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CircleIn is now here for the Fall Semester 2021! CircleIn is an all-in-one studying resource designed to help you stay organized and collaborate with your classmates to get the best grades possible in your courses. Best of all, you can earn gift cards just for using the app, be entered in regular contests for great prizes, and even earn scholarships for helping your peers and yourself as a frequent user of the app!

The leads of a planned five-year sixth phase of the Alaska NSF EPSCoR project will hold an informational webinar about the proposal Friday, Sept. 3 at noon. Entitled "Glaciers to Gulf," the $20 million proposal will focus on Alaska's coastal margins. Leads from the three main UA campuses are currently asking for pre-proposals from researchers interested in working on the project; see the attachment for more details.

The Care Team Case Manager is a key member of the University of Alaska Anchorage (UAA) Dean of Students Office. This position is a member of the UAA Care Teams and closely collaborates with the Student Health & Counseling Center, Disability Support Services, and Residence Life.

Do you like working outdoors? Taking care of greenhouse plants? Keeping your campus safe and beautiful? Having a flexible work schedule? If so, join the UAA Grounds crew as a student groundskeeper for the upcoming winter and spring seasons. For more information or to apply today, visit our UA job posting.

The UAA Office of the Bursar invites applications for the role of Cashiering Supervisor. We are seeking a highly motivated and enthusiastic individual to join our team. This is a regular full-time, Grade 78, minimum $23.84 hourly DOE, 12-month position complete with a competitive salary and UA employee benefits package.

Please join us virtually for an open forum for the Student Transition Coordinator position within Multicultural Student Services. The topic is: “Frameworks and Approaches for Supporting Marginalized Students.”

As the fall semester begins, as does the requirements for Title IX training. This is the time of year that you will receive multiple messages to ensure that your Title IX training has been completed, per federal requirements. While this may seem like just another thing to add to your long to do list, I'd encourage you to take a pause to remember why it is so important.