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Please join us for the General Support Services Open House on Feb. 29, 2024 from 1-4 p.m. We will be offering complimentary swag items, refreshments and mini-guided tours! RSVP is encouraged but not required!

Are you passionate about student success and access to education? Do you enjoy a dynamic work environment full of possibilities? Would you enjoy working with students to support their success at UAA and keeping the program running through administrative support?

Join us Friday, Feb. 23 from 5-7 p.m. for the opening reception of 'Sugpiak Art Renaissance' featuring work by June Pardue and 'Alaska Native Arts Student Showcase' , highlighting works by UAA Native Arts students.

Due date extended! Submit logos for "My Little Black Dress Doesn't Mean Yes" by Feb. 23, at 8 a.m. A $100 prize will be awarded to the winner! Visual art is due Feb. 26 by 8 a.m.

UAA Center for Human Development/Alaska Training Cooperative promotes healthcare and behavioral health career development opportunities for direct support professionals, supervisors and professionals in the filed engaged with the Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority beneficiaries by ensuring that training technical assistance and training is accessible and coordinated.

Graduate Education Learning Communities are sessions aimed at professors who teach graduate students, and the next session will be about mentoring McNair Scholars. A McNair Scholar has profound drive and motivation to succeed in graduate school.

The UAA Center for Community Engagement & Learning is partnering with the Anchorage Museum for Anchorage Design Week, which is Feb. 21 - 25! This annual forum gathers creative minds to promote design and envision the future of Anchorage.

Register your class for the spring 2024 College Bowl! Unify America’s Unify Challenge College Bowl is a free, virtual, intercollegiate program that matches students from different schools in one-on-one conversations about goals for America across 17 relevant issues.

UAA Faculty Development & Instructional Support (FD&IS) invites you to Adjunct U, our success sessions for adjunct and part-time faculty. These casual sessions are designed for adjunct/part-time faculty to learn more about teaching and course design at UAA, as well as a place for you to bring your questions about teaching, big or small.

Join the Philosophy Department and UAA Ethics Center for a discussion about the “Moral distress and residue in veterinary and human medicine: Supporting resilience through bioethics across Canada and the United States” with guest speakers Dr. Lisa Moses and Professor Dr. Étienne Côté.