In support of RISE Center at The University of Alabama, Christ Episcopal Church will host a showing of Do Right: The Stallings Standard on Thursday, February 27, 2025 at 5:30 PM in Randall Hall. There will be silent auction items available for consideration, and the documentary will begin at 6 PM.

This documentary, produced by Dr. Chandra Clark and Dr. Michael Bruce—associate professors in the Department of Journalism & Creative Media at The University of Alabama, highlights the impactful legacy of Coach Gene Stallings. Known for leading the 1992 Alabama Crimson Tide to a national championship and his extensive coaching career, Stallings is also celebrated for his dedication to his family and advocacy for individuals with special needs. His personal story, including his relationship with his late son John Mark and his contributions to RISE Schools, reflects a broader philosophy of compassion and respect. The documentary underscores Stallings' commitment to doing right and encourages viewers to approach others with understanding and empathy.

The RISE Program is a nationally recognized early childhood education program that is dedicated to excellence in service, research, and teaching. The program predominately serves young children with varying abilities, but also includes traditional learners. The RISE model is a unique blend of early childhood education, child development, early childhood special education, and integrated therapy. The purpose of the program is to optimally prepare children for their next educational environment, and to provide support to families. RISE is a part of the College of Human Environmental Studies at The University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa Alabama.