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Bear Tooth Theatrepub: "UAA Campus - West"

Bear Tooth Theatre Pub in Anchorage.

Bear Tooth Theatrepub is the city's living room, providing a valuable community space for Anchorage entertainment and events. This month, three UAA programs bring their academics off campus, for a screening and Q&A on Nov. 8 and a public debate Nov. 13.

At UAA, we refuse to be divided

It has come to the attention of university leadership that flyers with the statement "it's okay to be white" were posted in various places on the UAA campus. Further investigation revealed this is part of a movement occurring at high schools and universities nationwide designed to create racial tension and division with the express goal of eliciting media coverage. At UAA, we refuse to be divided.

UAA piloting program now has its own call sign

UAA's New P2006 Twin

University of Alaska Anchorage piloting instructors and students now have their own call sign thanks to an agreement with the Federal Aviation Administration. The agreement authorizes the university to use CWOLF, pronounced Seawolf, in honor of UAA’s mascot.

Kodiak College honored with Cornerstone Award from Kodiak Chamber of Commerce

 

Alaska Airlines gives ANSEP additional $1 million to support STEM education

Alaska Airlines has renewed its partnership with the Alaska Native Science and Engineering Program (ANSEP) to provide a brighter future for middle school students from rural communities across the state of Alaska.

Accounting Services launches new hours of operation

Starting Oct. 30, 2017, Accounting Services has new hours of operation: Monday–Friday, 11 a.m.–5 p.m.

Kachemak Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve now recruiting for environmental education internship

The Kachemak Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve (KBNERR), headquartered in Homer, is now accepting applications for a paid six-month internship. Position start date is January 2018. Learn more and apply.

New hours for walk-in lobby service at the University Center One Stop

 

Claudia Lampman to assume role of interim vice provost for student success

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Following a thorough internal search process, Dr. Claudia Lampman has been appointed interim vice provost for student success. She will begin in this new role on Nov. 1, 2017. Dr. Lampman is passionate about student success and has demonstrated a willingness and ability to break down barriers, to build bridges across disciplines and departments, and to lead UAA to meet the goals of UAA 2020 and beyond.

UAA's 2017 Security and Fire Safety Report now available

UAA’s 2017 Security & Fire Safety Report contains information regarding campus security, personal safety and crime statistics for the three previous years. It is now available online at uaa.alaska.edu/safety. Physical copies may be picked up at the Dean of Students office in RH 122.
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