2021 Archive

The UAA Administrative Scholarship and Second Chance Scholarship applications are available now. The deadline to apply is March 29 at 5 p.m.

Unfurnished 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath townhouse style duplex (~1400 sq ft) with 2-car garage. Fenced backyard and small deck. Gas fireplace, newer washer and dryer and updated kitchen with stainless steel appliances on first floor.

The College of Health is seeking an innovative, energetic professor to work in the Speech-Language Pathology program. For more information on the position or to apply, visit careers.alaska.edu.

The textbook and other course materials submission portal at the UAA Anchorage Campus Online Bookstore will be open for Anchorage faculty to submit their adoptions from March 15 to April 2. All Anchorage faculty must enter course material information, even just to indicate that the class will use Open Educational Resources, other zero cost materials, or no required materials for the class.

As chairs of the UAA COENG Dean search committee, we are pleased to announce the finalists for the position and the process for virtual campus visits April 5-8. Our search generated international interest and produced a large set of initial applicants. Over several weeks, committee members reviewed the applications and interviewed the most qualified individuals, leading us to the advancement of four outstanding finalists.

The UAA Student Health and Counseling Center will provide COVID-19 vaccines by appointment April 6 and 7 to UAA employees and students only who are 18 years or older. Call the SHCC to schedule a COVID-19 vaccine appointment at (907) 786-4050.

Dear UAA Community: The change of seasons has always been one of the many highlights about living in Alaska, and I look forward to the return of spring to our campuses.

The Grand Rounds is an interactive experience investigating telehealth for infectious disease with peers, faculty, and healthcare providers. All students interested in healthcare are invited and welcome. Panelists will include microbiologists, an epidemiologist, a nurse, and a patient that has recovered from COVID-19.

The UAA/APU Books of the Year (BOY) program is proud to collaborate with Senior Seminar art students on this exhibit entitled “Eyes to See, Ears to Hear: Rising Resilience.” The BOY program brings faculty, staff, and community members together to understand common themes, serves as the catalyst for discussions of larger issues, and provides creative venues for people to express their interpretations of those issues in different ways.