Our Arts & Sciences newsletter is produced twice yearly, and is a collaborative effort by University Advancement and the College of Arts & Sciences. It celebrates the many accomplishments of our faculty, students, staff, and alumni and, as you’ll see in these pages, we have much to celebrate!
Spring 2013
- Two new learning centers further connect CAS to the community
- Alaska Native Studies leads discussion on saving Alaska Native Languages
- Confucius Institute grows Chinese culture opportunities at UAA
Fall 2012
- What goes around comes around
- Undergraduates flock to UAA for summer research experience
- Copper exploration using isotopes in surface water
Spring 2012
- New Atwood Chair of Journalism
- Two for one in Alaska Native Studies & Music
- Music professor travels to China for Concert tour
Fall 2011
- Biological Sciences gets new director
- Geology Department gets renovated digs
- Funded research under way at the Center for Behavioral Health Research & Services
Spring 2011
- Seawolf Debate team rocks 2011 World Championships
- NASA funds ENRI climate change project
- CAS students help propel UAA to Fulbright top producer
Fall 2010
- Dr. Claudia Lampman's research featured in 'the Chronicle'
- Studying "lived" religion
- Geology students explore the Grand Canyon
Summer 2010
- Biology professor grows a research team
- Art students donate time and talents for Empty Bowl Project
- CAS alum Katherine Barger rises like a phoenix
Fall 2009
- NPR's Elizabeth Arnold joins CAS faculty
- Alaska wilderness enhances creative writing
- New music program unique to this continent
Spring 2009
- UAA Confucius Institute opens its doors
- Prestigious grants, important work help to create CBHRS
- CAS alumni success stories
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