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More Than Just BooksSince 1954, the Campus Bookstore has provided a variety of services to UAA students, faculty, staff, and the Anchorage community. Today, it is the largest college bookstore in the state. We welcome the many visitors who consider us a point of interest during their visit to Alaska. UAA/APU BOOKS OF THE YEAR 2011-2013Everyone automatically receives 20% off the suggested retail price of the Books of the Year at the UAA Campus Bookstore (other offers cannot be added to the discount).Details about these books can be found here. |
Happenings @ The BookstoreWednesday, May 1, 5:00 pm-7:00 pmJeff Pantages presents "The Investment Wisdom of John Maynard Keynes" At this event, Jeff Pantages (Chief Investment Officer at Alaska Permanent Capital Management) reviews the life of economist John Maynard Keynes with a special emphasis on his investment philosophy. When he died in 1946 he had a personal portfolio valued at $25 million in today's dollars. How did he do it? Come and find out. Thursday, May 2, 5:00 pm-7:00 pm Principled Negotiations offers solutions on how to move Alaska pioneer spirit and heart to programs. Examples for Alaska communities concerning drinking water, sanitation, and wind energy projects will be discussed. Steve Konkel holds a bachelor's degree in Architectural Engineering (University of Colorado), a master's degree in City Planning (Harvard), and a PhD in Environmental Policy Development (MIT). He is teaching Dispute Resolution (PADM 640) this summer at UAA. Friday, May 3, 2:00 pm-3:30 pm Hearts of Courage brings to life the amazing true account of the 1943 Gillam plane crash in the wilderness of southeast Alaska. Pilot Harold Gillam, with five others, including CAA engineer, Joseph Tippets, had left Seattle on January 5th en route to a scheduled refueling stop near Ketchikan when disaster struck. For four passengers, the harrowing events that followed required tremendous courage, enormous ingenuity, perseverance, and many small miracles. It was a month of enduring sub zero temperatures and with little food, until and ultimate dramatic rescue. Using historical photographs and numerous illustrations, along with his father's first-hand descriptions, John Tippets' presentation is a source of inspiration to all who hear it.
*SPECIAL EVENTS** Additional 2013 events are posted in the calendar. |
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