During the COVID-19 pandemic, many end-of-semester events celebrating student achievements have required new modes of expression. Each year, graduating art majors show their work in a senior exhibition in Judson’s on-campus Marian Acree Tucker Gallery. This year, an in-person event was not possible for senior Toria Mendow’s exhibition, “Creator”. Katlin Bailey ’12, a former art […]
Several Judson College student-athletes have been nationally recognized for their academic achievements during the 2019-2020 school year. Congratulations, Eagles! USCAA National All-Academic Award The United States Collegiate Athletic Association (USCAA) National All-Academic distinction is awarded to student-athletes with at least 24 credits and a 3.5 GPA. Fall and Winter 2019 recipients are as follows: Basketball […]
Judson College has announced its Spring 2020 Dean’s List. To be eligible for the honor, students must have completed a minimum of 15 hours, earned letter grades with no incompletes and earned at least a 3.7 grade point average with no grade below a C. Despite the unexpected challenges of a spring semester unlike any […]
Judson College senior Libby Whitten was named to the 2020 USCAA Women’s Basketball Division I All-Academic Team. The USCAA National All-Academic award is given to student-athletes with at least 24 credits and a 3.5 GPA. Whitten, a graduate of Fyffe High School in Fyffe, Ala., is double majoring in Criminal Justice and Psychology at Judson […]
Dear Judson Community, In keeping with Governor Ivey’s statewide Stay-at-Home order that goes into effect at 5 p.m. Saturday, April 4, 2020, Judson has expanded the number of its employees who will work from home due to their residing in a high impact county or needing to be available for their immediate family. Every effort […]
Dear Judson Community, Following Alabama Governor Ivey’s announcement to keep K-12 schools closed to face-to-face instruction through the remainder of the Alabama public school year ending on June 5, the College has determined it will not offer Short Term courses in classroom settings on campus. The faculty will teach the required courses during Short Term […]
Bowling Library will be closed with personnel working from home effective Monday, March 30th. We continue to monitor our email and phone calls. If you have need of our services contact a library staff member, and we will respond as quickly as possible. We continue to maintain our web presence at http://libguides.judson.edu. This provides access […]
As of 03/18/2020, the campus operations of Judson College have been modified as follows: Academic Operations Spring Break will continue through Tuesday, March 24. Classes will resume Wednesday, March 25, with an online (distance instruction) delivery through the end of the Spring semester (April 29). Students will hear from their professors regarding requirements for their […]
Judson College President W. Mark Tew has issued a letter on the College’s plans through the end of the spring semester in light of the COVID-19 crisis. All Coronavirus updates will be posted as they are made at judson.edu/coronavirus. Dear Judson Community: In response to the rapidly changing circumstances related to the current public health […]
Judson’s Criminal Justice Department hosted a lunch and learn event last week entitled “I Defend People, Not Crimes.” Guest speakers were Tuscaloosa County Assistant Public Defender Everett Hoagland and Mason Roush-Wallace, Investigator for the Florida Federal Public Defender Office. Both guests shared their personal stories of being called to careers serving the marginalized and vulnerable. […]