2017 Archive

English internship helps UAA student grow inclusive parks in Anchorage

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English students at UAA do more than read books and write papers. Deborah Castillo's internship with Anchorage Park Foundation helped her earn work experience while making a meaningful impact on the lives, health and happiness of people in her community.

Resilience, parents’ inspiration guided Commencement speaker toward success

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Nina Lee's career in college began with more than a few bumps, but two years of volunteering in local schools helped her find gratitude for her parents' hard work and a desire to help children ignite a passion for learning.

UAA Human Resource Services closed May 2, 2017 for staff training

 

May 9, 2017: Debra Schilling Wolfe presents free lecture on role of research in child protection

Debra Schilling Wolfe is the executive director of the Field Center for Children's Policy, Practice, and Research at the University of Pennsylvania. In a lecture at UAA's Rasmuson Hall, she will talk about the role of research in child protection.

May 2017: UAA Diversity & Inclusion Action Plan open forums

 

Seawolf Shuttle schedule for spring 2017 finals

The Seawolf Shuttle will operating on a different schedule May 1–5 for spring 2017 finals week. View the schedule changes.

Run for UAA Staff Council; nomination deadline extended to May 5, 2017

 

Guest pianist Richard Cionco brings 'The Romantic Spirit' to UAA May 5, 2017

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Richard Cionco, praised by Donal Henahan of The New York Times for his "sensitive pianism," has performed across the US, in Europe, and Japan. Don't miss his performance on May 5, 2017 in the UAA Recital Hall.

New ISER report: How do Alaskans cover their medical bills?

The Affordable Care Act (ACA) has been at the top of the news lately, with Congress considering but then dropping proposed changes. Congress will try again to change the ACA—but it's uncertain how or when. A new overview by Linda Leask, Rosyland Frazier and Jessica Passini of the Institute of Social and Economic Research (ISER) brings together information from many sources to describe health care coverage Alaskans have now, and how ACA provisions have changed that coverage.

Congratulations to Roxi Valentine, winner of the Admin Professional of the Year Award

Roxi Valentine is the winner for the UAA Campus Bookstore 20th Annual Admin Professional of the Year Award. Roxi has been an administrative assistant for the numerous programs within the School of Allied Health and has supported its growth, as it expanded from three departments to 11 departments over 20 years. Her service to everyone in the UAA community is outstanding!
2017 Posts Archive