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FUSE Kickoff a STEMM Workshop

Do you advise first year STEMM students, teach or TA an introductory pre-major STEMM course, or provide support services to STEMM students? Then the FUSE half day workshop on Friday, Jan. 27 is for you!

Shared Services Implements New Ticketing System

Shared Services is pleased to announce that it will be implementing a new ticketing system on Monday, Jan. 23, 2023!

Staff Alliance offers spring semester fee support

The UA Staff Alliance is pleased to offer a scholarship for UA classes taken by staff that directly support their career or professional development. The scholarship, good for the 2023 Spring Semester, is for up to $250 per employee, while the funds last.

The Cabin Fever Debates return!

The Seawolf Debate Program is excited about the return of Cabin Fever Debates, UAA's intramural debating tournament for 2023. Free to enter for any UAA student enrolled in at least 6 credits in the Spring '23 semester, the tournament offers the opportunity for students to practice their critical thinking and advocacy skills while competing to win over $2000 in prizes.

Master of Social Work application deadline extension

Great news for those who are interested in pursuing a Master of Social Work degree —we have extended our application deadline to Feb. 1!

Seawolf Dining Hours of Operation

Seawolf Dining new hours for spring semester!

Late Night at Creekside!

Creekside Eatery will be open for Late Night starting Sunday, Jan 22. Open from 9 a.m.-10 p.m. Students with a meal plan (bring a guest!) can enjoy burgers, sandwiches, and snacks paired with salads, fries, tater tots and more!

UAA Giving Day Feb. 22 and 23!

We’re excited for another #49HoursForAlaska and hope you are too! Giving Day 2023 kicks off 49 hours of celebration and giving on Feb. 22. UAA, UAF, UAS and UA Foundation are joining together and invite the UA community to show their university pride and give to the area that they care about most.

Honoring the legacy of Black history and civil rights in Alaska

Black and African American soldiers with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in September 1942

Black history in Alaska is not widely known and dates back more than a century. Black men and women have played a significant role in shaping our state’s history. In celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. and Alaska Civil Rights Day, we chatted about the importance of honoring Black History in Alaska with Ian Hartman, associate professor in UAA's Department of History.

Honoring Black history for Martin Luther King Jr. and Alaska Civil Rights Day

 

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