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Dr. Barton is PWSC's Adult Education Coordinator and will add a lot of insight into board decisions. By actively participating in the Alaska Adult Education Association, Dr. Barton contributes to the advancement and success of adult education in Alaska, benefiting not only individual learners but also colleges and the workforce.

The Seawolf Essentials Center will be open over Summer Semester! Availability will be limited to Hub staffing — drop by and check in with staff to visit.

The UAA Copy & Print Center is now offering custom Graduation Yard Signs for $45/each*!

Beginning in May, the UAA’s Applied Environmental Research Center (AERC) will be recruiting for motivated individuals who love to spend Alaska summer outdoors.

This job is hired through a labor pool from which the College of Health draws when research professionals are needed to work on sponsored projects. The position may be part or full time.

Multicultural Student Services (MSS) Annual Graduation Celebration: This event specifically centers and celebrates students who identify as Black, African American, Indigenous, Native American, Hispanic, Latine/x/a/o, Asian, Pacific Islander, Middle Eastern and North African, multiracial or mixed heritage; students who practice minoritized religions; and international students.

Please Join the Alaska Run for Women College of Health Team. Students, staff, faculty, families and friends are all welcome!

The 2024 Behavioral Sciences Conference of the North (BSCN) presentation winner was "Addressing the Gap: Measurement Strategies to Understand the Impact of School Resource Officers in Alaska" presented by Jasmine Jones!

Don't miss out on the College of Business and Public Policy (CBPP)'s free 2024 summer academies! They'll run May 28 - June 7 for high school students and 2024 grads and are filling up fast.

On Friday, May 3, 5-7 p.m. in the Arc Gallery at UAA/APU Consortium Library, UAA Department of Arts faculty member, Herminia Din, Ph.D., will present a solo exhibition, ‘Creative Practice of Sustainable Art in the Arctic (2003-2024)’, featuring work spanning her career at UAA as she retires from the university.