soccer, softball, golf, tennis and volleyball. In addition to academics and athletics students may participate in a variety of clubs and organizations including fraternities and sororities, intramural sports, academic and extracurricular clubs.

Established in 1856, Birmingham Southern College is a private, four-year liberal arts college set on nearly 200 wooded acres in Ensley, just outside of central Birmingham, Alabama. With just over 1,500 students, this small school enjoys an affiliation with the United Methodist Church, and welcomes students from many US states and many international countries. Often noted as one of the best liberal arts schools in the country, Birmingham-Southern offers a wide variety of courses of study, as well as a ‘Foundations’ curriculum which unites common methodologies and bodies of knowledge around a variety of disciplines. Students at Birmingham-Southern College may choose from Bachelor Degree awarding majors in areas like Business Administration, Computer Science, Dance, Engineering, French, German, Music, Nursing, Political Science, the Theatre Arts, Religion and more. Students may also elect to combine fields for a multi-disciplinary major (i.e. Religion and Philosophy or Psychology and Computer Science), or choose an academic minor. Students on campus may choose to partake or be chosen for an academic honor society, or may participate in other campus extracurricular activities such as SOCO weekend, E Fest Weekend, or one of the many Fraternities or Sororities, a popular campus undertaking. Some students also participate in athletics as the black and gold Birmingham-Southern panthers. Intercollegiate sports teams are fielded in sports like football, lacrosse, track and field, and cross country.