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Please join us on Thursday, March 23 at UAA Multicultural Student Services (RH 106) from 4:00-6:00 PM for an intentional gathering for femmes at UAA!

UAA Multicultural Student Services is excited to host our monthly BIPOC Karaoke Game Night! We are celebrating women of color during Women's History Month this March!

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!

Come hang out with the Anthropology Club for a weekend road trip down the Kenai Peninsula! We will be headed down to UAA's Kenai Peninsula Campus in Soldotna. We will be visiting three archaeology sites with Dr. Adam Dunstan.

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).

UAA's Student Activities team is hosting a discussion with Anchorage Assembly members Austin Quinn-Davidson and Suzanne LaFrance about their experiences as women in politics, Wednesday, March 22 from 5-7 p.m. in the Student Union Den.

The Department of Theatre & Dance, in partnership with Perseverance Theatre and the College of Arts and Sciences, is hosting a UAA night for the upcoming performance of "The Great Leap."

Join the College of Business of Public Policy Thursday, March 9 at 6 p.m. at the Writer's Block Cafe for Economics After Hours. Alex James, associate professor of economics will discuss some common errors people make and use examples to highlight the power of experimentation with applications in health care, charitable giving, criminal justice and beyond.