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Recently, the student portal for Navigate (Seawolf Tracks) was updated to accommodate new software capabilities. As the student portal is also the platform for the mobile app "Navigate", there has been an unintended side-effect, where some students have now reported the app cannot connect to the network.

Join the Alcohol, Drug and Wellness Education Program this Friday morning from 9-11 a.m. at the Alaska Rock Gym. Admission to the gym is free for UAA students and includes gear rentals. You must sign up online at UAATix.com and fill out the waiver.

In an effort to increase UAA’s cyber security posture, IT Services will be taking steps to further reduce malicious actors’ ability to gain access to our network. While we are working very hard to minimize any discernable impacts, there is always some potential that employees may experience issues accessing legitimate resources.

The career fair is an excellent opportunity for students to practice professional networking, secure an academic internship or a professional position. With over 60 registered employers and more registering daily, this is a “can’t miss opportunity!”

The Center for Alaska Education Policy Research at the Institute for Social and Economic Research at the University of Alaska Anchorage seeks outstanding candidates for a post-doc fellowship position.

All students are encouraged to attend the in-person Spring Career Fair. The career fair is your opportunity to practice professional networking, explore a variety of careers, and secure a job or internship.

Last week the House Finance Committee met to take up operating budget amendments. After four days of discussion, on Thursday the House Finance Committee passed out an amended operating budget which now goes to the House floor for debate.

Literacy and an appreciation for reading are important tools for young adults in and out of the criminal justice system. The Tom Case Leadership Fellows believe that through a book drive, the Anchorage and UAA community can build upon MYC’s ongoing work by providing residents tools to continue their personal growth and education through access to new and gently used, age-appropriate books.

STAC exists as a meeting place for all University of Alaska Anchorage students interested in promoting affordable textbooks and learning materials at UAA through education, advocacy and resource distribution. STAC may also involve prospective students, faculty and staff of UAA, and community stakeholders in the pursuit of this purpose. All are welcome to participate in increasing access to affordable textbooks at UAA!

UAA’s Real Estate Management + Investment (REM+I) Workshop is a three-day, interactive opportunity for high school students to explore career and educational opportunities in real estate management and learn how and why people invest in income-producing real estate.