The Board of Directors of the Albert Schweitzer Fellowship of Alabama is pleased to announce the third-annual Give Thanks fundraiser to support the work of the 2022-23 Fellowship cohort. This…
By Javacia Harris Bowser As a critical care pharmacist at Fort Sanders Regional in Knoxville, Tennessee, Dr. Caitlyn (Cleghorn) Whitaker believes one of the best ways she can serve her…
By Amy Weaver, Auburn Advancement; Published June 30, 2022 Five Auburn University graduate students are part of the 2022-23 class of Albert Schweitzer Fellows, the largest cohort to date for the…
By Erica Techo; April 29, 2022 The Albert Schweitzer Fellowship of Alabama (ASF) has named University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Nursing graduate Collin Dorner, BSN, RN (BSN 2021),…
Dr. Richard Kennedy and T. Marie King Receive Prestigious Awards Albert Schweitzer Fellowship of AlabamaP.O. Box 660412Birmingham, AL 35266(205) 202-0695asfalabama.org CONTACTTiffany S. AdamsDevelopment Managerdevelopment@asfalabama.org(205) 913-7493 Birmingham, AL -- May 5,…
Award Recognizes Karen Musgrove, Ph.D., of Birmingham AIDS Outreach Albert Schweitzer Fellowship of Alabama P.O. Box 660412Birmingham, AL 35266 (205) 202-0695 asfalabama.orgCONTACT Tiffany S. Adams Development Managerdevelopment@asfalabama.org(205) 913.7493 Birmingham, AL -- March 24, 2022…
2022-2023 Cohort of Graduate Students Represents the Largest Class in Organizational History Albert Schweitzer Fellowship of Alabama P.O. Box 660412 Birmingham, AL 35266 (205) 202-0695 asfalabama.org CONTACT Tiffany S. AdamsDevelopment Managerdevelopment@asfalabama.org(205) 913.7493 Birmingham, AL --…
The School of Medicine Office of Service Learning recently highlighted the project of Matthew Hudson and Henry Kendrick in their newsletter. We thank them for spotlighting the work being led…
We hope you enjoy this snapshot of what has been happening in 2021. We are proud to partner with so many academic and community partners as we jointly seek to…
Are you interested in improving health by supporting the future generation of health and human service leaders to learn about and build health equity for Alabama communities? If so, there…