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UAA ITS would like to extend a huge THANK YOU to all students for helping us get everyone enrolled in MFA over the past four months.

If you have used the Library’s collections or services to complete an undergraduate research paper or project, please consider applying for the Consortium Library Award by May 8, 2024.

The most anticipated event of the semester is upon us! This Friday, May 3, in Gordon Hartlieb Hall, Room 108 (the wheelthrown ceramics studio) from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. student and faculty pieces will be for sale!

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.

Alaska Native Studies is proud to present the Indigenous Performing Arts Forum Showcase featuring stop motion animation, live singing, and shadow work.

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

Register now for the May 9 Annual Assessment Retreat - 'Heading into our year of Mission Fulfillment Self-Evaluation'. All faculty, staff, and students are invited to attend!

Attention all science enthusiasts! We are pleased to announce the Second Annual PWSC Environmental Sciences Symposium, where students will present their independent research projects. Join us in person or on Zoom.

As we conclude the spring semester, I wanted to reach out and say, “You've got this!”