2018 Archive

Marilyn Sigman’s ‘Entangled’

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Marilyn Sigman has taught and written about science in Alaska for 35 years. How did UAA's Creative Writing and Literary Arts M.F.A. help her shape her thinking and reflections into a book?

Mechanical engineering senior wins prestigious Graduate Research Fellowship

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Peter Renner won a prestigious National Science Foundation fellowship to cover his graduate education. A lot of hard work paved the way.

How can the UAA Employee Wellness program serve you? Take the survey

The UAA Employee Wellness program wants your feedback on how to improve the program. Please take a moment to respond to the spring 2018 needs assessment.

Six faculty members selected for first cohort of eWolf Faculty Associates

 

Update on implementation of Diversity and Inclusion Action Plan

 

Training opportunity: Indigenous Approach to Treating Lifetime and Historical Trauma

 

Junior scoring guard keeps many balls in the air

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Tara Thompson has a talent for making difficult feats look effortless. This past season she helped the UAA women's basketball team finish first in the final GCI Great Alaska Shootout and second in the NCAA Division II West Regional Tournament while double-majoring in accounting and management.

Celebration of Life for Mike B. Smith

 

Pianist Scott Holden in concert for one night only - May 4, 2018

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Acclaimed concert pianist Scott Holden makes his Alaska debut with a bold and demanding program sure to leave you breathless. Join us May 4, 2018 for this unforgettable concert experience.

UAA and ASD to open second Alaska Middle College School

The Alaska Middle College is a partnership between UAA and the Anchorage School District (ASD). The middle college offers Alaska high school students the opportunity to earn college credit while also obtaining their high school diploma.

2018 Posts Archive