2013 Archive

ANTHC Statewide is interested in emerging professionals who want to advance their health care career in medical rural hubs and community clinics. Come have a bite to eat and learn how ANTHC Statewide could be part of your future.

Following the groundbreaking ceremony on July 18, construction is officially under way for the new $20 million Valley Center for Arts and Learning building at Matanuska-Susitna College (MSC). Expected to open in December 2014, the latest addition to the MSC campus will house a classroom, drama lab, music space and instrument storage, as well as display areas, gathering and study spaces, and a 500-seat theater for lectures, public gatherings and conferences.

Students in CTC's summer Culinary and Bakery Boot Camps have been busy learning kitchen safety and sanitation practices, how to read a recipe and use cooking techniques, as well as how to make yummy dishes such as hummus with vegetable crudité and mouth-watering baked goods such as muffins and scones.

New one-way traffic pattern in the South Lot for the remainder of the summer.

The Rasmuson Foundation Board of Directors announced on July 15 that the Alaska Native Science and Engineering Program (ANSEP) will receive a $5 million award over five years as part of the Foundation's Tier 2 grant program. UAA will match the Rasmuson Foundation award with increased program support that will reach $1 million annually after year five to help institutionalize and sustain ANSEP's award-winning components.

Looking forward to an enjoyable retirement? Come learn the latest ideas and strategies to help grow your retirement assets and plan a successful retirement. On July 24 and 25, Daniel Crumpacker will present a seminar on how to plan and enjoy a comfortable retirement.