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During the fall semester, the UAA Office of Emergency Management (OEM) conducted federally required annual tests of the university’s emergency plans. More specifically, UAA tested its emergency evacuation capabilities.

The rates for IT Desktop Services and IT Telecommunication Services have been approved for FY22. Billing will begin soon. See below for details including rate amounts and when billing is scheduled to begin.

One of the pillars of northern anthropology and longtime UAA Professor of Anthropology, William B. Workman, passed away on Thursday, Nov. 4, 2021. He was 81.

As many of you may know, UAA is in the mid-cycle evaluation period of its seven-year institutional accreditation cycle with the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU).

Please join me in thanking Vice Chancellor for University Advancement Megan Olson for her many years of inspiring service at UAA. Megan has informed me that she will leave her position at the end of the fall semester to spend more time with her family after seventeen years of dedicated university service and leadership.

Marci Suazo will join the UAA Office of University Advancement as director of public relations in December, leading the university's communications and public relations efforts.

UAA's Associate Vice Chancellor for Development Bobi Rinehart, CFRE has been selected as this year's Outstanding Professional in Philanthropy by the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP), Alaska Chapter.

For staff who enter purchase requisitions (PRs) into Banner, it is important to know where your purchase is in the procurement process. It allows you to keep your end users informed regarding the progress of their purchases and identify a purchase that may held up for any reason.

We are beginning an update to the Campus Facilities Master Plan (CFMP) and we need your help! The CFMP will ensure the long- and short-term planning of the physical campus environment align with the aspirations of the UAA 2025 strategic plan.