Program Impact
Moments with the UA Team
Marching in Selma, 2026
In March 2026, Andrew Goodman Ambassadors at the University of Alabama traveled to Selma, Alabama to commemorate the anniversary of the historic Selma marches and to honor those who risked everything for the right to vote.
Active On Campus
The UA Team regularly hosts tabling event on campus where they help student register to vote, provide accurate voter education materials, and create a positive environment for civic engagement on campus.
National Voter Registration Day
The UA Team participates in National Civic Holidays, like National Voter Registration Day. National Voter Registration Day is a nonpartisan civic holiday dedicated to celebrating our democracy. Since its kickoff in 2012, the holiday and its team of thousands of Partners have worked to get over 6.5 million Americans registered to vote in time for their next trip to the ballot box.Meet the Campus Team
The University of Alabama
Campus Champion
Vincent Willis
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Vincent Willis
Ambassador
Kahyah Shabazz
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Kahyah Shabazz
Kahyah Shabazz is a third-year student at the University of Alabama. She is passionate about civic engagement, advocacy, and community empowerment. She is committed to increasing voter access and participation among students through education and outreach that make the democratic process more approachable. Drawing on her leadership experience and dedication to public service, Kahyah strives to create inclusive spaces where all voices can be heard and valued.
Ambassador
Daniel Lynn
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Daniel Lynn
Daniel Lynn is a junior from Ridgeland, Mississippi attending the University of Alabama. He is studying chemistry, legal history, and German on the pre-med track. Daniel performs research with Dr. Gayan B. Wijeratne's inorganic chemistry research lab. Last year, he interned with Return My Vote, which focuses on restoring the voting rights of Alabamians with disqualifying felony convictions.
Ambassador
Emily Adcock
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Emily Adcock
Emily Adcock is a sophomore at the University of Alabama from Madison, Mississippi. She is a University Fellow majoring in English and History with a Legal Concentration. Emily is a Teaching Assistant for the Philosophy Department, a Blackburn Institute Student, and an Honors College Ambassador. This year, she serves as a Content and Strategy Consultant for Crossroads Civic Engagement Center’s Civic Learning Lab at UA. She plans to pursue an MBA and eventually attend law school.
