UAA Campus is Open

We are pleased to report the UAA Anchorage campus will open on Wednesday, Dec. 5, following last Friday's earthquake. The Chugiak-Eagle River Campus will remain closed, but classes will resume in alternative locations. Students should check UAOnline for their new meeting location. As you return to campus, we encourage you to check the web page uaa.alaska.edu/earthquakerecovery for important safety tips and resources about how to submit work requests to facilities for repairs. Please continue to check our Facebook and Twitter accounts for updates.

Accounts Payable & Travel

News and Updates--Accounts Payable

We have listened to your feedback regarding the Accounts Payable DocuSign Forms and the following changes are taking place:

Beginning October 1, 2018, the DocuSign Employee Reimbursement Request (ERR) and Direct Pay (DP) Forms will be turned off and no longer valid. There will be new ERR and DP fillable PDF Forms available with submission instructions on our Forms page.

Also beginning October 1, 2018, the DocuSign Invoice Approval Forms will be turned off and no longer valid. Please visit the Vendor Payments page for invoice approval process instructions.

All ERRs, DPs, and Invoice Approvals submitted via DocuSign Forms before October 1st will be processed through DocuSign.

News and Updates--Travel

We are in the depths of Concur (our new Travel and Expense Management System) Implementation meetings. For the most up-to-date information please visit the UA Travel Project Website.

News and Updates--Misc

Single-Use Account Payments: The University of Alaska Single Use Accounts (SUA) payment solution is a strategic initiative aimed at replacing check payments with card payments. By enabling vendors to receive payment from the University of Alaska on outstanding invoices via credit card, vendors will see faster payments, improved cash flow and reduced paperwork. To learn more about how SUA works, the many benefits of accepting payments by credit card, and answers to frequently asked questions about Single-Use Accounts, please visit this informational page.