Retiree News
The University of Alabama Retiree Association - Winter Meeting
The University of Alabama Retirees Association invites you to attend the Winter meeting on February 5 at 2:00 P.M. at University Church of Christ, 1200 Julia Tutwiler Drive., Tuscaloosa. The speakers include Special FBI Agent, Matt Tootle, who will be speaking on "Preventing Identity Theft" and Janice Charlesworth, Executive Secretary of AERA, who will provide updates on legislative issues that impact education retirees.
UA Retiree News - Fall 2009
If you are a retired faculty or staff member of The University of Alabama, this e-newsletter is for you. Each quarterly e-newsletter includes a greeting from a UA administrator, a profile of a retiree, and news and information that keep you connected to the University family. UA Retiree News will bring you updates on UA's endowment efforts, as well as campus growth, enrollment and faculty/staff news. We welcome your comments and announcements. Please send information about professional awards, publishing efforts, conferences attended or papers presented by our retirees, to retireenews@ua.edu.
TUARA Membership Information
The University of Alabama Retirees Association focuses on the needs of retired University employees, educates the public about issues unique to retired individuals and helps promote continued support of the University's scholarly and professional objectives. The group has grown from 36 people at the Fall 2003 organizational meeting to a membership of 873 currently. If you would like to learn more about TUARA contact Martha Still Rogers, Vice President for Membership, at mrogers37@bellsouth.net.
TUARA Focuses on "Connecting"
The University of Alabama Retirees Association (TUARA) seeks to assist members in volunteerism and service projects. A previous survey indicates that UA retirees are devoting countless hours to various local, state and national groups and communities. One new initiative in the service area of TUARA is to assist the University Medical Center in establishing a volunteer group to serve as "greeters" at the Center. The University Medical Center/College of Community Health has been in existence since 1974 and serves approximately 55,000 patients a year. As they settle into their new facility, UMC has expressed a need to TUARA for such a volunteer group. To volunteer or receive more information regarding this project, TUARA members may contact Dianne Kerr at dianne@comcast.net or call her at 339-5514.