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The UAA Charity Livestream, benefitting Alaska Children’s Trust, will be live from 10:00 AM to 11:00 PM on Friday, March 24, 2023. This event is put on by the UAA Esports Lounge and Club Council.

The UAA College of Arts and Sciences departments are excited to kick off the 2023 summer camps taking place this June! There are a total of five camps hosted by several of the CAS departments

As you may already be aware, Ramadan is expected to start on March 22 or 23, depending on the moon sighting, and last for 30 days until April 21 or 22.

The UAA IT Services front office in Social Sciences Building room 120 will be closed Friday, March 31 from 1:00-2:30pm for an IT employee development event.

Veronica Jones, MS Candidate in Applied Geological Sciences presents, "Sedimentary processes and depositional model for the Badami reservoir, North Slope, Alaska”

The Data & Communications rate methodology, formerly telecommunications, has been updated for FY23 to be primarily based upon employee headcount rather than telephone line alone. This change better aligns the rates with the services provided such as cybersecurity, network connectivity, data, and telephones.

Dr. Tuija Turunen of the University of Lapland will describe Finland’s approach to teacher education and for working conditions and support for teachers in the classroom.

The UAA Department of Music and the Diversity Committee presents a concert that celebrates the themes of Diversity, Intercultural Fluency and Unity. UAA Voice Majors perform songs from music theater, classical, pop, folk genres, as well as original compositions.

Alaskan composer Matthew Burtner is known for his Ecoacoustic music that brings awareness to climate change. The UAA Department of Music faculty Mari Hahn, Janet Carr-Campbell and Laura Koenig are joined by UAA music students and guest artists to perform to sounds of ice, the aurora borealis and oysters!

Join the Office of Student Affairs, Department of Residence Life, Enrollment Services and more to discuss the re-invented Seawolf Summer Bridge Program for Summer 2023. SSB23 provides incoming freshmen the opportunity to live on campus for a 5-week period during the summer to experience that "real college experience" prior to their Fall enrollment(s).