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In celebration of Elizabeth Peratrovich Day, this event is co-sponsored by the Alaska Native Studies program (AKNS) and the Consortium Library. The panel features Rebekah Horsechief (Osage/Pawnee), Ian Hartman (Chair of History), Rebecca Maseda (Language Department) and Maria Williams (AKNS). The event is facilitated by Deborah Mole.

Apply now for a summer temp housing position: maintenance, custodial, event services or event services intern.

A CLEP-A-THON is a drop in test day or week that allows the test taker to take as many CLEP exams as they can. Examinees will still be required to register but can do so onsite with assistance from test center staff.

Join Ethan/ Kayaaní J Lauesen at the UAA Printmaking Studio for a demonstration on Intaglio printing. Learn about the technical process of printing a copper plate etching and adding additional colors through chine-collé. This event is free and open to the public.

The UAA School of Medical Education is a partnership with the University of Washington School of Medicine (UWSOM), part of the Washington, Wyoming, Alaska, Montana, Idaho (WWAMI) decentralized medical education program. UAA WWAMI is seeking applicants for a non-tenure track appointment in the School of Medical Education, teaching Human Form and Function (HFF) to 1st and 2nd year medical students in the Foundations Phase.

Have you found your intellectual passions and want to continue your education beyond your Bachelor’s degree? Are you curious about graduate school?

The Seawolf Food Pantry is an on-campus food pantry that is open to all UAA students experiencing food insecurity. Students can access the pantry up to twice per month to receive a 3-day supply of shelf-stable food for households of up to 4.

Join us to celebrate the grand re-opening of the Learning Commons! Enjoy light refreshments, tour the new space, learn about the services offered and more.

The Alaska Academic Decathlon will bring 150 high school students from more than 20 different communities to UAA, Feb. 21-24. This rigorous scholastic program challenges students in ten different subjects based on a yearly theme.

Kick off the spring 2024 semester with a social event that centers Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC)! All are welcome to join us - enjoy music by Sari Sari Band, free food from Hula Hands restaurant and opportunities to mingle with new and familiar friends!