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Registration requested for CAFE Oh Wow Awards for faculty excellence

The Center for Advancing Faculty Excellence (CAFE) is hosting the CAFE Oh Wow (COW) Awards next month on April 4, 12 - 1 p.m. in LIB 307.

UAA Mac Devices New Management Application - Kandji

UAA Information Technology Services (ITS) announced that UAA will be migrating to a new Apple Mobile Device Management (MDM) solution called Kandji for university-owned Apple devices.

Nominations for UA President’s Adjunct Faculty Award due April 4

Faculty Success is excited to announce the 2025 University of Alaska President’s Adjunct Faculty Award! This $1500 award recognizes adjunct faculty members who demonstrate excellence in teaching.

Thank you for supporting Giving Day 2025

This week, UAA celebrated 49 Hours for Alaska with the university’s fifth annual Giving Day, March 25-27. Initial results came in at 1 p.m. on March 27, totaling over 1,750 donors who contributed more than $425K dollars.

Webinar: AI Accountability, April 4

Artificial Intelligence is rapidly transforming the way people live and work, raising important questions about transparency, fairness and accountability.

UAA's hidden gem: A revitalized art collection shines

September Sell and Lilli Major with UAA art currently being held in storage

UAA possesses a remarkable artistic legacy: a diverse and extensive collection reflecting Alaska's vibrant cultural heritage

Conversation with Vernon Smith, 2002 Nobel Prize winner in economics, April 10

The College of Business and Public Policy will host Vernon Smith, who won the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences in 2002 for his groundbreaking work in experimental economics, on April 10.

Seeking research participants: Multiracial people experiencing cultural invalidations

A UAA doctoral student with the Clinical-Community Psychology program is looking for participants for research on the "acting white" accusation among multiracial people.

Political science alums in the House: Catching up with Reps. Mina and Nelson

David Nelson and Genevieve Mina

Despite belonging to different political parties and legislative caucuses, Rep. Genevieve Mina and Rep. David Nelson have much in common: the former UAA classmates are both political science grads, the only twenty-somethings currently serving in the Alaska Legislature, represent neighboring Anchorage districts and share a passion for community.

UAA construction management students prove themselves as top industry talent at regional competition

UAA construction management students pose for a group photo with their third-place awards for the Heavy Civil division and faculty advisor.

Imagine having only 16 hours to develop a complete project plan for building a helicopter landing facility at an airfield — that was the challenge for a team of UAA construction management students at this year's Associated Schools of Construction Regions 6 & 7 Student Competition, where they finished third for the second consecutive year.

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